Local beer, southern bites, & local stories.
We're a brewpub located in downtown Panama City, Florida excited to tell historic stories of our community around food and drink. We hope you'll join us downtown!
Our Mission
We love this town and the stories of how this community was built. It was built by ordinary people who gathered and did extraordinary things together.
We're excited to tell these stories around food and drink. We want to be a place our community can come gather, meet each other, support progress by supporting each other, and help Bay County realize it's untapped potential.
Southern Small Bites
Giant Pretzel & Beer Cheese
This big, fluffy on the inside crunchy on the outside, delicious Bavarian pretzel is served with Dan's from-scratch beer cheese made with our Belle Booth Blonde Ale.
"Rockin' Bod" Pulled Pork & Salad
To help you hit your healthy new year's resolution we're taking the bun off of the pulled pork sammy and serving it with a side salad.
You get a pile of smoked pork topped with tangy BBQ sauce and homemade slaw and pickles. Instead of fries, we're serving a cucumber, tomato, and red onion salad topped with extra virgin olive oil and aged balsamic vinegar.
Spicy Chicken Sammy
Hand-breaded chicken tenders, pimento cheese, house-made spicy pickles, and sriracha aioli (aka "Alabama Red Sauce") on a potato roll w/ a side of fries
Caprese Salad
Creamy, dreamy burrata surrounded by slices of fresh heirloom tomato drizzled with local Balsamic vinegar and topped with ribbons of fresh basil.
Our Beers
Island Hopper
IPA
New England Style Hazy IPA featuring a unique Norwegian yeast with sultana dry hop. Island Hopper has a potent citrus, lemon-forward aroma and a nice hoppy finish
Old Town Rye
Pale Ale
This hoppy ale features plenty of rye malts that give it unique toasted and peppery notes and touch of nuttiness. Cascade hops give it a fruity nose that balances all those rye flavors very nicely. We named this beer Old Town, which was how folks referred to the area we know today as "Beach Drive" in between historic downtown and St. Andrews.
McKenzie's Milk Stout
Stout
English-style stout brewed with milk sugar for a creamy mouthfeel and just a touch of sweetness on the finish to round out notes of roasted coffee.
Dr. Booth's Lime
Hard Seltzer
Our newest gluten-free hard seltzer is flavored with plenty of lime for a light, slightly dry, refresher!
Historic Downtown
- 6 East 4th Street
- Panama City Florida 32401
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- Or email us using the contact form.
Local Stories
Bay County has so many wonderful stories which we want to tell. We believe to love a place, you need to know a few stories. We hope you enjoy hearing these stories as much as we love capturing and documenting them. We will be adding more Bay County stories as the years go by.
Massalina & Redfish Point
This is the story of the Massalina family and their local legacy.
Read Story
2nd Lieutenant Edwin Gorbet
Lt. Edwin Gorbet is a name every citizen of Bay County should know.
Read StoryFrequently Asked Questions
Dog friendly?
Yes, we love having doggos in our outdoor seating areas! We have a water bowl and two waste stations for your use. Please keep your pet on a leash at all times. If your dog cannot behave you will be asked to leave. If you see a dog visiting our space, please ask the owner before you pet the dog.
Kid friendly?
Yes, we are a family friendly establishment! We have games and coloring sets to entertain your little ones. But please make sure your kids aren't wild monsters, the other customers might not want your kids screaming, or catching the place on fire. Poorly behaved children will be required to wear a leash.
Live music?
We host local musicians every night that we are open (Wednesday-Sunday). Click here to see who's playing this week, and other upcoming events.
Non-alcoholic drinks?
Our homemade McKenzie Brothers Fizzy Water, The General's Root Beer, and Watermelon juice are all non-alcoholic. Oh yeah, and the Culligan filtered water is free.
Owning & Operating a Brewery
If you're interested in hearing thoughts on opening. managing, or marketing a brewery follow our blog. We're going to be very transparent about what we learn as we grow, from mistakes and failures to success.
