My husband and I spotted this little place this past weekend and had a really good time while…read morethere. Nice clean environment, good music, friendly staff. Will def go back next time we are in town.

I really enjoy playing Texas Holdem at Rounderz. The staff does an excellent job making each player…read morefeel welcomed and comfortable. The dealers are professional and help add to the fun and social vibe of the club. They have been helpful by guiding the novice players that sometimes come with me in the procedures of the game so everyone has fun regardless of experience. In addition to the room manager there is always an employee there to assist players with chips, food runs, beverages etc... The owner goes the distance by providing complimentary beverages and often a great spread of food and snacks. Often there are trays of fajitas, lasagna or sandwiches for the members. Rounderz seems to be the place for late night poker action. As games break up in other places in town, everyone heads to Rounderz. I love this as I am a night owl! Other than poker there are many computer based slot style games which seem to be quite popular although that is not my thing so I am not reviewing that. In Corpus Christi there are several really nice cardrooms. The great thing is that it is well worth the drive for out-of-towners to come and visit our beautiful city and enjoy some of our wonderful poker games.

Gave me old-timey card room feels. Had to get buzzed in, ominous front area with no one present,…read morebut once you make it down the hallway you can see all the action unfolding. They pack a lot of gambling action into a small space, but not so much that it produces a cramped vibe. There are various slot-like machines on computers that pay out at random intervals, an event that patrons get very excited for, and also some other alternative gambling arcade-like games to play if slots are not your speed. I showed up to play poker, and they kick off the action with a rinky dink $20 re-buy tournament to promote action, and boy does it. After the brief tourney, cash games started and the action was very good. The owners of the establishment were polite and made sure I was comfortable at all times, since it was obvious I was not a local and even more obvious that I was the youngest one in the room by about 20 years. All in all, a solid place in my book and I will certainly return.

18-holes! This is a great course that winds you through a…read moregreat neighborhood. I didn't experience the inside of the country club -- only the course.

Great bar service. Good course. Burger was good drinks were great. Would recommend playing here.read more

Great place to see a movie wonderful staff great food good times. The theaters clean best popcorn…read morein the whole area

Good things about the experience: The movie was great! Lots of parking even on a holiday…read moreweekend. Getting popcorn was easy. I'm part of the Cinemark Club and bought tickets online so scanning at the podium was easy. The not so great: Theater in disrepair. This has to be an old theater as the seats were not recliners. Rows were very close together and not much leg room. The sound in the theater was WAY too loud. I know it's the experience but even my husband said it was loud. The 3D glasses were too big for me and hurt my ears. For the price of movie tickets these days... you'd think they could spruce up the theater.

What a nice place in a much needed area of town. The theater is simple yet very accommodating. The…read moremovies are current as well. The prices at the concession stand are also very reasonable. I hope that the theater succeeds. It does need some word of mouth advertising, so help them out.

Great neighborhood theater, good snacks, clean theaters, good selection of current movies without…read morehaving to drive into Town

I don't make it out here very often since I have a membership with Cinemark and usually go there…read morefor most movies. But I've always liked the experience at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. Service has always been good and the food I've had in the past has been solid. My most recent visit was this past Saturday. We arrived about thirty minutes early like they recommend. One thing I really enjoy here is the pre-show. They play old trailers and clips, sometimes in their original languages, and it adds a real nostalgia factor for film nerds like me. We had already eaten lunch before the movie so we didn't order any full meals, but their popcorn is excellent. The real butter makes a difference. Ordering was simple through the phone system at the table. For refills or additional items, you fill out the little paper cards and the servers quietly grab them during the movie. Everything came out quickly and the staff stayed friendly and efficient the whole time. The place is always clean and well taken care of. The staff seem to always be in good spirits, which really adds to the overall experience. The seats are the more traditional movie theater style, so if you're used to the newer reclining seats that many theaters have now, that might take a little adjustment. Overall it's a great and unique movie experience. It's also nice not being packed into a loud theater. I really appreciate their strict no-talking and no-cell-phone policy too. It makes it much easier to actually enjoy the film.

Just curious, is anyone else tired of the old staff constantly trying to ruin your night out? I've…read morehad them threaten to not let me in and just question my online tickets all together. Alamo if you want us to keep using your app don't force me to deal with these rude people. I miss the young people who were excited to be working there & excited you were there. Are you aware the kids running there buts off have to split out their tips with everyone? I understand the bar tender & kitchen staff but what are the old people behind the register doing but barking at people and ruining their night out. I don't want the tip money going to people like that, especially since they aren't earning it.

My youngest son is my favorite museum buddy. We look for them everywhere we travel. Fortunately, we…read moreare pretty similar in our browsing styles. We want to see everything, but only deep dive into things that catch our interest. Unfortunately, almost everything catches our interest making our visits too lengthy for other family members. This visit was especially exciting for us. We are both Texas Master Naturalists with the Alamo Area chapter. The CEO of the museum is also a member and one of our dear friends. We hoped to see her, but since our original plans got messed up by family interference, we were there on a Saturday. Believe it or not, our friend had come in to catch up on some work. She met with us, got us oriented, and set us free to explore her wonderful museum. We liked all of the exhibits. I especially enjoyed the section on the wildlife of the area. One night at our rental, I swore I heard a pack of coyotes nearby. The museum verified that they are alive and well on Mustang Island. We also enjoyed the Kenedy collection. The whole era of riverboat captains on the Rio Grande and the way many of them morphed into prominent ranchers excites me. It was fun to take a deep dive into one of the key ranch families of the time. The museum has a large children's section with fun activities, but we skipped it since my grandson wasn't with us. Now I wish I had at least looked at it. If you haven't been to the museum, skip the beach one afternoon next time you are in the area and visit. It is a great place.

Wonderful museum for the kids and adults! The museum was very clean and much larger than I…read moreexpected. It contained a lot of local and Texas history which our son just soaked in. He loved the science area as well as the cool rocks and minerals exhibits. The spacious rooms offered room to wander and made you feel free to take your time reading all the information provided at each stop. No need to rush here and it wasn't a mad house full of kids on a field trip, thankfully. It's a great place to visit indoors when there is bad weather out!

I have enjoyed Aurora Theatre productions for years. I find the plays to be a great bargain in…read moreentertainment value. I want to support local. Always.i appreciate the hard work and sacrifice that a small theatre company experiences. It's excellent community theare. We are blessed to have that here in Corpus Christi..

I loved coming here but unfortunately their director was unprofessional in communicating directives…read morewhich resulted in miscommunication on stage, also leading to feeling humiliated. I told the owner and the relative who seems to be assistant owner / manager, and they consoled me at first. The director didn't give me the space I asked before I decided to stay or not, when she made a decision for me. I continued to share my experience because I can't recommend this place to new comers, and still hadn't received an apology. Another director came into my messages trying to pathologized me for CRYING, and another person who runs the business went onto my Facebook posts and laughed at them. Very unprofessional. If you are not friends with the people in this community, do not bother trying to join it. Unfortunately since these are the same people who work at Harbor's Playhouse, I'm not sure it's any better. Btw, reading my update afterwards. I need to mention the miscommunication of the director led the person who helped me singing and complimented for the improvements I made to laugh at me in front of everyone. This could have been avoided with professionalism and better communication. Unfortunately things just got worse from there! Director messaging me until 2am. Another telling me to get help. None actually listening to the feedback I'm trying to provide. Sadly they want to guilt me over my honest opinion of a small business. Sorry, I'm not going to pretend to have had a better experience. In fact, being ma and pop... you'd expect better hospitality PS. The other reviews are from locals/people who know those who are already working there.