This winery is a very small private vineyard in Anahuac TX on Oak Island on the Gulf. It's about…read more14 south on Hwy 10. We were met by the owner and the two resident dogs who led to our hookups. When we got settled we met with the vintner Jim Franscone. We sampled a Cabernet and ordered pork potstickers, alligator eggrolls with meat and vegetables. My husband says those were very good. We bought a bottle of the Cabernet. We also met some nice people set up there and spent some time on the water and all the dogs had a blast! If you're looking to explore something different along the way, try out Franscone Winery.

We tripped across this wonderfully charming place while driving through the Bolivar Peninsula. We…read morestopped in for a flight of wine and were pleasantly surprised to find that they also had some nibbles. There were 4 of us in our party. We tried the red flight and a mixture of whites. All in all we were very happy with the wines. We bought the Cabernet and our friends bought the Black Spanish. We also had some appy's. Shrimp and fries, fried dumplings and the Alligator egg rolls. Yummy. They hold many festivals across the street. The next one is in September, https://www.texasgatorfest.com/, check it out.

Great selection of liquor, beer, etc. Don't forget to pick up some sandwiches at the deli too…read more Always fresh and tasty. And their sandwich trays are the best around.

Great place to "party" shop for adult beverages! Their sandwiches are really really good. Have…read morebeen shopping there for years.

This is a beautiful place. It's not very big and will probably only take about an hour to an hour…read moreand 1/2 to walk through, but It's very peaceful and there's lots to see. Take time to look at the beauty. The conservatory has beautiful greenery and water fountains. I thought it was really cool. There is a 911 memorial that is very moving. It's a great place to take a walk if you're looking for some peace and quiet.

I thought there would be more to this. I understand the dry weather is a bit prohibitive, but even…read morethe indoor tropical lacked care and upkeep. Gentleman inside was nice. He was a nice change from the frowning snooty ladies. The foyer is nice so I was surprised that restroom was in rough shape as well as the plants inside. A little more care this could be a nice oasis.

In town visiting the fam and we always try to find locally owned gems to hit when we're here and…read morethis one was one of the best. I wish we could have just sat and worked through their whole menu... we'll definitely be back next time to sample more. On this first go-round we had the meatball apps and boudain eggrolls. The meatballs were very tender and well seasoned. You only get theee per order but they are a nice size, not tiny. The eggrolls were delish and paired wonderfully with the mustard dipping sauce, but I thought they could use a boost of spice in the boudain - between the fried wrappers and the mustard, the nuanced flavors of the boudain itself gets a bit lost. Still excellent. For the beer we opted for No One Asked, which is described as a brown ale but drinks more like a porter and was a nice choice with all of the apps and pizza. We settled on the Meat Machine for a shareable pizza but I would have also loved to try the Gochu-Gang and the Herbed Ricotta, but they all sound creative and tasty... so many options, so little time! If you haven't been here yet - DO IT!

Alright, alright, alright...what a cool little brew and pizza! I was in town (Port Neches) with my…read morebeauty of a bride. I had been twitterpated (IYKYK...watch Bambi) back in 1997 in this area by a sassy little blonde. We were in town to visit her parents and were looking for something different to try to take them to get a bite to eat. They were so excited to try something new as the local Pizza Inn was their go to for pies (they are 82). Needless to say they loved it and we did too. The food was good the beer as excellent and I loved the vibe. Well done Nederland. Wish it had been here when we lived here. Cheers!

I love music, sports and history - so the Museum of the Gulf Coast was a perfect place to spend…read moreseveral hours on a rainy day in Port Arthur. The museum is part of the overall Port Arthur downtown revitalization program, and is a key lynchpin. This modern facility has two stories, with the lower story dedicated primarily to the history of the Gulf Coast Region - while the second story is broken down into specific sections of interest like music, art and sports. The collections are impressive and the staff amazingly friendly and helpful. Overall, this place is well worth your time.

Surprising place for such a small town. My biggest complaint is the building is not large enough to…read morehandle all its interesting artifacts and exhibits. (They rotate so you can come back and find new exhibits) Ive been there 4-5 times. Port Arthur is the birthplace of Texaco and Gulf Oil and the museum covers the history and science. Southeast Texas and West Louisiana are also the birthplace of swamp pop and there is a surprising amount of informative exhibits. I cant begin to name the artists, blues, cajun, creole, rock & roll....of course that includes Janis. Then there is the coastal and marsh exhibits including how and why there is much oil and gas. There are loads of ancient indian and fossil artifacts. With all the above, plus the exhibits on sports (3 NFL coaches) actors and celebrities from the area, you can spend all day. This review barely scratched the surface.

Moncla's is great! They catered my wedding and everyone loved the food. Mr. Moncla is a wonderful…read morebusinessman and is wonderful to work with on large events and weddings.

We used Monclas for our wedding at The Laurels and I was extremely impressed. There customer…read moreservice on the phone, in person, and even via email was phenomenal. The staff the night of was amazing. I ran out of bar glasses for alcohol and found a staff member from Monclas in a panic, which they were not responsible for that night, and they said "we will take care of it"! I couldn't believe it. The food was delicious and they bring plenty of it! I would recommend them to anyone!

Awesome....very good pork cracklins....and very kind service from the attendant that was there the…read moreday I got the food

The Karen that works there was so rude.(older white women) She was giving me rude, low, and slow…read moretone as I ordered. I eat here often and today wasn't the best.

This is the place to go if you want fresh catfish and shrimp. I have been here twice, and it…read moreseafood items I wanted were available in generous amounts. Of course, there are other items such as oysters, crab, and lobster. The workers were polite and helpful. I forgot to take pics.

Amazing! Biggest shrimp I've ever seen! Linda is great. Great prices and they degrade them at no…read morecharge! Drove 350 miles and I hope to get back!