Bayou on the Beach
$$ • Bakery, Cajun, Seafood
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11115 Hutchison Blvd, Panama City Beach
(850) 249-3478
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Food was ok but…. We complained the key lime pie was warm….. manager seriously stuck his finger in the pie and said it doesn’t feel warm to me. I was at a loss for words.
We come down here several times a year and have loved this place. Part of our tradition is eating New Years dinner at DCP. However, last night we ate here and saw online that they were serving a new year’s dinner until they run out. They open at 11:00, we park at 11:07. We go in, tell our waitress that we want the special and oysters. She asked did we want the oysters first, we said yes. 10 minutes later, before we even got our oysters, she comes out and tells us they are out...read full review
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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Bayou on the Beach offers great food like gator bites, shrimp, fried oysters, crawfish, and more. The service is excellent, with an enthusiastic wait staff that ensures a memorable dining experience. Some guests have noted that the hostess can be rude, which may affect their experience slightly. The menu features delicious options such as smoked tuna dip, seafood gumbo, fried shrimp, and key lime pie, along with wonderful salads for those seeking vegetarian options. The food is fresh and flavorful, with standout dishes like the crawfish boil impressing even those familiar with Louisiana cuisine.
The restaurant has a creole and cajun flare, focusing on seafood and shellfish, but it also offers fish, gator, and red meat. The cooking methods include steaming, frying, blackening, and grilling. There are plenty of appetizers that mix Florida and Louisiana styles, and the portions are generous. The restaurant is popular, often busy, and does not take reservations, which speaks to its popularity. Guests have remarked that they could eat here every day, especially enjoying the hush puppies and the 1/2 order of shrimp boil. Before leaving, it’s recommended to order beignets to go, ensuring a smile as the day ends.