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Servino has returned to its original home on Ark Row in Tiburon after spending more than 20 years just around the corner on the bay. Kathryn and Angelo Servino opened the original spot in 1977. Their sons, Natale and Vittorio, now operate the new location. Servino occupies the space of two adjoining little buildings. One […]

When you walk from the Crazy Water’s historic boutique hotel lobby into Second Bar + Kitchen, it’s like walking from Mineral Wells 1927 into Austin 2024.

Up, up, and away

Vacation destinations

Read along as we pay homage to great restaurants which have come (and gone) over the past several years. Its a keen reminder of how far weve come and how much our support for local restaurants matters.

/PRNewswire/ -- Crazy Water, the only mineral water bottled in Texas, announced today a campaign encouraging people to embrace their health in the new year and...

MINERAL WELLS -- The home of Crazy Water is not leaking as much water as was feared, and an engineer pointed out ways to bring water loss down further during

MINERAL WELLS — The home of Crazy Water is not leaking as much water as was feared, and an engineer pointed out ways to bring water loss down further during

Recently designated the Wellness Capital of Texas, the sleepy town, 80 miles west of Dallas, is waking up. In a few years, the town, named for the mineral water found underground, could become a renewed tourist destination with the opening of a new upscale restaurant and the reopening of two old hotels. Rose Jordan, director of tourism for the Mineral Wells Area Chamber of Commerce and CVB, said the target tourist — a “wellness traveler” who’s the present-day version of the people who v...

This revitalizing small town is full of history. For those wanting to check out the historic waters for themselves, a trip to Mineral Wells awaits with many things to do, places to stay, and local restaurants to cap off your stay.