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22832 U.S. Hwy 281 NDrinks & Nightlife
Garden Bistro Bar
18360 Blanco RdWith views of downtown and endless drink options, it is no surprise that Paramour is the new downtown hot spot. Pro tip: go for happy hour; with less crowds and shorter wait times, you will get the full experience of Paramour.
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Paramour
102 9th StWith views of downtown and endless drink options, it is no surprise that Paramour is the new downtown hot spot. Pro tip: go for happy hour; with less crowds and shorter wait times, you will get the full experience of Paramour.
Just a great concept in indoor/outdoor lounging. Part bar, part club, part speak-easy. What's not to like?
Maroc Bar
13307 San Pedro AvenueJust a great concept in indoor/outdoor lounging. Part bar, part club, part speak-easy. What's not to like?
The bar is named for the Sternewirth Privilege, which entitled employees of 19th Century breweries to free beer during the workday. Prohibition killed the tradition, except at Pearl Brewery, where workers frequented the taproom until the 1990s.
Hospitality is the watchword at Sternewirth, Hotel Emma’s tavern and club room. A dramatic 25-foot vaulted ceiling soars over intimate groupings of sofas, easy chairs and banquettes arranged to encourage conversation, celebration and business deals. Enjoy a restorative cocktail, a notable wine or sturdy craft beer. Come for the city bar authenticity, classic cocktails made without gimmicks, and hearty small plates that satisfy your appetite flavor a
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Sternewirth
136 E Grayson StThe bar is named for the Sternewirth Privilege, which entitled employees of 19th Century breweries to free beer during the workday. Prohibition killed the tradition, except at Pearl Brewery, where workers frequented the taproom until the 1990s.
Hospitality is the watchword at Sternewirth, Hotel Emma’s tavern and club room. A dramatic 25-foot vaulted ceiling soars over intimate groupings of sofas, easy chairs and banquettes arranged to encourage conversation, celebration and business deals. Enjoy a restorative cocktail, a notable wine or sturdy craft beer. Come for the city bar authenticity, classic cocktails made without gimmicks, and hearty small plates that satisfy your appetite flavor a
Food Scene
Love this place for brick oven pizza. I super recommend it.
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Grimaldi's Pizzeria
15900 La Cantera PkwyLove this place for brick oven pizza. I super recommend it.
Mi Tierra Cafe y Panaderia
218 Produce RowStarbucks
3830 N Loop 1604 EBakery & espresso bar with housemade breads, baked goods & sweets, plus sandwiches & burgers.
Rise Bakery
923 N Loop 1604 EBakery & espresso bar with housemade breads, baked goods & sweets, plus sandwiches & burgers.
Le Peep is a nice little spot located in Stone Oak that is well known for their breakfast and brunch. Their menu offers traditional breakfast and south of the border themed breakfast.
Le Peep
19141 Stone Oak PkwyLe Peep is a nice little spot located in Stone Oak that is well known for their breakfast and brunch. Their menu offers traditional breakfast and south of the border themed breakfast.
Chocollazo is the sweet combination of dessert restaurant, chocolate shop, ice cream parlor and candy emporium. Their chocolate truffles, confections are made in-house by their chocolatier, Mary Collazo and Pastry Chef Jenni Williams. They offer Haagen-Dazs ice cream and unique variety of nostalgic and hard-to-find candy. From elegant to whimsical, Chocollazo offers something for everyone.
Chocollazo
4013 BroadwayChocollazo is the sweet combination of dessert restaurant, chocolate shop, ice cream parlor and candy emporium. Their chocolate truffles, confections are made in-house by their chocolatier, Mary Collazo and Pastry Chef Jenni Williams. They offer Haagen-Dazs ice cream and unique variety of nostalgic and hard-to-find candy. From elegant to whimsical, Chocollazo offers something for everyone.
Shopping
Village at Stone Oak
22610 US-281Sightseeing
This place is such an urban treasure! The Japanese Tea Garden is a scenic park from 1901 with stone bridges, a waterfall, koi ponds, and the Jingu House Cafe, plus a lush landscaping.
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Japanese Tea Gardens
3853 N St Mary's StThis place is such an urban treasure! The Japanese Tea Garden is a scenic park from 1901 with stone bridges, a waterfall, koi ponds, and the Jingu House Cafe, plus a lush landscaping.
Enjoy the sights and flavors of old Mexico at Historic Market Square, a favorite of locals and tourists for generations.
Explore over 100 locally owned shops and stalls, all at a festive indoor mall famously described as the largest Mexican market outside Mexico.
Find authentic Talavera pottery, exotic curios and handcrafted works of art. Stay for the gourmet Mexican cuisine at Mi Tierra and La Margarita, or kick back at the Farmers Market Food Court and enjoy the show on the stage.
HOURS:
Open Daily, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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Historic Market Square
514 W Commerce StEnjoy the sights and flavors of old Mexico at Historic Market Square, a favorite of locals and tourists for generations.
Explore over 100 locally owned shops and stalls, all at a festive indoor mall famously described as the largest Mexican market outside Mexico.
Find authentic Talavera pottery, exotic curios and handcrafted works of art. Stay for the gourmet Mexican cuisine at Mi Tierra and La Margarita, or kick back at the Farmers Market Food Court and enjoy the show on the stage.
HOURS:
Open Daily, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
San Antonio River Walk
610 River WalkParks & Nature
Botanical Gardens station
Arts & Culture
San Antonio Missions (San Antonio Missions National Historical Park)
6701 San Jose Dr