Located at the end of 361 which turns into Alister St. in Port Aransas, this has got to be one of the finer restaurants in the city. We have eaten there 6 or 7 times in the last 4 years of visiting the Corpus Christi area for vacation. We have always had a great experience each and every time we have been there. We were seated immediately at 11.30A, the waiter Zak was there right away to ask for a drink order. About 2 min later he was back with the drinks. We ordered appetizers that Zak brought to the table about 5 min later. We ordered the Crab Cakes. These were so good that we ordered a second plate of them. The service was fantastic, food excellent, and the atmosphere awesome with the marina and the ship channel at a close view of the patio. We would like to recommend the Clam Chowder, Fried and Peel and Eat Shrimp. If he is still there, request Zak as you waiter. You can't go wrong.

Right in the heart of Las Colinas, this place matches right up with Ruth Chris and Del Friscos. However, if you don't like cigar smell this is not for you!

I've been completely satisfied with the food and the delivery service from this establishment. The food (especially the sweet and sour chicken and the pork fried rice) is great! If you call for delivery, go strait through them and save the 4 bucks you would spend calling Home Delivery Network.

Located just south of the Las Colinas clock at O'Connor and SH114 in Irving this is by far the best Humperdinks in the Metroplex. Lots of fun, great food, and good drink await you here. Try the Filet Mignon, the flavor and the tenderness will make you want to go back for more. The Sunday Brunch is also one of the best with omlettes made to order and lots of sweet desserts!

What can I say. I've been to alot of cook at your table Japanese restaurants and this one has to set aside to the rest. The food was good just as in most of the japanese restaurants I have visited, but, the atmosphere was not what I would expect. I like Japanese people cooking at my table. It would add to the enviroment.

Located in Valley Ranch, at Valley Ranch Pkwy and N. MacArthur, this is one of 3 Italian restaurants in Valley Ranch. This place is a quiet place to take business clients for lunch, or visitors for a quiet evening out. This is one of the up scale restaurants is Valley Ranch. I had the Filet, and it was scrumptous. Real linens on the tables, and lots of clutter on the tables. They offer lobster and your normal Italian dishes. Out of the 3 in Valley Ranch, I would vistit this one last.

Located across from mustang square in Las Colinas, the is a good place for happy hour after work if you work in Las Colinas but not a place you would go out of your way for. This is just a local bar and grill in the heart of the business district comparable to chilis and bennigans.

My wife and myself have been going to Corpus on vacation for over 15 years. We always went to the water st. rest. to eat lunch or dinner, and we always saw the Exective surf club and thought it would be a nice place to go sometime when we were down there. As soon as we walked in the front door, my wife said, executive what, this is a dive! We stood there for about a minute, and a bar tender came up and said, "Just sit anywere", if ya need anything just come up to the bar. Ok enough about that. We had the best greasy burger you could get (next to a stuckeys) and I can't tell you how good it was. We ate, and we left. service was lousy, the atmosphere was lousy, but the burger was good. Dont make the same mistake we made and think this a nice place!

We arrived at the 'complex' and did not see a sign to direct us to the Sportsman's Club Bar and Grille. The reason for our visit was to watch game 1 of the World Series. (I'm a huge baseball fan.) Finally, we found the Sportsman's Club and then we were standing in the restaurant entrance 'waiting to be seated' as the sign instructed. Within a short time (less than three minutes) we were greeted by a Manaager and we asked for a table for two, smoking. He asked us to wait while he cleaned off a table and then we were seated, with no menus. Our waitress came to our table approximately ten minutes later to ask what we needed. We asked for a menu. After waiting for some time for our menu, our waitress came by our table and said 'I'm still working on those menus.' By the way, I might mention that she was the ONLY waitress at the time. Shortly afer this, one of the Managers (Keith) came by our table to bring us a menu. After looking over the menu, the items seemed very unusual for a 'sports bar'. Come on, a turkey sandwich with CRANBERRY CHUTNEY AND CREAM CHEESE? This may be a great Hotel restaurant, but not a great sports bar.
We ordered the warm dungness crab and bacon appetizer. It was good. We had orignally planned to eat an entree, but by that time, we were ready to LEAVE!! We have been to a sports bar with audio speakers at each position so that the appropriate game coule be heard. It is a great concept. This place had battery operated units on the table that had poor reception. This place might be okay for a Sunday afternoon with chips and hot sauce; but for serious sports or just a great bar, this is not it.