Guidebook for Brownsville
Food Scene
Gazpachos
2451 Pablo Kisel BlvdWonderful food! Popular spot
The best cuisine and most beautiful restaurant in Brownsville, very close to the villa
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Madeira
805 Media Luna RdThe best cuisine and most beautiful restaurant in Brownsville, very close to the villa
Been around forever, the local hang out, great gulf fried shrimp, good vegetables, hamburgers etc
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Vermillion Restaurant and Watering Hole
115 Paredes Line RdBeen around forever, the local hang out, great gulf fried shrimp, good vegetables, hamburgers etc
Mi Pueblito
3101 Pablo Kisel BlvdClose to villa, best Mexican food, live music etc.
Valley International Country Club
301 McFadden DrWalk to the clubhouse for meals, beautiful view to the fairway.
Ahh, the old highschool hangout, always popular for generations, good Italian food and great salads.
Gio's Villa
2325 Central BlvdAhh, the old highschool hangout, always popular for generations, good Italian food and great salads.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Oyster Bar
153 Paredes Line Rdbeen around forever, Tex Mex fresh seafood
Sightseeing
small zoo but it is spectacular and easy to get around, a fun day.
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Gladys Porter dýragarður
500 E Ringgold Stsmall zoo but it is spectacular and easy to get around, a fun day.
Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge
A must for wildlife watching
Lovely way to spend a day and watch the sunset.
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South Padre Island Fugla- og Náttúruverndarstöð
6801 Padre BlvdLovely way to spend a day and watch the sunset.
Former train depot and now museum, there is a farmers market on Saturdays.
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Brownsville Museum of Fine Art
660 E Ringgold StFormer train depot and now museum, there is a farmers market on Saturdays.
Shopping
The furthest point south in the United States and a sabal palm sanctuary. The vegetation is very different from anywhere else in South Texas.
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Sabal Palm Sanctuary
8435 Sabal Palm Grove RdThe furthest point south in the United States and a sabal palm sanctuary. The vegetation is very different from anywhere else in South Texas.