Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Alys Beach

"Take a deep breath of fresh gulf air on Willy’s historical Pier, and enjoy your lunch or dinner while watching a beautiful sunset into the Gulf of Mexico. You can’t find a better view around, and combined with our World famous ribs, Fresh Seafood, huge tropical drinks, and friendly staff, Pineapple Willy’s is a must visit Panama City Beach restaurant!. Phone: 850.235.1225Website: www.pwillys.com"

"I am a local (been here for a year now) and this is the first time visiting this restaurant. The wait time wasn't too bad and I had a party of 11 (family..."

"Home to a huge Tiki hut, Sharky’s brings tropical flair and party vibes to Panama City Beach’s culinary scene. Seafood, bar fare, and exotic drinks dominate the menu, which offers something to keep almost anybody happy. If you’re lucky, you’ll arrive in time for live music, which you can enjoy alongside a margarita as you relax on the patio."

"Sharky’s Beachfront Restaurant is located at 15210 Beach Front Road and occupies prime beach real estate. The Tripadvisor.com rating for Sharky’s is #46 out of 262 Panama City Beach restaurants. I found Sharky’s to be one of those dives you go to have a drink, chill out, and enjoy watching the sun setting over the Gulf of Mexico."

"With a menu highlighting “Oysters,” “Appetizers,” “Seawitches,” and “For the Maneaters,” this local joint is recognized as perhaps the best oyster bar in Panama City Beach. Enjoy the casual atmosphere, take advantage of great raw oysters (be sure and have fun watching the entertaining bartenders shucking the oysters!), and relish taste-worthy grilled grouper po-boys. Whet your appetite with fried shrimp, blackened scallops, and jalapeno baked oysters, and more."

"You will love the unique flavor that you get with this dish. Don’t le the name fool you, however, as Dusty’s has a number of other great seafood items to choose from. Try the grilled grouper for a filling meal."

"We visited this place on a Monday night the first week of May. I'm so happy we did. We waited quite a while for a table for two."

"Any visit to Margaritaville is an opportunity to step out of your daily routine and into an island adventure. Featuring burgers, seafood and more!. Located on the Boardwalk next to The Back Porch - 16230 Front Beach Road"

"Designed like a great old beach hang out that populates the Gulf Coast with upper and lower decks overlooking the gulf. It`s the perfect blend of ocean breezes, great food, generous drinks, and live music."

"I went today with my husband and daughter.There really wasn't a wait and the only thing I must complain about is the host stands they were playing…"

"His big league plans had failed and opening a laid back bar full of attitude was all he could muster up the strength to do. Dick’s was really his last resort. Thankfully, dick jokes became synonymous with good food & cold beers and the first Dick’s Last Resort opened with huge success in the West End in Dallas, TX."

"Restaurant where gruff staffers serve a Southern-style menu in a rowdy roadhouse environment. Located on the Boardwalk between Sunglass World and Pompano Joe's - 16210 Front Beach Road. Serves Lunch & Dinner"

"Gay Bar located on beautiful Panama City Beach featuring male dancers on Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights and Drag Shows on Saturday nights. Great music and friendly staff."

"Local watering hole and restaurant featuring beach food, cold drinks, live music, karaoke and a dog friendly deck. Alibi is many things-a hideouts for shady characters, a rest stop"

"Aaron Bessant Park is one of Panama City Beach’s newest event destinations, and it’s most well-known for its free concert series. The park’s grounds are comprised of nearly 70 acres and include a large amphitheater that hosts evening concerts in a wide range of music genres, from country and rock to jazz and the blues. Concerts start in the evening when the sun has gone down, and most guests spread blankets on the ground and bring folding chairs along with coolers full of food and drinks."

"Offshore from St Andrews State Park, this sandy 'desert' island is fantastic for sunbathing, swimming and snorkeling. There are neither facilities nor shade: wear a hat and plenty of sunscreen. To get here, buy tickets for the Shell Island Shuttle at Pier Marketplace in the park; there's a trolley service to the boat. Snorkeling packages ($27) and kayak rental (single/tandem $55/65 per day) are available – the price includes your shuttle trip to the island. Check website for details and schedules."

"Recognized as an award-winning park, Frank Brown Park is the center of all things active in Panama City Beach. The area offers facilities to accommodate a variety of sports including baseball, softball, soccer, tennis, football, basketball, shuffleboard, gymnastics, and fishing. In addition, Frank Brown Park features a community center, playgrounds, a dog park, an aquatic center, and over twenty acres to host large scale events."

"If you like Thai or Sushi, this is your restaurant, they make killer food, the presentation of the food is just as good as the flavor, seems very…"

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Visit Shoppes at Edgewater for all your splurging needs in Panama City Beach. The shopping mall is open until 10 pm daily."

"Recognized as an award-winning park, Frank Brown Park is the center of all things active in Panama City Beach. The area offers facilities to accommodate a variety of sports including baseball, softball, soccer, tennis, football, basketball, shuffleboard, gymnastics, and fishing. In addition, Frank Brown Park features a community center, playgrounds, a dog park, an aquatic center, and over twenty acres to host large scale events."

"With just under 3,000 acres of uplands and wetlands, PCB Conservation Park offers a range of outdoor recreational opportunities, from hiking and biking to bird-watching and wildlife spotting. The park has a dozen well-maintained trails, which range from approximately a half mile to 12 miles in length, a total of 24 miles in all. Several of these have sections of boardwalk, which are especially convenient for strollers and wheelchairs, and most of the dirt paths are reasonably level, making them suitable for anyone."

"Panama City Beach’s Conservation Park covers nearly 3,000 acres. With 12 trails to choose from ranging in distance from 0.6 to 11 miles, the Conservation Park is a great way to enjoy the outdoors while taking a break from the beach. A combination of wooden boardwalks and bridges, paved paths, and dirt trails wind their way through cypress domes."

"There’s more to PCB than beach scenery, as you’ll discover while hiking through the beautifully-preserved wetlands at Conservation Park. This vast green space provides one of the most peaceful, nature-filled experiences on the Emerald Coast."

"An 1133-acre stretch of marble-colored dunes rolling down to the water's edge, this state park's beauty is genuinely mind-blowing. The park sits nestled against the wealthy but down-to-earth community of Grayton Beach, home to the famed Red Bar and to the quirky Dog Wall – a mural on which residents paint portraits of their dogs. "

"This is the place to see what Florida looked like when only Native Americans lived here. One of the most scenic spots along the Gulf…"