Cute experience, for a view and some nostalgia. Could be better, especially considering the price. We didn’t purchase anything or ride the rides, we just wanted to soak up a cute experience, so we purchased a walking pass… paying to simply walk the pier is pretty insane. Nice to walk and experience especially on a nice day. Simply think paying to walk is crazy.

We reached the Pleasure Pier late at night, just as it was about to close, so we didn’t get a chance to go inside. The good part is that the beach is always open and there’s plenty of parking available. What really made the visit special was walking along the beachside and seeing the dazzling lights of the pier reflecting on the water. The sidewalks were glowing with colorful lights from nearby Mexican restaurants, which made the whole atmosphere lively and beautiful. Even without going inside, it was such a pleasing and memorable experience to take in that view. 🌊✨🎡

Such a beautiful getaway from Fort Worth! The weather turned out great, and watching surfers with the ocean breeze was amazing. We biked, walked along the beach, and stopped by local coffee shops — one of our favorite travel rituals. Galveston Island was the perfect spot to relax and recharge!

Prices may vary on weekends, weekday and on rides as well. They will give you bracelet and you can get for a 1 time or all day pass. They have different food place, drinks and rides for kids and adults. Parking can get challenging and have to walk a lot. I would prefer to go in evening, you will feel nice cold breeze and at night it will feel really good. At the end of the pier it will be nice breeze and colder weather.

Not as expensive as you think. Very well maintained and clean. Great views and even if it is 100 degrees there is usually some wind. Great rides for the entire family, the giant swing might be the most terrifying ride in Texas when it is windy.

Not usually a fan of small money grabbing carnivals, but since I’m still raising kids- they always seem to find a way to make me spend money at these places. If you can spare $25/person for unlimited rides and $12/person just to get on the pier. My 3 teens had fun for a couple hours. All rides were working. I usually purchase a cringy roller coaster photo but the quality of the image was poor and cheapest photo was $20. No thanks! The facility was clean, I saw several workers wiping down tables and sweeping. The bathrooms were clean! I always appreciate a clean carnival bathroom! PS there is a wind-tunnel like breeze which was appreciated during a hot afternoon

A perfect spot to spend the day with family or friends. The park has fun rides for all ages, and the best part is that it’s right next to the beach! The view is beautiful and the vibe is very chill. We loved being able to enjoy the ocean after the rides. Highly recommended!

Moody Gardens aquarium is a must see while in Galveston. The price is a bit of a shock, but I thought it was worth it. Free parking, lots of exhibits. My 3 year old and 8 year old loved the penguins and seals. I loved the jelly fish room with the neon lights. There are a couple rooms and tunnels perfect for pictures with sharks and larger fish. They have a stingray touch tank, but good luck with that. I think the stingrays are done with people. If you actually take time to look around, you'll need about 90 minutes. We did a quick vacation over Labor day weekend. It was packed. Still had a good time!!!!

Moody Gardens is such a great experience for the kids, really informative and an overall learning adventure that stuck with them long after we left. The whole place is loaded with cool animals, but they absolutely loved the Rain Forest Pyramid; seeing the monkeys and sloths moving around right near the pathway was a definite highlight. It's more than just looking at exhibits, too—they're really focused on conservation and education, which makes the whole visit feel worthwhile. We also spent time in the Aquarium Pyramid, checking out the sharks and the penguins, which are always a huge hit with the kids. You can easily spend a full day exploring the different pyramids and attractions. Plus, it's so convenient that there are great local restaurants always very close by, making it easy to grab dinner after all the excitement.

What a beautiful and educational experience. Every time I go, the staff are so friendly, inviting, and informative. The rainforest and aquarium periods are well maintained, and the animals all look happy and healthy. I got the pleasure of speaking to a member of the staff, named Linda, in the rainforest pyramid and she went above and beyond to tell me facts about the animals and make sure I saw so many amazing things. She was kind and encouraged any questions I had. The other staff I saw throughout the park were friendly as well and had a good repertoire with the animals and other staff members. The exhibits are self paced and well thought out; many of them have informational cards posted about the animals, ecosystem, and other fun facts. I also learned, from staff and the exhibit placards, that a few of the species they host are part of repopulation efforts for endangered species in the wild.

