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Good Places to Eat at Panama City Beach

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Thomas's is a small white building with blue trim I think (a shack not building) on the left (assuming you're driving from Seacrest) about 5-6 miles. I don't drink coffee so I couldn't tell you if the coffee is any good. You can get donuts and then head to the beach. Nice cheap old-fashioned breakfast.
 
Paula said:
Thomas's is a small white building with blue trim I think (a shack not building) on the left (assuming you're driving from Seacrest) about 5-6 miles. I don't drink coffee so I couldn't tell you if the coffee is any good. You can get donuts and then head to the beach. Nice cheap old-fashioned breakfast.
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Drink coffee. You can sleep when you're dead. :lol:
 
hutch said:
If you are looking for good southern home cooking. (peas, butter beans, fried chicken, cornbeard). Try Granny Cantrell's on 23rd street. Close to Home Depot. Very crowded at lunch hour 11:00-1200 due to local workers. Buffet all you can eat. :laughing1

the hutch
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mmmmmmmmmm . . . they got any banana and peanut butter sammitches?
 
I'll drink a special coffee now and then (capuccino, espresso, or coffee with a special breakfast or dessert), but I've switched to green tea for every day -- I'm working on spending at least 50 years at the beach so I'm taking care of myself. Although the word is coffee is good for people, too, but who knows.

Wish I could help with great places for a peanut butter and banana sandwich, but I don't know of any. Does Martha Stewart have a good recipe for one?
 
The best source for a meat and three in PCB is Mike's Diner on Front Beach road.

The best place for blue crabs,, when in season, is Bill's Crab House(shack?) Thomas Dr.

Hunt's Oyster Bar was great before the fire, but now in the new location, I think it lost everything. I prefer the Captain's Table, just up the street from the old Hunt's.
 
Can't beat the meals and prices at Mike's Diner which is just east of Thomas' Doughnuts(same family) but it's only breakfast or lunch.
 
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