Wipeouts Grill — Restaurant in Neptune Beach

Stepping into the vibrant and lively atmosphere of Whipeout Bar and Grill, I was immediately captivated by the energetic ambiance that filled the air. The walls adorned with surfboards and beach-themed decor transported me to a coastal paradise, setting the stage for a memorable experience ahead.

Although I didn't actually go into the establishment to dine or drink, I found myself drawn to the colorful artwork that adorned the walls. The eclectic mix of surf-inspired paintings and photographs captured the essence of the beach lifestyle, evoking a sense of freedom and adventure.

As I wandered around the exterior of the bar and grill, I couldn't help but admire the attention to detail in the artwork. Each piece seemed to tell a story, whether it was a breathtaking sunset over the ocean or a daring surfer riding a massive wave. The creativity and talent of the artists were truly commendable, and I felt a sense of appreciation for their ability to capture the beauty of the sea.

Taking out my camera, I began to snap photos of the artwork, wanting to preserve the memories of this unique experience. The vibrant colors and intricate details of the pieces made for stunning photographs, each image serving as a visual reminder of the artistic beauty that surrounded me.

As I stood outside Whipeout Bar and Grill, immersed in the world of surf culture and beach vibes, I realized that sometimes, it's not about what you do inside an establishment, but rather the moments of inspiration and admiration that you find along the way. My visit to Whipeout Bar and Grill may have been brief, but the artwork and atmosphere left a lasting impression on me, reminding me of the power of creativity and the beauty that can be found in unexpected places.

In conclusion, my experience at Whipeout Bar and Grill, although unconventional, was a memorable one. Through the simple act of admiring the artwork and capturing it through photography, I was able to appreciate the talent of the artists and immerse myself in the vibrant world of surf culture. Sometimes, the most meaningful experiences are the ones that happen when you least expect them, and my visit to Whipeout Bar and Grill was a perfect example of that.

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I called in a takeout order around 7pm on a Saturday night and was told it would be about 15-20 mins. I got there a little earlier than expected, so I anticipated a little bit of a wait (no more than 10 mins or so). When I got there, I was told the kitchen was a little bit behind and it might take a few extra minutes. I looked around while I waited at the bar and saw about 6 tables total in the entire restaurant and maybe 6-8 people at the bar; most of these people eating or got their food shortly after I got there. While I waited, I proceeded to see two tables complain about the service, saw THREE employees drink alcohol, one of them being what I learned to be the on-duty manager taking shots with the bar patrons, and ended up waiting 45 minutes for my food. Also, one of the kitchen employees came out of the back, ordered a shot and the manager said to ring it up as a "bar comp". Who knows how often they do this. Mind you, this is definitely not the first time I've seen employees at this place drink on the clock. After complaining to the manager about the time it took to get my food, I was given a discount and my tab returned to me. As soon as I receive the adjusted check from the manager, I immediately went to go hand it to the bartender who proceeded to turn away and disappear for about 5 minutes before the manager saw the obvious frustration on my face and took care of taking my payment. I LOVE the food here but this is not the first terrible experience I've had here and don't anticipate trying again. There are so many other places, especially at the beach, to get good food and I'm now starting to see why every time I go in here, it's not very busy. It seems the owner may need to get a little more involved before this place has to...

Terrible experience. The only positive was the waitress was polite and apologetic while the manager refunded our money. We stopped in at 11:30 for lunch. Only one couple was there at the bar and the waitress said the kitchen was moving. We sat outside an ordered three kids meals and two adult sandwiches. While waiting, our waitress apologized and made comments twice on how it should only be a few more minites on two separate passes of our table. It was after noon before our order showed up (recall only one other couple was at the establishment durning this time), which we requested the waitress have packaged to go before it arrived at this point. We arrived home to find the children's cheeseburger burnt to a literal blackened crisp with cheese tossed on. The children's chicken strips were tiny, hard, dried out and also completely inedible. The children's grilled cheese was sliced cheese, not even slightly melted on cold bread. The fries were cold, mushy, squishy with oil and disgusting. The adult sandwiches were just as bad with one having wilted, old lettuce, tomato and onion slices on the side. It was taken back within 10 minutes of getting the order where the manager admitted to being in the kitchen during the time our food was cooked and hadn't seen a problem, though admitted the cheeseburger was burnt. I can see regulars who's main goal is getting drunk at the bar while possibly watching a game eating food they no longer have the capacity to judge given their intoxicated state finding it acceptable and possibly even wonderful given some of the other reviews. However, if you are not a heavy drinker and tend to use your taste buds, I recommend not visiting this establishment if it is the last place on Earth...