Once a tree house pub but now renovated to last a few more centuries, climb the stairs at the low key Mill Top Tavern & Listening Room to sample their fried okra or a fish basket and enjoy a local musician.

Wander in to find a seat in the corner of Pierre's Pub, an outdoor courtyard where you'll often find great classic rock guitarists.

Make a stop at Rendezvous Restaurant where you can choose from over 350 imported beers. Make sure you ask Sandy's Uncle Brian about the great beer signs at the Rendezvous!

Stop for lunch at The Columbia Restaurant and try the award winning 1905 salad, tossed table side and served with mouth watering Cuban bread.

Pop behind The Columbia and see what The Tipsy Duck has to offer. Ask Christian what his favorite drink is there!

Grab a drink and some shade in the tranquil garden at Harry's Seafood Bar & Grille, but beware of the ghost in the upstairs bathroom! Just ask Sandy's Uncle Doug ...

Hop onto a bar stool at Forgotten Tonic and try a unique, farm fresh small plate while choosing from the ever-changing menu of craft cocktails.

Sit outside under the bougainvillea at Sandy's favorite, O.C. White's Seafood & Spirits to enjoy a local guitarist along with the breeze off the bay.

If it's late, find your way into the no-frills, "take it as it is" Trade Winds Lounge where the draw is a legit southern rock band.

Our favorite shops include the Two Sparrows boutique just a short walk from The White Room west on King Street as well as a local favorite, Artsy Abode in the same area.

Or you can drift down St. George Street and keep an eye out for nautical touches in The Shell Shop, shop the iconic pottery at The Columbia, or see what eclectic items or unique jewelry the Red Pineapple has to offer over the weekend.