This place was absolutely stunning and completely worth the trip! We visited both the rainforest and the aquarium and had such a great time. The rainforest exhibit was incredible - you actually get to walk through the treetops of a big indoor rainforest display and see live birds, a sloth, fruit bats, and tons of other animals and plants. The path takes you through each layer of the rainforest, and the birds even wandered along the trails with us, happily darting by around the guests. The aquarium was just as fun, with mesmerizing jellyfish, adorable penguins and sea lions, clownfish, sharks, and an interactive stingray touch tank. The displays were wonderful. Some people complain about the price, but I’m more than happy to support a place like this and would definitely visit again!

Me and the wife have never been. Took the kids (6 and 2). Overall it was 180 for the tickets (military) and another 100 was spend on food and souvenirs. It was pretty nice. The staff was very very friendly and nice, they all seemed to love their jobs and were great with the kids. I am giving this place 3 stars because mosquitoes were EVERYWHERE. It was so bad that families were running inside while the husbands stood in line to buy tickets. They were so bad they would hide in my daughter’s hair and still come out when we were inside and bite us. Made the trip not worth it. I would suggest putting mosquito air blasts at the entrances of the pyramids and maybe mosquito zappers all over the place. My kids are covered in bites now on the way home. They arnt even talking about how they had fun just how much they itch and hurt from the bites. Also keep in mind the weather is not even humid as it hasn’t rained in weeks it’s like 85 and dry outside so I can only imagine if it was hot and humid.

We had a great experience at the aquarium and the rainforest pyramids. We went at the time it opened, during the week, no crowds. We were able to stroll around for a couple of hours enjoying the scenic views outside as well as the inside. Bundling attractions will get you a better deal.

Bought the holiday pass for our family of five. Went to dinner on the island then drove to Moody Gardens after. We loved it. Only bummer was that we got there right before 7pm. The Aquarium pyramid closed at 7 so we didn’t get to experience it. Ice Land was awesome!

We really enjoyed this campground. We stayed on the beach side, site 23. The sites were very large, had cement pads, and a really nice shelter with a room including a picnic table and a clothes line. The proximity to the beach was great and there were garbage cans everywhere to help with clean up. The beach had a lot of dried up seaweed in the sand area, but once you got in the water it was great. We wore our shoes until we were at the shore. There were hermit crabs everywhere, so you might want to wear shoes in the water as we all stepped on at least one when swimming! Beautiful sunrises over the water and you can see sunsets on the bay side. This is one of the nicest state parks we've ever stayed at and they had a ton of super cute marine stuffed animals at decent prices at the camp store. We bought a Texas State park annual pass ($70) because without it you had to pay a daily fee of $5 per person 13+.

Very reasonable prices ($5 per person); it is well worth it! The place is really nice, with lots of grills and covered picnic areas. Each picnic area has a grill, and some even have electric outlets. It also has very nice pathways to the beach. Showers are available outside and inside the restrooms, which are really clean—honestly, the best beach restrooms I've ever seen. The beach has a lot of seaweed, but if you can look past that, it is perfect. The staff is super friendly. Pro tip: It is a state park, so you can fish here without a fishing license! They also sell ice there, just in case you forgot it or need to refill your cooler. I really hope that my review helps with your trip. If it does, please give me a like. Thanks; have fun at the beach!

I just visited here over the weekend while looking for new and unique inshore fly fishing spots. I have to say, the park staff were all super friendly. They clearly loved working there. You have to pay to gain access to the park or camp, but I found out that Disabled Veterans get a lifetime access card if they meet certain requirements. They talked me into stepping inside and getting a free card good for life. The facilities were all clean and good looking, clearly marked and well kept signs, the trails were in good shape for a park. I wouldnt advise bringing a wheelchair or bike on the northern park's trails as they can be muddy. The terrain is flat and meanders through the marsh. There's a lot of birds to look at, neat fishing spots, kayak launch points, observation tower, beach access on the south side of the park, showers, restrooms, campsites with electricity and water, primitive camp sites, saltwater and freshwater lakes, BBQ pits... all sorts of neat things about this park. Be warned, the park is known to have alligators and venomous snakes, so stay on the trails and be alert during the warm weather months.

This park has great facilities! Bathrooms and showers are clean. They also have great rinse of showers at the end of the boardwalk. In addition to the beach the park has a bay side which has some camping and great water trails for kayaking!

