Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Mathis

"Where to Find It: Uptown: 600 Leopard St #100, Corpus Christi, TX 78401  Southside: 7426 S Staples St #107, Corpus Christi, TX 78413. Green Light Coffee has two different locations, but both serve some of the most creative coffee, tastiest treats and comfiest seats. The special of the day is ALWAYS worth the try."

"Denny’s is a popular choice that’s said to offer healthy options. Enter your address to see if they offer delivery to your address."

"Located in the Sports, Entertainment, Arts District of downtown Corpus Christi, the Railroad Brewing Company has provided “13 years of great food and 7 years of diverse craft beers.” Their brewery is the first 5 barrel system in Corpus Christi providing a variety of ice cold craft beers ready to serve. Although you will find a tremendous amount of excellent choices at this brewery, be sure to try the “Vanilla Porter and the Red Caboose IPA.” The Vanilla Porter is extremely smooth for a dark beer, while the Red Caboose IPA has a sweet finish that washes away the hoppy taste. Railroad Seafood Station and Brewing is dedicated to serving you quality food and providing excellent customer service."

"Located in the Sports, Entertainment, Arts District of downtown Corpus Christi, the Railroad Brewing Company has provided “11 years of great food and 4 years of diverse craft beers.” Their brewery is the first 5 barrel system in Corpus Christi providing a variety of ice cold craft beers ready to serve. Although you will find a tremendous amount of excellent choices at this brewery, be sure to try the “Vanilla Porter and the Red Caboose IPA.” The Vanilla Porter is extremely smooth for a dark beer, while the Red Caboose IPA has a sweet finish that washes away the hoppy taste. Railroad Seafood Station and Brewing is dedicated to serving you quality food and providing excellent customer service."

"We specialize in Steaks and Seafood, but offer so much more. On or off our mesquite wood grill, we're confident we'll have something for everyone. Even the pickiest eaters."

"The last decade has seen much change at this corner, but that’s something this site is used to. Since the 1850s, a slew of businesses have come and gone at the corner of Schatzell and Chaparral Streets. When the city began in the 1850s, it was a two-story wooden building that had been dismantled and shipped from New York, which housed the business headquarters for wool and hide dealer William Headen, operating under his father’s initial, M."

"From the lighting to the music, the projection art, and the craft cocktails, every detail has been meticulously and creatively designed by owner Kil Lee. Though this fine dining project got off the ground in 2018, it only opened its doors in February of 2020 – on the eve of a global pandemic. Nonetheless, Corpus Christi has responded with voracious excitement."