Virginia’s on the Bay – Mustang Beach (KRAS)
Virginia’s on the Bay is a restaurant a short drive from Mustang Beach (KRAS) in Port Aransas, Texas. The menu is Seafood. I last verified this listing in October 2026.
Flying in to KRAS
- Runway 12/30: 3,482 ft x 70 ft, asphalt, lighted
- Field elevation: 5 ft MSL
- CTAF: 122.9 (non-towered)
- Fuel: check the chart supplement
You will need ground transportation from KRAS. Call the FBO ahead to reserve the crew car. Most crew cars are first come, first served with a time limit, and it is customary to buy fuel and top off the car. If you are not sure the field has one, airportcourtesycars.com keeps a list.
Fly-in restaurants near KRAS
Flying to KRAS: questions pilots ask
- Is there a restaurant at Mustang Beach (KRAS)?
- Yes. Virginia’s on the Bay is a restaurant a short drive from Mustang Beach in Port Aransas, Texas. It serves Seafood. I last verified it in October 2026.
- Can you walk to Virginia’s on the Bay from the ramp?
- No. Virginia’s on the Bay is a short drive from KRAS, so you will need the FBO crew car or a ride. Call the FBO ahead to reserve the car; most are first come, first served with a time limit.
- What are the hours at Virginia’s on the Bay?
- I do not have published hours for Virginia’s on the Bay. Call ahead on the day you fly at +1 361 749-4088, and check the chart supplement for airport hours.
- What do I need to know to fly into KRAS?
- The longest runway is 12/30 at 3,482 ft, asphalt, the field is non-towered with CTAF 122.9, field elevation is 5 ft MSL, check the chart supplement for fuel. Check NOTAMs before you go.
Before you go
Restaurant hours change, and airport restaurants close more often than most. Call ahead on the day you fly. Check NOTAMs and the chart supplement for KRAS for runway closures, fuel availability and after-hours procedures.
- AirNav – KRAS
- SkyVector – KRAS
- FAA Chart Supplement – KRAS
- Airport courtesy cars – which fields have one (airportcourtesycars.com)
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