This small group of men and women work tirelessly to make sure that Aransas County is safe against…read morefires. They risk their lives to help serve and protect the citizens of the area. Many thanks to their hard work. During Hurricane Harvey, this group of firefighters and their support staff suited up and worked non-stop to rescue people from flood waters, put out fires, and save lives. Their efforts saved countless lives and mitigated innumerable damages to property. The coolest thing about this volunteer fire department is that the chief owns a water company, so they never ran out of water. When everything else went offline due to the storms, the Lamar Volunteer Fire Department had water, where they were happy to provide first responders with much needed showers and laundry services. After the storm, they went door to door throughout the peninsula and checked on the gas lines and looked for injuries. They went above and beyond in helping the citizens of Lamar and Aransas County with their hard work. I really appreciate the tireless efforts of these guys and gals. They're mostly/all volunteers, and have their own full-time jobs outside of fire fighting. They put everything else in their lives on hold on such a regular basis to help their community. Thank you for your service, Lamar Fire Department. If you're interested in donating or volunteering, they'd be happy to have you!

My grandma volunteered for many years here and she had many people who became great friends caring…read morefor her all the way to the end. Willie Daniel will be missed greatly and I thank the fire department for all they have done!

Yay for first responders! This is one of the bravest fire…read moredepartments I've ever heard of. When faced with Hurricane Harvey, a class 4 hurricane bringing 155+ wind gusts, the City of Rockport was in trouble. But this fire department sprang into action- with bravery and strength- they came out and rescued people whose homes had been destroyed. They helped save people who were trapped under fallen trees, collapsed roofs, toppled walls and many other calamities! This fire department is all volunteer- available at any time to help. It was founded in 1885 when a local resident, Sam Smith donated a carriage, a chemical tank, and $1500 to start up the fire department. They now have over fifty volunteers who utilize an impressive array of equipment to help out the community. They have a bunch of powerful fire trucks, a fleet of ladders, and other lifesaving technology. I enjoyed how in the aftermath of the hurricane, they lifted their tallest ladder with the American Flag hanging down to show the solidarity with the residents of Rockport. If you wanna volunteer- go drop by HQ- they'll help you out.

The burger was absolutely delicious and it was on a homemade bun! They give you a ton of food and…read morethe prices were not bad at all. My husband had the Philly steak and cheese and it was so delicious too. I know when people come into town now where to take them for a really really good burger.

Waited months to come and try steak sandwich in corpus cristi. Restaurant was nice. Bun was fresh…read more This was not a freshly cooked sirloin steak. Kind of gray and had no flavor of steak. Very dissapointed. Precooked and heated up or microwaved. Where did the flavor go.

Ordered delivery, my sandwich was made wrong asked for no tomatoes. There were tomatoes on it and…read morethey made my sandwich very oily, my bread was soggy. I love Jersey Mikes so I'll give them another chance.

The turkey tastes like garbanzo beans Very good sandwich!…read moreVery great workers 8/10 would go again