We've been coming here for 50 years. Hurricane Ike destroyed and they built it back better. I do miss the old layout but the new has it good points as well. The showers/restrooms are way better and air conditioned. They are letting the seaweed stay for environmental reasons to build back the dunes. We love the beach and come here because we like having a ranger on duty because it's a crazy world we live in. We feel more secure having security on site.

Stayed at the Bayside spot 100. Had a wonderful experience. The Rangers were knowledgeable and friendly. The park staff were all very friendly and accommodating. The kayak launch was great. ( Although a light at the ramp would be excellent.)

Very quiet beach for a day trip! Would come back. Biggest drawback is that there was a lot of debris and trash on the sand, and therefore a lot of sand gnats. Biggest plus, the have a wash off station and changing rooms are right off the beach. Bathrooms are a further walk from the beach but very clean and spacious. Great option if want the least amount of sand in your car and don’t mind walking. Advice: BRING A WAGON!

Nice stroll and fun things to buy and see 👀

It has some really great architecture and history! I would recommend to visit it at afternoon to enjoy both weather and atmosphere!

Beautiful & Quaint! Unique shopping and lots if choices for eating!

I enjoyed walking around and taking in the beautiful historic scenery.

Awesome place to check out and walk around for a day. Lots of shops, lots of food options.

Wonderful experience! Cool stores for food prices! Went to the candy store and boy was it delicious. Saw cool sights and saw people performing. The candy store people were very friendly and even handed out free taffy!

Decent parking on a week day. Fun shops, some cheesy and some nice

The largest train/railroad museum we have came across. Tons of train cars and cars to walk through and explore. Lots of displays showing how life was on the cars and what was commonly used on them. Staff was very nice, no wait to see anything, and there’s free parking. The only thing that did surprise me, maybe because the Rosenberg museum spoiled us, was there’s only two small rooms of model trains. There are shelf’s with tons of model trains but they are on display, unlike Rosenberg who has built huge working city like displays to show them off. Overall though, the kid loved it and would come back again. We didn’t get to enjoy it but if we would have came the next day they do offer some sort of train rides.

The Galveston Railroad Museum makes you feel like you’re truly taking a step back into our past, walking around and inside these beautiful railroad cars was a special experience. If you love Railroad & Galveston history I highly encourage you to come tour the museum, we truly enjoyed it!

It was super fun. We went on Weekday and literally we had the entire museum for us. Loved it. The ladies in the front office so kinds.

Staff is very friendly and extremely intelligent about all on the yard. An extensive stock of rolling stock on hand. It could be made better if more was accessible. I understand safety issues vs limited staff. It does not take away from a very positive experience here. Highly recommend to rail fans.

I was so excited to go here on our vacation from Ft. Worth but it wasn't that fun. My younger kids had fun but my 13yo and my husband thought it was pretty lame. Got some great photos though! I really planned on coming here because I thought there was a train ride but unfortunately I was mistaken. Probably wouldn't spend the money to go back again.

Great displays of dishes used on dining sars of the past. Plenty of engines and variety of cars to explore. Staff was very polite and helpful. We were a little disappointed in the gift shop but bought some souvenirs.

The Galveston Railroad Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into a significant piece of American history. With its impressive collection of trains and locomotives, it's a must-visit for anyone interested in transportation and the evolution of rail travel. Walking through the museum is like stepping back in time, allowing you to appreciate the sheer scale and ingenuity of these historical machines. The train simulator, while perhaps not the most technologically advanced, is made enjoyable by the enthusiastic operator, who adds a personal touch to the experience. It's worth noting that the museum's environment can be a bit challenging for those with respiratory issues or allergies to dust and humidity. However, the historical significance of the exhibits more than compensates for this minor drawback. One of the museum's hidden gems is "Scooter," an elderly orange cat who often graces visitors with his presence. If you're fortunate, you might find him napping peacefully in one of the train cars. And if you're truly blessed, he might even allow you the rare privilege of petting his belly! This unexpected encounter adds a delightful and memorable element to the museum experience. Overall, the Galveston Railroad Museum offers a captivating and educational journey through railroad history. Despite the potential environmental challenges, the sheer volume of historical artifacts and the chance to meet "Scooter" make it a worthwhile visit.

Absolutely the best place to eat breakfast on the island! During tourist season, it can get pretty hectic. But they do a great job at managing that. Their baked goods are fresh and filling. Highly recommend their egg plates.

