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![]() American Legion Restaurant Railroad Avenue 361-588-6813 HOURS: Tue-Sat 6pm-10:30pm The Cecil Lee
American Legion Post 649 was organized in 1948 and named for WWII
casualty Cecil Lee. The bricks for the current building were from
the Pal-Port Brick Company in Palacios. The facility opened on
September 1, 1961, just in time to house 300 Hurricane Carla
refugees. Many historic pictures line the walls of the restaurant. |
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The Waterfront, which specializes in seafood, is
located at the Harbor. |
Eat fresh seafood while watching river traffic and the wild hogs across the river. |
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![]() Spoonbill's 773 Cypress 979-863-7766 HOURS: Sun 11am-2pm; Mon-Tues 5:30am-9pm; Fri-Sat 5:30am-9pm Spoonbill's is located in a renovated home, thus preserving another early Matagorda building. |
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![]() Palacios Mexican Restaurant 511 Main Street 361-972-2766 HOURS: Sun-Thu 11am-9pm; Fri-Sat 11am-10pm Dorothy's Dress Shop was previously located in this building. |
![]() Outrigger Grill 515 Commerce Street 361-972-1479 HOURS: Wed 5pm-8pm; Thu-Sat 11am-9pm; Sun 11am-3pm
This building was formerly the location of the Price Lumber Company. |
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Tran's offers Palacios visitors an opportunity to
enjoy Asian cuisine prepared by native Vietnamese who moved to
Palacios. |
Los Cucos was the restaurant that was previously located at this site. |
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The Fat
Grass is the third restaurant at this site. Etie Cafe and
Confectionery opened here in 1932. The building was owned by the
Simon family and family members opened the Conspiracy Restaurant
from ____ until ____ when a fire closed the business. The building
stood vacant until it was purchased, renovated and opened as the Fat
Grass in ______. The restaurant includes three corbelled store
fronts one of which provides outside dining. The brick facade was
once covered with stucco, but are once again visible. |
This building, another with brick corbelling, was owned by C. Langham in 1903 and V. L. LeTulle in 1906. Brackin Jeweler & Optician was here in 1913. Other businesses occupying the building were Something Special, Lagnippe, and Thyme & Again. |
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Lisa's
Main Street Salon & Coffee Bar
This is the last frame structure on the town
square and was built in 1901 by William Walker for his furniture
store business. Another salon, the Hair House, was located here
before the Main Street Salon opened in 1989. |
Built in 1913 of red brick as Ehlert's Sanitary Bakery and has come full circle with food once again being served at this location. LeTulle Mercantile occupied the building 1925-1980 before it was remodeled and opened as the Smart Shop dress shop. Sue's Quilt Shop opened here in 1990. |
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The John Corbett home originally stood on this site. The house was demolished and the current building was erected. The Etie family relocated their cafe here after their restaurant on the square was destroyed by fire. Etie's operated here until 1975. The business was purchased and operated by three owners until the third owner closed it. The building deteriorated after standing empty for nine years. It was renovated and opened as Victoria's Mexican Restaurant and later La Casona. |
K-2 is located in a renovated building that once
housed the Bay City Food Store. It is decorated inside and out with
vintage farm and ranching items and tools. The soup and salad wagon
was created from an old Civil War mail cart. |
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