Location: Port Aransas
Top Restaurants in Port Aransas
Top Things to do in Port Aransas
- 1. The Port Aransas Ferry System
- 2. Leonabelle Turnbull Birding Center
- 3. Port Aransas Beach
- 4. Port Aransas Nature Preserve at Charlie's Pasture
- 5. The University of Texas Marine Science Institute
- 6. Mustang Island State Park
- 7. Roberts Point Park
- 8. San Jose Island
- 9. Fisherman's Wharf
- 10. Horace Caldwell Fishing Pier
Top 3 Sushi food in Port Aransas, Texas, United States
Best Sushi restaurants nearby. Discover the best Sushi food in Port Aransas. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Sushi restaurants near you.. With over 18 miles of beach, first-class Gulf of Mexico fishing, golfing, shopping, coastal dining and wildlife aplenty, there’s no end to the breezy fun of Port Aransas. Located on the central flyway, Port A's estuaries, inlets and nature reserves draw hundreds of species of birds. You can kick your feet up in a luxury condo, hotel, motel, private home, cottage or a campsite under the stars, all just 30 minutes from Corpus Christi.
Things to do in Port Aransas
1. My Thai Sushi & Sake
Authentic Thai food and Sushi located in the Shops at Old Town in Port Aransas, Texas. Take out welcome.
Reviewed By Chingadero
My Thai is a great little spot with some seriously good food. Weâve been there twice on busy July weekends and got seated immediately. The sushi options on the menu are unique and very tasty. However, Sushi Jorge likes to be challenged and will make you whatever roll you want...canât say that about most places. Not to mention it didnât take an hour to get our rolls like some other local establishment.
2. Montego Bay & Ziggy's Hideout
Upscale, casual featuring American & Caribbean fare with a focus on Steak & Seafood. Sushi Bar. Indoor and outdoor bar and dining. Pet friendly. Great Views /sunsets. Happy Hour 3pm-7pm Thurs - Mon. Brunch Sun 11am-3pm. 1/2 off all Bubbly. 1/2 Price wine
Reviewed By toddp943
What a disappointment! The sushi was great, fresh. The wine list was staggering. One nice feature is you can order any wine on there list by the glass. The fresh bread with roasted garlic parmesan dipping sauce was over the top. Really, you could make a meal out of that. All the good things said, the service was so lousy it will be very tough to convince us to go back. Also slow, which is not a big thing unless you're in a hurry (we liked the slow pace).
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