We were in Galveston and saw this on Google, had good reviews and decided tontey it. well reviews weren't wrong, great place for breakfast/ Brunch! servings are huge and numerous drinks to choose from. If you go, expect a short wait but worth it. Had the big breakfast with 3 eggs,ham steak and pancakes.

I was referred by my coworker and I’m so glad I checked this place out. What a delightful place! You’re gonna have to wait bc that’s just life but it’s worth it. The server was friendly, he made great recommendations and The food was delicious. We got the Waffle & Eggs with a side of potatoes and the Chicken and Waffles. The waffles were amazing, their homemade strawberry butter is out of this world and did i mention the potatoes. Not even remotely sure what they did to them to make them as good as they were. Oo and their strawberry lemonade is made in house and makes a delectable mimosa. And before i left i checked out their bakery side and better believe i left with some. Wont disappoint, go check it out.

Wasn’t expecting to be thoroughly impressed with this bakery.The food was delicious. The pancakes and waffles were fluffy and made just right. I customized my omelette with chicken, spinach, cheese, and tomatoes. The bacon was crispy and the potatoes were tasty. I like my potatoes made with a little crisp and softness, it was so good. I ordered a hot chai tea with lavender syrup, loved it. The server was helpful in recommending I try the lavender syrup, I think I found a favorite. And I ordered the infamous grilled cinnamon roll to go. You’ve got to try it. It tastes exactly how it sounds. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Eating outside is always a vibe on sunny days. Be sure to check out the bakery for all the delicious goodies they offer.

Love this bakery! What really sets this place apart is how they stick to the old-school way of baking. You can taste the tradition in every bite. It’s refreshing to see a bakery that doesn’t cut corners and still does things the right way. Highly recommend stopping by, you won’t be disappointed. Their Key Lime Pie is hands-down the best I’ve ever had… perfectly tart, creamy, and clearly made with care.

Stopped into this place on a Sunday morning. I had the oyster and Benedict and the wife had the bread pudding French toast. We also had a few coffee latte drinks. The food was amazing. Can't believe I did know about this place and it's 15 minutes from my house. This is a must for now on. The waiter was excellent and the view was very nice with a tropical feel. We out out side and loved it. We will 1000% be back to this place.

Went here for breakfast as we left for our trip home. Found this place via Instagram and we're we're not disappointed. Food was very good. Potatoes were amazing. Bacon was a bit over cooked but other than that a great food. Staff was very welcoming and attentive. Parking was fairly easy. The restaurant is deceptively big. Very glad we stopped in.

Been a few years since visiting Galveston. When a friend heard we were going, he recommended that we eat here. So glad he did. Loved the food and location with view of Gulf. The food was excellent. I tried the shrimp sandwich and the shrimp was plentiful and was so tasty, I had to force myself to eat the whole thing. They were that good. Will be my go to place next time. Wife was I total agreement.

What a great Spot! We just happened to be walking by while enjoying the seawall and decided to pop in for some drinks and snacks and it totally hit the spot! Great cocktails and a lovely view of the Gulf and Pleasure Pier. We also ordered the sampler of their appetizers and it was so much food we had to ask for a to go box. Super yummy shrimp and OMG the cheese sticks!! Loved are very attentive waiter and oh course the atmosphere.

This place was hopping. My son got a smash burger that was really good and my daughter got the kid sliders. I got the seafood platter and it was an overkill of fried everything. The fish tacos my wife got were pretty good. We sat next to the window overlooking the beach. It was loud and chaotic. But fun.

My friends and I were in Galveston for the Lone Star Rally, and The Spot ended up becoming our go-to place. We came here three different times, and every single visit was solid. The food was always on point -- the Diablo shrimp, calamari, and the seared salmon were all legit and full of flavor. The service here really stood out, too. Alicia, Nique, and Makenzie, they all made sure we were always taken care of, and the manager came by each time to check on us, which you don't see everywhere anymore. The whole place just has a good vibe, good energy, and good people. The Spot really became our spot while we were in town. Definitely a must stop whenever we're back in Galveston.

We had an amazing beachy day enjoying the Gulf view, delicious mojitos, and tasty calamari with the hot honey sauce... This is definitely a SPOT you wanna visit while I'm Galveston.

