I came with a friend for a girls' weekend from Friday to Sunday. I had stayed here before, but…read moredidn't get to spend much time enjoying the hotel itself so this trip was a completely different experience. This property is a remodeled motel that has been transformed into a really charming boutique hotel. They did an incredible job with the design and atmosphere. It feels trendy, relaxed, and unlike anywhere else in Galveston in my opinion. We arrived Friday night and had an amazing dinner at The Fancy. On Saturday, we spent the entire day at the pool enjoying drinks and appetizers, and on Sunday morning we grabbed breakfast tacos at the bar before heading back to Houston. From the moment we arrived, we received such a warm welcome from the staff. Everyone was friendly and helpful throughout our stay. Any questions we had or small issues that came up were answered and resolved right away which made the whole experience feel effortless! The service throughout our stay was great and the food and drinks were just as good. One thing we couldn't stop talking about was how comfortable the pillows were. We slept amazinggggg! We were in bed pretty early each night but we were woken up both nights by noise from neighboring rooms. It sounded like people coming in late and moving around. You can definitely hear doors opening and closing, cabinets shutting, and general hallway noise, etc. It wasn't a huge deal for me since I can usually fall back asleep easily but it's something worth mentioning for lighter sleepers. We stayed in a double queen balcony room which was spotless and had plenty of space for both of us. The balcony itself was a little awkward because it overlooks the pool area and since its a small hotel it felt like you were practically hanging out with everyone at the pool when you stepped outside. Next time I probably wouldn't pay extra for the balcony. The pool was clean, the atmosphere was great, and they played fun music all day. The only downside was drink service. Most of the time we had to go inside to order drinks ourselves. Someone did come take our order poolside once but it wasn't consistent. There was live music on the rooftop both Friday and Saturday night which was such a nice touch, especially around sunset. Parking was a little tricky because the hotel was busy when we arrived for the live music but we got lucky with a spot close by. The guy who checked us in let me know he would go out there and help me find a spot if I was not able to find one so although we didnt end up needing him, it was cool of him to offer. Overall, this hotel is so hip, cute, and unique. It honestly feels like you're not even in Texas. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and stylish place to stay in Galveston.

I enjoyed my stay here! The bed was comfy. The pillows were good. The floor was clean. Everything…read morewas clean. Loved the proximity to the beach! The room was a bit of an echo chamber because it's concrete and not carpeted. Sound proofing or sound paneling would be nice. I could hear the snoring of the guy in the room next to mine. I heard his alarm around 4:30am and then he left. And then I was able to sleep after that. Over all though, I liked this hotel and I would return if I am in the area.

May 16, 2026 I've…read moreordered here many times thru door dash and every time it's fantastic! Ahi tuna for the first time (fresh and tasty) and my usual, bang bang shrimp

Cooper's is a quiet place that has great/friendly service and good food. It's not your typical…read morebeach pub, Yet it's not ultra fine dining either. Good stop for a change of pace.We'll go back on our next trip into Galveston.

Away from the crowded Seawall, this cozy gumbo bar is nestled near a fantastic art gallery, coffee…read moreshops, and more. We sat outside for great people watching. The staff were fantastic, very friendly and attentive. The burger and fries absolutely hit the spot: juicy, flavorful, and perfectly simple in that classic comfort-food way with crispy crinkle fries on the side. We also tried the crawfish and seafood empanada, which was packed with flavor and had a delicious flaky crust. The Bloody Mary was perfectly spicy, refreshing, and loaded with flavor. Overall, such a fun little hidden gem with great food, drinks, and an atmosphere that made us want to stay awhile.

Great local spot ! Food was very well priced and portions were more than enough…read more Staff was very friendly and made you feel right at home Oysters were amazing!

The place is small but surprisingly roomy, with excellent service from the start. Our waiter was…read morefantastic and even offered to move us to a larger table before we had ordered drinks so we'd have more room for plates. Good thing he did, because we ended up ordering lots of appetizers and definitely needed the space! Everything we tried was outstanding. The ahi tuna wontons were perfectly crispy and packed with flavor. The ceviche had a great balance of ingredients with just the right amount of spice. And the fried pickles were hands down the best I've had anywhere. I'm not sure if it was the ranch, the pickles themselves, or both, but they were incredible. For entrées, we had the salmon and the gumbo. We were so full from the appetizers that we didn't eat much of them, but both were excellent and I would absolutely order them again. The Old Fashioned was also delicious, with an interesting flavor that tasted almost like brown sugar--perhaps from the walnut bitters. I highly recommend this place. The menu is so diverse and well executed that I can't imagine anyone not finding something they would enjoy. We'll definitely be back!

Why 4 stars? Because this was a slightly elevated experience from the Galveston norm…read more --- --- --- We spent a couple of days in Galveston and this was how our journey began. I had so many places bookmarked and many of them had nearly identical cuisines, mostly centered around seafood. But Shuck's had the highest ratings of the bunch, and the key to my heart is an extra tenth or two of a star rating. I ordered the panko parmesan oysters to start, which were... fine. My wife ordered the fried pickles, and while fried pickles are pretty much the same no matter where you try them, they indeed hit the spot here. We ordered our son some chicken tenders and fries, which I was happy to steal a few bites of, despite it being pretty typical. You can't throw chicken tenders in my face and expect me not to indulge. Lastly, we finished with a lobster roll. And while we prefer the Connecticut style lobster rolls (hot with butter), this New England style version was pretty enjoyable too. Our server was super friendly and treated us like we were old pals. It was a nice way to start off our Galveston adventure.