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re: Where to stay and what to do in Galveston?
Posted on 6/1/15 at 11:38 am to flyAU
Posted on 6/1/15 at 11:38 am to flyAU
Do not go to The Spot to eat like suggested. Only if you want drinks.
Farley Girls is a great little cafe. Its down on the east side of the island.
Brews Brothers has the best beer selection on the island. Its on The Strand and also has good wings and beer.
The Strand is sort of their downtown main street. I would definitely go there if you're only there a day. Plenty of shops on and off the street.
To be honest, I would avoid the beach if you're only there a day.
If kids in tow, Moody Gardens.
If not, stay away from the pier and beach and anything that sounds very kid/touristy.
Original Mexican cafe is good sloppy Mexican. Bronco Burrito for breakfast Mexican. Its a small short order place but its packed every morning. Just get the burrito.
Pho Tai for Vietnamese. Its on Broadway and I think 38th street. Vermicelli bowls are killer. Also a good taqueria across the street from it.
Henrys on Broadway for dirty no one speaks English taqueria. This is just if you want good Mexican but want to feel uncomfortable with the locals lurking about
Farley Girls is a great little cafe. Its down on the east side of the island.
Brews Brothers has the best beer selection on the island. Its on The Strand and also has good wings and beer.
The Strand is sort of their downtown main street. I would definitely go there if you're only there a day. Plenty of shops on and off the street.
To be honest, I would avoid the beach if you're only there a day.
If kids in tow, Moody Gardens.
If not, stay away from the pier and beach and anything that sounds very kid/touristy.
Original Mexican cafe is good sloppy Mexican. Bronco Burrito for breakfast Mexican. Its a small short order place but its packed every morning. Just get the burrito.
Pho Tai for Vietnamese. Its on Broadway and I think 38th street. Vermicelli bowls are killer. Also a good taqueria across the street from it.
Henrys on Broadway for dirty no one speaks English taqueria. This is just if you want good Mexican but want to feel uncomfortable with the locals lurking about
Posted on 6/1/15 at 11:47 am to Deactived
Good suggestions Jones. The Lone Star Air Museum is next to Moody Gardens if that is any interest. There were 600+ corvettes on the Strand/Moody Gardens this past weekend for the show. The place was overflowing with people.
This post was edited on 6/1/15 at 11:48 am
Posted on 6/2/15 at 2:46 pm to Deactived
Stay Galvez or Tremont House.Eat Gorditas or Rudy and Pacos.
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