We know you've been living on provisioned groceries, protein bars, and whatever seemed like a good idea at the last marina store. St. Andrews has 18 reasons to leave the galley dark tonight.
All walking distance from the dock. No cooking required.
Somewhere between the Mississippi and the Panhandle you mastered the art of one-burner cooking in a 4-foot galley with whatever was left in the provisioning bag. Respect. Truly.
But Historic St. Andrews has waterfront seafood, smoky BBQ, wood-fired pizza, cold craft beer, great coffee, and one restaurant named after a certain loop you may be familiar with. Tonight, someone else does the dishes.
All listings link to Destination Panama City for hours, menus, and details.
When you cross your wake, we hope you tell stories of your time in The Drews — and yes, we hope one of those stories involves a meal you didn't have to cook yourself.
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