Michael's Guidebook
Food scene
Yaga’s is a great restaurant and in the historic strand area of Galveston near lots of other shops.
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Yaga's Cafe
2314 Strand StYaga’s is a great restaurant and in the historic strand area of Galveston near lots of other shops.
The Spot
3204 Seawall BlvdThe Sunflower Bakery & Cafe
512 14th StPorch Cafe
1625 E Beach DrGreat seafood that's caught fresh from their own boats. Also near downtown with other great places nearby.
Katie's Seafood House
Great seafood that's caught fresh from their own boats. Also near downtown with other great places nearby.
Sightseeing
The Strand, is the downtown of Galveston, with lots of local shops, bars, and restaurants.
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Historic Downtown Strand Seaport Partnership
502 20th StThe Strand, is the downtown of Galveston, with lots of local shops, bars, and restaurants.
Plage de l'Est
Seawall BlvdStewart Beach
401 Seawall BlvdPlage de Galveston
6285 Seawall BlvdMoody Gardens
1 Hope BlvdSchlitterbahn Galveston Island Waterpark
2109 Gene Lucas BlvdMoody Mansion
2618 Broadway Avenue JMurdochs
2215 Seawall BlvdOne of the newer attractions in Galveston, the Pleasure Pier is a demolished hotel pier that now hosts lots of activities for families. i.e. food, rides, games, etc.
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Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier
2501 Seawall BlvdOne of the newer attractions in Galveston, the Pleasure Pier is a demolished hotel pier that now hosts lots of activities for families. i.e. food, rides, games, etc.
Gorgeous beach neighborhood with a great restaurant and family-oriented beach accessible to everyone!
Beachtown Galveston
Gorgeous beach neighborhood with a great restaurant and family-oriented beach accessible to everyone!
Conseils aux voyageurs
Se déplacer dans les environs
Uber and Lyft are the most reliable public transportation.
Uber and Lyft seem to be the easiest way to get around town, but there island is so small you can almost bike/walk anywhere. There is also a local trolly that goes from the seawall to the historic Strand downtown.