Five Sisters Blues Café

“The Sunday brunch with live music is a great way to wrap up a weekend.”

DC EATS★★★

I stopped by 5 Sisters while exploring downtown Pensacola. The atmosphere is undeniably jovial, and the service was truly excellent throughout our meal. However, the food itself left a lot to be desired. While they market themselves as a soul food destination, the dishes were surprisingly lacking in 'soul.' ​None of the food was technically bad—we tried the shrimp and grits, the fried green tomato BLT, chicken and waffles, and a burger—but in a city with so many incredible culinary options, these dishes just didn't hold their own. It’s a convenient spot if you’re in a pinch and just need to sa

John Bowler★★★★★

This is a must-visit!!! The atmosphere outdoes the moderate prices, and I'm sure it's even better in the evenings with the live music. The fried green tomatoes appetizer (4) were first-rate. I had the twin pork chop dinner, one fried, one grilled. If they could season those giant boneless Iowa-style breaded pork tenderloin sandwiches this way, we woudn't need ketchup and mustard. And the grilled version was awesome, too. I had the sugar and spice yams (excellent) and the sliced fries (also good). My co-diners both got the seafood platter, with grilled catfish, a crabcake, and grilled sh

Zavala★★★★★

Ask for recommendations on the server’s Casey favorites and boy he didn’t fail us!!!!! He kept our drinks filled at all time. Literally everything we had was so fresh and delicious. The fried chicken was so moist and the skin had the best crispy texture! The live band was so good!

Cohl Brooks★★★★★

Honestly some of the best fried green tomatoes that I've ever had, the food was out quick and tasted absolutely fantastic. The fried chicken was also delicious. Would highly recommend the Three and three if you can't make up your mind as to what you want.