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Da Daiquiri Spot

2.8 (5 reviews)
InexpensiveDrive-Thru Bars
Closed • 1:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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Safari's Daiquiri Factory - Our kid Makinzi on the left and her 2 friends eating up the profits!! Sneaky kids!!

Safari's Daiquiri Factory

4.5(13 reviews)
7.2 mi
•$$

After passing this place up and down highway 3, I finally decided to stop. It sits back on a lot…read moreand you will miss it if you are not paying attention. The owner was nice, friendly, and helpful with making my selection. I forgot the name of my order, but the flavors were watermelon and apple jolly ranch. He proceeded to tell me how he uses fresh fruit to curate his flavors and the only addition to his drinks, is alcohol. Well, he is on to something. I ordered a large for $15.50. The taste was fruity instead of watery, thumbs up... it tasted good in a none slurpee way, consistent thru to the last sip. Now on the other hand, it needed a better brand of rum or more of it. Yelp, it was week. For $15.50 I was expecting more.

I was driving down HW3 in Dickinson, TX minding my own business when I looked to my left and saw an…read moreintriguing sign. To be truthful, the only word I saw was DAIQUIRI. I bust a U and drove thru! So glad I did. I'm horrible w/names but I chopped up with the owner. Nice guy! Told him I was in town from Northern California. He shared some of his history w/me (how he met a woman on a visit and now she's his wife and business partner). That's sweet & not every couple can be business partners. Back to the daiquiri. I got the Island Breeze one day. I went back 2-3 days later and got a mango-something that had Tajín in it. He suggested it and it was great. I love frozen drinks, the only thing missing was the umbrella. As hot as it was every damn day, if I thought my liver could've handled it, I would've had a couple every day!! They do sell it by the gallon. Great convo, great service & Great Daiquiris!!!

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Gilhooley's Restaurant and Oyster Bar - Oysters Gilhooley

Gilhooley's Restaurant and Oyster Bar

3.9(532 reviews)
8.9 mi
•$$

Gilhooley's is a great place for oysters and shrimp, fixed about anyway you find. The Oysters…read moreGilhooley are a nice local touch to an New Orleans dish, chargrilled oysters!! To. You can add a shrimp on top and turn it into a "Shrimphooley". Everything they serve is outstanding, but I focus on anything "oyster"! If you're a chicken liver or gizzard person, they have the absolute best I've ever eaten. When you arrive you might scratch your head and wonder, "should I really go into this place?", but don't hesitate. If you think it's a bit crude and unrefined now, you should have seen it 18-20 years ago. Back then they didn't have a table with 4 chairs that matched; you'd see people sitting at the bar early in the day having their beer and cigarette, looking like the missed their weekly Saturday bath. Sitting outside was the best spot when the weather was good and the outdoor bar was very convenient. Years ago there was neighborhood guy (I can't remember his name now) who would go around table to table with his home made salsa haveing you tasted it and then selling you a jar with some chips to accompany your fantastic meal. Once of the best policy which they've kept for years is, "

It looks like a biker bar from the outside, but weekday afternoons are mellow and easygoing. It's…read moresuper casual, laid back, and has that unmistakable locals‑only energy -- even when it's quiet, you'll still hear customers and staff calling to each other across the bar. The outdoor seating area is a great spot to unwind, and the roaming cats add their own brand of entertainment. Food ranges from great to "maybe next time." Hushpuppies are a skip. The spinach artichoke crab dip is solid, and the raw oysters taste good but are sometimes overly salty. The shrimp gumbo is some of the best I've had, though it occasionally suffers from the same heavy hand with salt. Still, I always get a bowl to go. For entrées, the fried catfish is the favorite, but it's not always consistent; sometimes it comes out overcooked, sometimes they get it right. The grilled platter is a dependable alternative. And whatever you do, trade the fries for onion rings -- they're the sure thing on the plate. Even with the occasional overcooked catfish and oversalted dishes, we keep coming back. The vibe, the gumbo, and the character of the place make it worth the trip.

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Yaga's Café and Bar - sweet potato tots

Yaga's Café and Bar

3.9(612 reviews)
12.5 mi
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Always love coming here! Any time we're in Galveston it's our go to spot for lunch and brunch…read more Tried the blue crab avocado toast delicious!! And banana foster French toast. Service was great as usual.

My friends and I were visiting the Strand during prom weekend, and since everyone was hungry, we…read moredecided to stop here. With a party of 11, we were initially seated outside, where the strong wind quickly became our biggest enemy. Utensils were flying, birds were circling, and powdered sugar from the beignets was getting all over our clothes. Thankfully, the staff noticed and kindly opened up the second floor for us. Throughout all of this, our waitress remained friendly, attentive, and patient, even entertaining my friends' terrible jokes. The Beignets were a great way to start the meal. For five very large beignets covered in a generous amount of powdered sugar, $8.99 felt like a great deal. They were fluffy, fresh, and served hot, which made them especially comforting on a cool and windy day. I ordered the Baja Fish Tacos, which came with three tacos and a side for $14.99. The portion size was very generous. I could barely finish two tacos and hardly made a dent in my sweet potato tots. The fish was crispy, the tacos were packed with a cilantro cabbage mix, and the sambal crème fraîche added a nice creamy element that balanced the dish well. That said, while everything was solid and satisfying, the tacos did not particularly stand out in flavor compared to similar dishes I have had elsewhere. Overall, this place delivers a fun and accommodating dining experience with friendly service and generous portions. While the food is good, it leans more toward reliable than memorable, making it a nice stop if you are in the area but not necessarily a destination I would go out of my way to revisit.

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