Suggestions for Dining and Drinking near East End Historic District, Galveston
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Bethany Q. • January 29, 2015If you are in the area on a weekend this is the place to be for brunch. Always get the waffles with berries and cream! However there is generally a pretty long wait but worth it!
Jim C. • December 2, 2011The menu offers something for everyone, from soups and simple salads, through more complex and pricey dishes. Atmosphere is casual and friendly.
Rodger D. • March 10, 2021Absolutely the best slice of pizza on the Island & the deserts are to die for!!
Galveston.com • February 22, 2012One of our favorite Galveston restaurants! Unpretentious, inexpensive, delicious Tex-Mex. But the best-kept secret? Excellent grilled shrimp fajitas! And delicious frozen margaritas.
Jason F. • March 10, 2013You can't go wrong with anything here!!! Mouthwatering goodness abounds. My faves: almond croissants, lemon bombs, and the holy cows. Their cakes are amazing too.
Galveston.com • February 23, 2012Mario’s Seawall Italian Restaurant offers a grand buffet of brunch food, from eggs and meats to roasted chicken, pork and even petite bacon-wrapped filets.
Shelley S. • July 11, 2013Cheese soup & Chipolte chicken sandwich hit the spot!! Love the Pesto bread with soup!
Glennda V. • March 28, 2012Loved the service had a large order and she went out of her way to help me keep it separated!
Galveston.com • April 11, 2012Try their famous double-basted Baby Back Ribs and an El Nino Margarita.
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