Island Wine — Restaurant in Port Aransas

Don’t come here. My friends and I bought a special stainless steel refill container and were given a coupon for ten $10 fills (no expiration date) when we visited. We attempted many visits to find the place closed, hours of operation changed as well as days of being open. Walked in today with friends for the owner to tell us she was no longer honoring this because she is no longer serving wine on tap as she has to buy each keg (well duh). No discount offered for any purchase of a smaller serving, and she was rude in her response telling us we had not used it, she was closed every time we came on what we’re supposed normal operating hours. She said “COVID has changed many things”. In my experience many businesses we have gone to adjusted for COVID, proudly served them and were happy to have customers. Was looking forward to bringing friends …. But no more! What do you do when the rude person is the owner? This is very sad. By the way she didn’t have many customers there. From here on out, she will unfortunately have less customers as we don’t...

Had an awkward experience here. The lady behind the counter seemed a bit annoyed. It was a day where they opened two hours late, we arrived during normal business hours to find a note on the door that they would open at 4:00. We just went to the cute stores in the area to pass the time. We came in with lots of questions about Texas wines, none of which she answered. It seems that if you don’t know which wines are dry and which are fruity you could just offer a taste of the ones you offer by the glass. Also, most of the wine stores we have been to in the past have little note cards describing the Vineyard and the taste of the wine, this place had the wine location but no description of the wine. We ordered two different glasses, both we were told, would be light and dry. Both were heavy and one was sweet. Had a charcuterie plate...

My fiance and I came down to visit during the covid Christmas. Cool local spot with inside and outside seating with a mix of couches, chairs and tables. They have several types of games available to play (board games and tic tac toe and connect 4) and a nice festive ambience.

Pretty solid selection of white and red texas wines and also margaritas and even craft beer (I enjoyed Lora lei from corpus). They also have a good selection of to go wines, sake, and insulated drinking containers.

We didn't try the food since we just had brunch but they had cheese plates and pretzels and several other options.

They do require masks when seated and provide sanitizer too.

I'd highly recommend you...