My husband and I spotted this little place this past weekend and had a really good time while…read morethere. Nice clean environment, good music, friendly staff. Will def go back next time we are in town.

What a fantastic idea to turn an old theater into a venue so cute. Plus it saves some history. The…read moreowners were super friendly. There is an upstairs bar and then downstairs is more seating and like a stage area where you could have dancing or whatever. We had our high school class reunion there. It was great.

People that own it are great. Would recommend for fun. If…read moreyou need a space reserve.

My family has been a member here for over 40 years. That being said, I was here on date night…read morerecently and was reminded as to just how good the food remains. Not to mention, the views of the harbor are insane, and they have a lovely pool to enjoy as well. We started with a round of drinks, which are served promptly and with a generous pour. I had the Manhattan and she had the bloody mary. Both were excellent. Along with that we ordered queso, which arrived promptly with a generous portion of chips. For mains we ordered the fresh, local black drum, pan fried, with meuniere sauce and she ordered the fresh, local flounder, prepared in the same style. Fish can be tricky to cook, but they pulled it off with perfection. Both arrived with a side of rice and asparagus, steamed to perfection. Alas, we were too stuffed to partake in dessert, although all of the offerings looked wonderful!

This place is really good - great local (and fresh!) seafood, with great views of the harbor. I…read morealways love coming here when I visit Corpus. The menu and specials change regularly as fish comes in and out of season. They are able to customize dishes, which must be challenging for the kitchen, but you can get your food exactly how you want it. I always order the red snapper, and I can have it grilled, pan fried, baked, breaded, you name it. I like to add some crab and add a sauce. The desserts are great, with some creative alcoholic drinks if you wish to partake. It is relaxing to sit on the water and watch the boats come and go. The dining room is expansive, and there are private rooms you can reserve if you need privacy or quiet. The Yacht Club, being a private club, is not inexpensive, but it is worth it!

We enjoyed a nice family dinner with our party of 5. The food was fresh and flavorful. We enjoyed…read morethe shrimp fettuccini, the steaks were cooked to perfection! So many good options for appetizers as well. The staff was very efficient, everyone was friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the art museum vibes. We will be back!

We have a Home-run in Rockport!…read more Food: Lump crap with capers in lemon butter was an appetizer. Crab is fresh and flavor with the caper to balance, amazing! The house salad with the garlic vinaigrette was delicious and perfectly sized. I had the catch of the day which was blackened Cobia and boy was it fire. Atmosphere: As fancy as it gets in rockport. But also welcoming to casual. This is my favorite spot in rockport hands down. I'll be back :)

$20 = 9 tickets = 9 half pours of beers that will normally cost you upwards of $4 for a full pour…read more Do the math. You win every time and get a good buzz on the cheap. Yes ladies and germs, best craft beer deal in TX. About 10 different local breweries were represented. Pay your money and you get your 6oz sample glass - yes, not plastic, but GLASS. Nice touch! Held at the Art and Culture center, this event was perfect: perfect weather, perfect parking, plenty of food trucks, plenty of beer, plenty of restrooms, plenty of seating and perfect setting (on the bay!). Compared to other beer festivals I've been to, this is one of the best in terms of overall value, setting, ambiance and variety. Our original plan was to visit a friend for her birthday and then all us go to the beer fest. After our experience, looks like we'll be making this an annual pilgrimage, forget her birthday!

In all the times that I've been to Port Aransas, I have never stopped into this museum. What a…read morehidden jewel! My son and I spent at least an hour here. That's saying a lot, since this is a tiny little museum. It is in a very nice modern building. But, the layout makes you feel like you're in a refurbished old house. It might just be me. Because it is so small, you feel like you need to read every little placard there is. Each one of them had something really interesting to add to our understanding of the island. I really enjoyed the posters with the Port Aransas timeline. I had no idea that Port Aransas was so recent in the scheme of Texas development. My favorite thing that I learned was that when the Civil War broke out, everyone deserted the island. How cool is that! I also liked reading about the hurricanes that ripped up the island and the special breed of people who made and make their homes there. If you're into fishing, you will love the display of fishing rods and fishing lures. They are displayed in one room very nicely. Bottom line... don't miss this museum. It is definitely worth your while.

A tidy museum offering an abbreviated history of Port Aransas community. It's a quick walk through…read morethat won't demand huge hunks of time to peruse. Dawdling slow, reading placards, taking some pictures, & talking with the very friendly volunteer on site, it took only about an hour for me to see the displays on the lower floor of this Sears kit house from back in the day when a whole house could be a DIY project. Upper floor is admin spaces. If you're looking to fill a quick time slot in your schedule, this museum may well be your jam.

Cool museum with beautiful gardens! I came to the grounds…read moreof this museum for the Hummingbird Festival brunch! At this event, they had tables set up in the gardens, around the gazebo in the center. We got to take in the wonderfully catered brunch, while checking out all the hummingbirds, and the flowers they have growing! The gardeners have thoughtfully identified each type of plant growing in the garden, so you can look up more info on them later! Smart! They have statues and birdfeeders, and the gardens are official Monarch butterfly way points and stopping grounds. Inside the museum, you'll find a bunch of information on Connie Hagar, who set up the first Rockport nature preserve, and a bit on the history of the Key Alegro development. It shows a bunch of historical artifacts, and some stuff on the wildlife of the area. Interesting! The Aransas County area has long been a destination for nature lovers, and this area expresses the local love for the natural aspects of this coastal county. The museum is ADA accessible, and has ample air conditioning and clean restrooms. When I went, it was free admission to the museum, because we were there for an event. Not sure if it's free or open every day... I'm glad I came in! I certainly learned more about the development and history behind the area! Thanks to the History Center for making us feel welcome and providing such great grub! Yum!

The educational posters are so well done. I learned more about the Rockport community from the…read moretime line of events. I can not wait to go back again.

The staff was super nice and the theater is very clean. We are definitely glad we stopped by!read more

Amazing movie theatre w/friendly staff and good popcorn! The place is well decorated w/movie…read morememorabilia & theaters are kept clean. My go-to movie theatre!!