I had a double bacon hamburger with onion rings. They were very good! Hubby had the fish and chips but didn't really like it. Son and hubby didn't like the waffle fries, too greasy.

We stopped by The Spot in Galveston during the Lone Star Rally this past weekend and had an awesome time! The food was great and the atmosphere was on another level. We loved how they let our bikes play music and how everyone came out to dance and have a good time. Definitely one of the highlights of the weekend. Can’t wait to come back next year!

When we first entered, we were greeted by Turtle and he told us how the restaurant worked. We ordered our food and we were not disappointed. Very yummy breakfast. I had the bacon omelette and there was plenty to go around. The fresh fruit was delicious. Nice strong coffee. Don’t be thrown off by the name of this place. The food is 10/10

I really hope the temporary closure is actually temporary. We went a few months ago randomly & I forgot to review. We loved our meal. We ordered the Pecan crusted brie, Kahuna tuna & Asian filet beef bowl. We don't live in the area so I hope they're open again in the future.

Great home cooked food! Food was perfect. Service was great, the only thing that is a little strange is having to order at the cash register then have to find a table.

My goodness the food was absolutely killer! The atmosphere was quite fantastic, but also very crowded, but for good reason! I had the Nancy bet c, and it was so creamy, delicious, and incredibly flavorful! I would highly recommend it as a breakfast / lunch diner location with a lot of options, even including delicious looking pastries!

First time experience. Food was delicious. Great menu options, GF for those who need it. Had the breakfast bowl, Turkey burger and some pancakes! Some really good desserts, but didn’t partake. Neat place, friendly staff and clean. You will be satisfied at the Mosquito Cafe!

Stopped in for breakfast on a Saturday and the place was PACKED. I'd wager that speaks to consistent quality that people enjoy. The menu was fairly carb heavy, but there were appealing options. The prices are higher than I'd expect, but it is what it is. I paid just over $100 for a group of four (2 adults, 1 teen, 1 kid). The service was solid. Lots of smiling faces and positive attitudes. They got the food out quickly too. The venue feels small and cramped when a lot of people are there, but they also have outside seating. If you sit outside be mindful of flies. I don't think I'd go back to this place, given the prices, but it was worth the shot.

The breakfast here is amazing! I had the Bacon Cheddar omelet, and it was prepared to perfection! The bacon was crisp, the eggs light and perfectly cooked, just enough cheese to make the meal! Potatoes were diced and had just the right amount of crunch. Restaurant was clean and well layer out. Great service with a friendly smile! A must visit when in Galveston.

If you're looking for an authentic, no-frills seafood experience in Galveston, Shrimp 'N Stuff is the place to be. This spot perfectly captures the laid-back island vibe, focusing on what matters most: delicious, fresh-from-the-gulf seafood. Judging by the classic fried platter, you're in for a treat. The basket arrives generously loaded with perfectly golden-fried fish and shrimp, boasting a crispy coating that gives way to tender, flavorful seafood inside. Accompanied by a heap of french fries and classic hushpuppies, it's the quintessential coastal meal. The atmosphere is just as you'd hope for from a beloved local joint—casual, relaxed, and unpretentious. It's the ideal place to kick back with a cold beer and enjoy a satisfying meal without any fuss. Overall: For a delicious and authentic taste of classic Galveston seafood, Shrimp 'N Stuff is a must-visit. It's simple, satisfying, and gets everything right.

Have eaten at this local dive for past 20+ years. Eat here before every cruise and love it. Very clean and food is great. Always have fish tacos and always satisfied.

We make a 30 minute drive about once every quarter to visit Shrimp N Stuff. I typically get the Seafood platter and my girlfriend gets the shrimp or fish tacos. Their fried food, other than the fried oysters , are typically fried to perfection. Oysters can be harder to fry.

The girl at the counter was really nice, the food was amazing and the wait wasn't long at all! Glad I stopped by during my vacation trip to Galveston this weekend!

I had the catfish tacos. Wow, amazing! So good! The sauce was tasty, great flavor. The tortillas were fresh, tasted homemade. The black bean pico de gallo was a nice touch. I could've eaten 2-3 more they were that good. My wife had the stuffed shrimp, she really enjoyed them. She ordered hush puppies & sweet potato fries. The hush puppies were awesome dipped in the tartar sauce. We also liked the sweet potato fries. The portion sizes were very generous btw. My mother-in-law ordered the crap bites, loved those as well. Cooked just right, very soft. My father-in-law had the coconut shrimp. The coconut flavor was great, loved those. So glad we stopped here, highly recommend. A bit pricey but seafood usually is anywhere.

