18-holes! This is a great course that winds you through a…read moregreat neighborhood. I didn't experience the inside of the country club -- only the course.

Great bar service. Good course. Burger was good drinks were great. Would recommend playing here.read more

Have had lots of fun here but tonight they pulled out WAY TO MANY pull tabs & drug everything out…read more way too long!!!

I booked two "paint your pet" classes. What a disappointment. Absolutely not as advertised…read more There was no step by step instruction. The assistance was a joke. The staff member traced my photo and it was fair. My friends dog photo was sketched by the staff member and it measured about 4x3 inches on a 16x20 inch canvas. The sketch was a joke. We had 4 photos, if the staff was unable to sketch the chosen photo, admit it. It was horrible. It looked like a poor tracing of the photo. I'm adding a cropped photo of the canvas. Waste of money and waste of time. We had to wait for help and paint. Just to be clear there were only a total of 3 people, plus 2 walk-ins.

Amazing experience! My daughter and I enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere, knowledgeable instructor…read moreand great stuff! They made us feel secure HIGHLY recommend for anyone that loves art!

10/10 recommended winery on the island! The owners are absolutely wonderful and make you feel right…read moreat home! All of the wines are made in house and are truly delicious! As someone who is typically a "dry wine" girly, I left loving and purchasing sweet wines! It's a very cute and quaint establishment on the island that's worth trying out! They also have beach friendly to-go frozen drinks :)

One of those rare small wineries where you instantly feel the owner's fingerprints on every bottle…read more We absolutely loved this place, it's intimate, personal, and the wines taste like someone actually cared while they were being made. No corporate gloss, no mass-production... just honest craft. Every pour had its own personality, balanced, thoughtfully made, and confidently expressive of the wine. You can tell the winemaker is hands-on; they know their grapes and can tell the story behind each wine without turning it into a lecture. The tasting experience was warm, unrushed, and genuine, more like being welcomed into someone's passion than being "processed" through another tasting bar. We left with bottles we're genuinely excited to open, and that's the best sign. Small owner-run wineries like this are the soul of wine. If you want authenticity, connection, and world-class flavor without the hype this is your place. Highly recommended. Will absolutely return. Side note ask Pam about the name and logo

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!

I don't make it out here very often since I have a membership with Cinemark and usually go there…read morefor most movies. But I've always liked the experience at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. Service has always been good and the food I've had in the past has been solid. My most recent visit was this past Saturday. We arrived about thirty minutes early like they recommend. One thing I really enjoy here is the pre-show. They play old trailers and clips, sometimes in their original languages, and it adds a real nostalgia factor for film nerds like me. We had already eaten lunch before the movie so we didn't order any full meals, but their popcorn is excellent. The real butter makes a difference. Ordering was simple through the phone system at the table. For refills or additional items, you fill out the little paper cards and the servers quietly grab them during the movie. Everything came out quickly and the staff stayed friendly and efficient the whole time. The place is always clean and well taken care of. The staff seem to always be in good spirits, which really adds to the overall experience. The seats are the more traditional movie theater style, so if you're used to the newer reclining seats that many theaters have now, that might take a little adjustment. Overall it's a great and unique movie experience. It's also nice not being packed into a loud theater. I really appreciate their strict no-talking and no-cell-phone policy too. It makes it much easier to actually enjoy the film.

Just curious, is anyone else tired of the old staff constantly trying to ruin your night out? I've…read morehad them threaten to not let me in and just question my online tickets all together. Alamo if you want us to keep using your app don't force me to deal with these rude people. I miss the young people who were excited to be working there & excited you were there. Are you aware the kids running there buts off have to split out their tips with everyone? I understand the bar tender & kitchen staff but what are the old people behind the register doing but barking at people and ruining their night out. I don't want the tip money going to people like that, especially since they aren't earning it.

Had just left a neighboring distillery and found this place by accident. Great time talking to…read morethe members and cold cheap beer (why is it that the VFWs always have the coldest beers????). It's hidden in a residential neighborhood but it's members only, meaning you either have to a member of this VFW or be a VFW member from another post. Originally went to have a beer and ended up staying for a couple of hours. Yeah, that great.

Even though I HATE this theater I go to it more than Century 16 because A. I am closer to this…read morelocation B. It's 4 dollars for students all the time C. They have an electronic ticket buying system inside that none of the Plebeians who go there know about so you can ignore the lines and just go use your plastic to buy tickets AND if you are cheap and sneaky you can buy discount military/senior tickets and nobody will check. :) That's a lot of positives for this place. Here's what is really wrong with it: It is dirty and gross and the staff are disgusting, piggish, immature boys. I have no clue why the management hired or does not fire these kids (some of whom are not kids) but they should. They shout obscenities, flirt with female customers - they just add to the layer of grime there. Everything the other reviewer, Johnnie E, reports is accurate and I second her complaints. Oh, yeah, I almost forgot! Someone was murdered here last year over some stupid verbal insult and so now they have 3 cops on the weekends at all times and signs that say "No Gang Attire" In conclusion: Go there if you are a cheap skate who can handle bad service and dirt and possibly death.

It's a bit odd for me to give a cinema four stars, especially when said cinema has no competition…read more There is a dollar cinema that I have to be desperate to go to, and the Century 16. Both the Starplex and the Century 16 offer pretty much the same movies, same ridiculously expensive concession, and comfy seats. The Starplex's tickets are cheaper. There tends to be a bit of a...ghetto atmosphere here---kids left uncontrolled, adults texting, talking and general rudeness. No one seems capable of taking their trash with them as well. The facility, despite all this, is newish and maintained. Screens are good sizes. I wish the two cinemas didn't carry the same movies, but choice and availability probably determine this. After all this, I suppose price and distance have to be your determining factor--it sure isn't who is playing what since their marquees are often identical. Corpus seems to be about ten years behind the curve when it comes to restaurants and entertainment. Based on availability, both cinemas are an oasis in a huge void.