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Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Large-scale El Bolillo Bakery could make a home in Corpus Christi
A large-scale bakery offering a variety of traditional Mexican fare could move into an abandoned Walgreens on Corpus Christi’s Westside. Known under an economic development “code name” as Project Concha, El Bolillo Bakery touts pan dulce, pan de muerto, rosca de reyes, cuerno de queso, panaderos — and, fittingly, conchas and bolillos — among others, city documents show. The company mass-manufactures baked goods for grocery stores, restaurants and wholesalers, and also provides individual sales such as custom-made cakes, according to a presentation made before the Type B board on Sept. 10. The presentation was part of a pitch requesting $363,000 in tax incentives to open up shop. Clearance from the Type B board represents among the first steps in brokering economic development agreements backed with sales taxes. Should the project move forward as planned, it would represent expansion of the family franchise, joining an existing five locations in Houston, according to the presentation. The proposed agreement calls for creation of about 121 new jobs bolstering a $3.6 million yearly payroll, documents show. There are also opportunities such as providing student internships, said company representative Catherine Nash, addressing the board Sept. 10. “Like any manufacturing organization that moves into a community,
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5 Can’t-Miss Seafood Restaurants in the Coastal Bend
Discover some of the top Coastal Bend seafood restaurants serving fresh Gulf seafood, from oysters and shrimp to fish, crawfish and more. With a rich coastal culture, it’s no wonder there is no shortage of seafood to be found in the Coastal Bend. If you are looking to eat like a local, these can’t-miss seafood spots invite visitors and residents alike to pull up a chair, unwind and savor the freshest Gulf catch in the ultimate relaxed setting.
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5 Crazy Themed Restaurants in Corpus Christi, Texas that are Worth Going Out of Your Way For
Corpus Christi is a city where the Gulf wind tangles your hair, where the sun paints the bay in molten gold, and where every street seems to hum with the stories of sailors, students, and families who have called this place home for generations. Here, pastel bungalows lean into the sea breeze, and the skyline is a patchwork of glass towers, weathered piers, and neon-lit diners. The food culture is as wild and welcoming as the tides—shrimpers unloading their catch at dawn, taco trucks perfuming the air with cumin and lime, and backyard barbecues that last long after the sun has slipped away.
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Craving Real Gulf Gumbo? These 8 Texas Coast Spots Serve The Bowl Locals Swear By
Good gumbo is one of those things you have to hunt for, and the Texas coast happens to be full of kitchens that take it seriously. From Galveston down to Corpus Christi, cooks along the Gulf simmer dark roux, load bowls with shrimp and crab, and turn a simple cup of soup into the reason people plan a whole trip.
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This Texas All-You-Can-Eat Gem Is The Kind Of Place Locals Don’t Want Getting Too Famous
For years, this humble Woodsboro spot has been serving locals and passing travelers some of the best food in South Texas. Tuttle’s Grocery & Market is more than just a meat market – it’s a full-blown experience where you can load up on premium cuts, grab a breakfast taco, and settle in for an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet that’ll make you want to cancel your afternoon plans. With a 4.9-star rating and a fiercely loyal following, this family-owned spot has all the makings of a viral sensation, which is exactly what the regulars are hoping doesn’t happen.
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The Buffet That Put This Texas Restaurant On The Map Is Still Drawing Hungry Crowds
In the small Texas town of Sinton, a country-style buffet has become the kind of place people happily drive miles for. The Butter Churn Restaurant isn’t your typical all-you-can-eat spot with lukewarm steam trays and questionable mystery meats. This place serves up genuine Southern home cooking that tastes like someone’s grandmother spent all morning in the kitchen, and the word has spread far beyond the city limits.
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Where to Find Ramen in Corpus Christi
A good bowl of ramen can hit the spot any time of year, and Corpus Christi has plenty of places to dig in. From laid-back neighborhood restaurants and modern ramen bars to Japanese-Korean fusion spots and a build-your-own ramen experience, there’s a bowl for just about every kind of craving. Check out these places to find ramen in Corpus Christi and discover everything from classic favorites to creative takes like birria, Cajun, and gochujang ramen.
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These 10 Texas Coastal Restaurants Made Us See The Gulf Coast In A Whole New Way
Texas has one of the longest coastlines in the country, and its Gulf Coast dining scene is as varied as the shoreline itself. From Galveston’s historic seafood institutions to Corpus Christi’s casual waterfront spots, the options run the full range. We made our way along the coast with...
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This HIDDEN Gem Serves Mouthwatering Burgers and Island Drinks in Port Aransas, TX
Open Sun-Mon & Wed 11AM-10PM | Thu-Sat 11am -11PM | Tue ( Closed) Tucked along the sunny shores of Port Aransas, Lelo’s Island Bar has quietly become a beloved hangout for beachgoers and locals alike. This cozy tiki-themed spot serves up mouthwatering burgers and frosty drinks that keep everyone...
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5 Best Oysters in the Coastal Bend
Oysters are plentiful when living on the Gulf Coast. Though narrowing down to a list of five top spots is a challenge, we’ve curated a list based on variety, unbeatable happy hour specials and the overall dining experience. From the heart of downtown Corpus Christi out to Port Aransas, these are five of our favorite dining options for oysters.
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World Food Championships Offer a Top-Tier Taste of Texas
This month, Corpus Christi’s waterfront will become the gathering place for chefs, pitmasters, home cooks and food enthusiasts from across the state as the Texas Food Championship takes over Water’s Edge Park Sept. 25-27. A weekend of incredible flavors, yes, but the event also serves as Texas’ official qualifying competition for the World Food Championships, giving competitors the opportunity to earn a coveted Golden Ticket and represent Team Texas on the international stage.
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Surfing Crab Planning Two New Corpus Christi Locations
Surfing Crab, a seafood restaurant specializing in Cajun seafood boils, fried seafood, and Southern-inspired dishes, is getting ready to open two new locations in Corpus Christi at 14030 South Padre Island Drive and 4101 Interstate Highway 69 Access Road. The company’s new locations are planned for South Padre Island Drive...
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7 Classic County Fair Casseroles, With the Full Recipes
County fair cooking competitions have been a fixture of American life since at least the mid-1800s, and the casserole division has long been one of the busiest. Home cooks would spend weeks testing batches, write the recipe down in pencil on an index card, and carry a covered dish to the fairgrounds in late summer knowing the judges were taking notes on appearance, taste, and whether the thing held together when you cut into it.