Amazing little place with plenty of seating and good food options. Loved the shrimps and fish and chips. Will definitely visit again. Loads of seating too

Absolutely amazing food and close drive to the beach. If you like fish, do yourself a favor and try the fried catfish! Amazing. Nice patio dining where the sun does not hit. Pet friendly.

Gaido's was very interesting to me. I was blown away truly. It was a visual treasure from the ceiling fans too the photos on the walls the bar the furniture it was stepping back in time it was fascinating to me. The food was very good personally the seasoning was diffrent for me. It was my first time but definitely not my last whenever I go to Galveston Gaido's will be on the itinerary for sure. The service was excellent atmosphere i liken it to stepping back in time if you've ever wanted to know what an establishment looked like and what the food was like I say this is the place for you I was very comfortable there and the staff very diversified. I highly recommend this establishment..

Gaido’s in Galveston is truly a timeless Texas gem. My family dinner there was nothing short of exceptional. The staff was warm, attentive, and clearly proud of the restaurant’s deep history. Their service struck the perfect balance between professionalism and personal on checking on our comfort with food, taste, needs etc - making the entire evening feel effortlessly special. The food lived up to every bit of the restaurant’s reputation. Each dish came out beautifully plated, and it was evident that quality ingredients and classic technique are at the heart of Gaido’s. Overall, Gaido’s offers an experience that blends history, flavor, and top-notch service in a way few restaurants still can. Whether it’s a special occasion or just a night out by the sea during your vacation - it’s a Galveston institution that never disappoints.

Great spot in Galveston, TX! Our waitress was Chelsea, and she was fantastic. She knew the menu and was very well informed with various food allergies and what was safe to eat for those, especially with Gluten allergy. She was also just a very friendly person. The peach tea cocktail 🍸 was so good and the stuff shrimp with crab was dynamite! Great experience over all!

We had planned to eat elsewhere for dinner but glad we came across the recommendation to eat at Gaido's on reddit because we would've missed out on the BEST dinner and BEST service with Dwayne. We were sat early for our reservation which is always fantastic. Dwayne was very quick to great our table and let me tell you, this man is knowledgeable about every entree they serve, their operations, what is and isn't available due to what's in season, etc. They bring out bread that is baked in house and it is UNREAL! I ordered the shrimp and grits and it was the best shrimp and grits I believe I've ever had, so amazing! My husband ordered the crab stuffed shrimp and asparagus and we nearly passed out because it was that good. We also got a side order of the shrimp stuffing balls—think hushpuppies stuffed with shrimp. They were fantastic! Creme Brulee for dessert was also great. Portions were perfect, we didn't finish anything. Price was honestly under what we expected and spent less than $90 for 2 entrees, side order of stuffing balls, and dessert. Environment was fantastic and I so much to look at in there! We can't wait to come back and hopefully get Dwayne! Management, if you see this, please let Dwayne know he provided top tier experience and really made our dining experience exceptional.

A must visit! We shared the crab spinach dip which was our favorite part of our meal SO GOOD! And we split the wedge salad which was also so tasty. We liked the blue cheese vinegarette. We split the salmon entree and added 5 shrimp. The shrimp were alright and not really that fresh but I don't think it's season for them. The rice & veggies were great! And the salmon was cooked perfectly and was flaky. Not pictured is the pecan pie dessert a la mode which was also really good. We can't wait to come back and try different entrees. I feel like this is the type of place that has multiple great menu items that you should rotate and try! Will be back! I gave service 4 stars because it did take a good bit of time for each of our courses to come out and my water glass would get low. I think our waitress maybe had too many tables. But luckily we had time. Just hope next time to make it less than 2 hour meal.

Worth every penny. 3 of us for dinner we were all very pleased. The pecan pie was especially interesting, it's a must try! Best mojito I've ever had. Everything was delicious.

Food was great and pleasant. Service was awesome. I went here to have a nice dinner and celebrate my late daughter. We would go here and make great memories. My waiter Darrell was so nice to light a candle in her memory. My evening was joyful.