The downtown courthouse and surrounding square seemed awfully quiet. Maybe because it was the…read moremiddle of the week. A few of the shops and restaurants and have come and gone since our last visit a few years ago. After eating at Deborah's Kitchen, we took a stroll around the courthouse. There were still plenty of historical plaques and other markers to celebrate Goliad County. Please take the time to learn about the county's legacy and heritage.

If you have taken 183S to the coast you have probably drove through Goliad. You probably also…read morestopped at the What a Burger to fuel up. Well, next time plan your trip when Market Days are being held and you have some time to check out downtown and the historic sites. You should definitely check out the square, the courthouse, and the hanging tree. There are a number of small shops, a cool deli, and a few places to wet your whistle. During market days there are plenty of vendors in attendance. The Agave Jalisco Mexican restaurant it's local and probably the best in town. History buffs check out Presidio La Bahia, Goliad State Park & Mission Espiritu Santo State Historic Site, Fannin Memorial Monument, and Our Lady of Loreto Chapel. Google em for more more Info.

Awesome criminal attorney. Had no problems getting in contact with either William Patrick and/or…read morehis assistant Domenique. Great rates for services and offers *payment plan options. *(based on client qualifications)

From the owner: With the legal experience to answer your questions and address your legal concerns, we pride…read moreourselves to working hard for you and your loved ones. Conveniently located across the street from the Nueces County Courthouse, and Nueces County Jail downtown.

I know what a great lawyer is and Les is beyond great. Les is what practicing law is all about…read more Thank you. ​

Competent, knowledgeable, reliable. Les has a great no nonsense attitude, and an understanding of…read moreNueces county.

My car broke down in the middle of Cimmarron an extremely busy road. I did watch 7 police officers…read morepass me by while I was waiting for my tow truck. Finally NUMBER 8 STOPPED. I was very.greatful. She called the tow truck driver and got them there ADAP. I.had waited almost 2 hours in 91 degree weather. She cared about my safety and the safety of others and stayed with me the WHOLE TIME. Thank.you.OLGA

they are the laziest cops I have ever encountered! if you are in a car accident it takes them 3…read morehours to show up, place being actively robbed at night takes them an hour to show up. I guess the robbers know how much they suck they walked the whole entire time . seriously they need to do something about the police force here cause they alate getting paid by tax payers here for what! this whole city is corrupted, stupid or just lazy!

We are slowly visiting Texas State parks and Goliad did not disappoint. The Jacales electric…read morecamping/RV area was quiet and well kept. We enjoyed all their trails, park store, and exploring the grounds outside the mission. The park is very dog friendly; however, the rodeo was taking place when we visited and the fireworks were so loud, they upset our dog. We ended up not staying the second night because we heard the firework show would be even more intense. I would suggest including that information on the park website. Other than that, we sincerely enjoyed our time at the park.

Nice Little Park With A Lot of History. Drove over from Houston in 3 hours, roads are pretty good…read more Arrived at office and they apologized but campsite 15 which I had carefully picked out had a possible water leak that might mean a work crew would be digging it up. They offered several others and we chose #1. The manager in the office gave us a $25 refund for our trouble which was very nice. All campsites in the Karankawa loop are full service sites with 50 and 30 amp electric hookups and all are pull through. We visited at the end of a hot dry summer so brown grass and trees without many leaves left. Typical of most state parks there was a picnic table, fire ring and lantern hook; there was an open fire burn ban due to the conditions. Watch out for pet's feet as well as yours if you walk barefoot as those prickly weed spores are in the grass! The septic system looks pretty new and was so close to my drop point I only used one sewer line completely compacted. Water pressure seemed good, around 60ps Park roads are good, the only drawback is the park is bisected by a state highway so you do hear road noise but it is less at night when traffic is light. Restrooms are older but in great condition, men's room in the camping loop had 2 toilets, 2 urinals and 2 showers which is fine as there aren't a ton of campsites. Camp hosts were friendly. The old mission is the big historical attraction here. It is free but only open from 8:30 to 4:30. The park has trails that are pretty easy and well maintained, there is an area where you can put canoes or kayaks into the San Antonio river. There is small bird blind with several feeders in front that the staff kept filled with fresh bird food while we were there. Try to see the green jay if you can, fairly rare this far north! Goliad is nearby and has plenty to offer. The old county courthouse is beautifully restored.

I showed up for FAMILY COURT years ago one time and the other party "a woman" didn't.. Judge…read moreWhatley still gave them another chance and I end up paying child support and got less parenting time. No jury so one bats an eye

Saint Patrick! This county is where Sinton, Texas is…read morelocated. There's not a lot to this county- it's mainly flat coastal land, with lots of agriculture, where they grow cotton, soy, and sometimes sorghum. This county was originally settled by the Irish, who teamed up with the Mexican government to settle here, so there was a heavy Irish Catholic influence here. But when the Texas Revolution started, many of them fled. After the war, many returned, and that's why it's Saint Patrick County, named after the patron saint of Ireland. The county courthouse is located on the main street of Sinton. I like the sculpture of the soldier hucking a grenade out into the intersection. Incoming!! San Patricio County is home of MLB pitcher Mike Adams! Go Pirates!

This post office serves Sinton well. It looks like it has been here since the 50's or 60's. It's a…read moreplain brick building on a hard corner with the main street in town, in front of the Whataburger and HEB, so it's on some good real estate. The parking lot is set up in a one-way style, so it dumps you back on the highway upon exiting. There are outside mailboxes, which is nice so you don't have to go inside and get coughed upon. I wish that this town had an updated post office that looks better than this. The county courthouse here looks nice, why can't the post office? Plus, this post office lost a star since they don't sell any beer. If you don't like going to the post office, don't worry, they'll generally come to you.