Pirate’s Cove Resort and Marina

Came for dinner, and it was great! Lauren was awesome! Happy hour…even on Sunday (!) was fantastic! Our drinks were never empty, the fried oysters were delectable; we also had the mahi bites & the cheesy risotto balls from the happy hour appetizer menu, and cleaned out plates. Great experience! Thanks again, Lauren!!!!

The room was fine other than no bath lotion and no coffee maker provided. However, the hotel staff has to improve their customer care. I was riding my knee scooter due to recent surgery and when we checked in, we were given a room farthest away on our floor. Also, my wife was made to carry a 48 quart cooler when the desk clerk could have suggested using a cart that was not visible to her. Lastly, there were several doorways that had high heights to maneuver over on my scooter.

Positive: Our view from our room was beautiful Negative: Lost internet. Phone didn't answer in lobby. No way to contact front desk. The dining room was lit up like a Christmas tree. Absolutely zero atmosphere. Had to eat "outside" under cover. Food good and service good...but very limited amenities.

Spent a few hours one afternoon just hanging out for drinks and lunch… SERVICE was incredible. Lorin was our waitress and she was very attentive and punctual. Beautiful vibe and atmosphere looking over the water and watching the boats go by

A sudden downhill shift has been made in what was my favorite local tiki bar . It was the great music that I'd crave and didn't mind their pricey bottled domestic beer. I figured it was worth it to hear great music . The food has always been decent enough.( Been going there for over 30 years) But that too has plummeted in quality and taste while rising in price. Lately there is no music or a solo artist which is fine, but I have up and left after one beer recently , because of horrible musicians.I can read Budget Cut all over the roster. Guess Two G's will get my money from now on . They know how to pick great bands and seem to appreciate the locals who keep them afloat in the off season.