Seville Quarter, Pensacola Florida. 7 Rooms For Wild Dancing Fun: Rosie O'Grady's, Phineas Phogg's Balloon Works, Lili Marlene's World, Apple Annie's, End O' the Alley, Fast Eddie's Billiard Parlor, Palace Café

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Seville Quarter began as the dream of Bob Snow, a Minnesota native, who was a virtuoso trumpet player, Dixieland band leader, naturally gifted designer, builder and energetic entrepreneur. Snow fell in love with Pensacola while in Navy Flight training.  
Starting with $1,100, his horn and his heart, Snow started Rosie O'Grady's in the old Pensacola Cigar & Tobacco Company warehouse on Government Street. Opening night was August 16, 1967.  
 
This complex houses many of downtown Pensacola's favorite late night spots including Rosie O'Grady's, Lili Marlene's, Phineas Phogg's Balloon Works, Apple Annie's Courtyard, End o' the Alley Bar and Fast Eddie's Billiard Parlor.  
 
Just a few steps down the east alleyway, the first door to your right opens into Rosie O'Grady's Good Time Emporium.  
Located at the west end of Seville Quarter, Phineas Phogg's Balloon Works is a two-story dance club and Pensacola's home for the young at heart. There's no better place on the Gulf Coast to enjoy the hottest high-energy dance music!  
Directly across from the door to Rosie O'Grady's is the entrance to Lili Marlene's World War I Aviators Pub. Lili's is a favorite gathering place for professionals, businessmen and ladies of Pensacola.  
Apple Annie's, the all so versatile room! This spacious ballroom and beautiful courtyard is perfect for holiday parties, business functions, rehearsal dinner, birthday or anniversary parties, special luncheons or a wedding and reception. Enjoy the ambience of the room and magnificent courtyard fountain, all a backdrop for pictures and memories to last a lifetime.  
Across the back of Seville Quarter is the open-air End O' the Alley Bar and Seville Quarter Courtyard, a gas light Victorian courtyard. An ever changing variety of entertainment is featured on the courtyard stage, from folk trios to Jamaican steel bands and reggae.  
Directly north of Lili's, swinging doors open to Fast Eddie's Billiard Parlor, Pensacola's finest pool room (formerly Coppersmith's Galley, a cozy restaurant with a strong maritime flavor).  
Next to Apple Annie's is the Palace Café (formerly the Palace Oyster Bar), the perfect place to stop in for your morning coffee, latte, cappuccino, or other pick-me-up. You can enjoy the flavors and ambience of the New Orleans French Quarter as you enjoy a plate of hot beignets.  
 
Admission policies:Entertainment Charge  
Sunday thru Tuesday Complimentary (ages 21 & over)  
Wednesday $3 from 8pm-Close (ages 21 & over)  
Thursday $3 from 8-9pm (ages 21 & over)  
$5 after 9pm (ages 21 & over)  
$10 all night (ages 18-20)  
Friday & Saturday $5 after 8pm (ages 21 & over)  
Dress Code  
 
No apparel displaying profanity; racial, ethnic or religious slurs or sexually orientated insults  
No gang attire including clothing, caps, emblems or insignia  
No soiled, sloppy or ragged attire.  
Excessively long shirts on men is not acceptable.  
Ball caps must be worn with the bill facing forward  
No athletic Jersies or jersey-type dresses  
No tank tops on men  
No bare feet or shower shoes  
No attire which is revealing in that it shows body parts generally regarded as private  
No guns or weapons  
Hours of Operation  
Mon-Sat 11am-3am  
Sun 5pm-3am  
 
Palace Café opens 6am Mon-Fri  
and 7am Sat (closed Sun).