Steph's San Antonio Guidebook
Food scene
Sunday brunch is lovely. They have a buffet and live music.
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Tony G's Soul Food
915 S HackberrySunday brunch is lovely. They have a buffet and live music.
Gloria's Latin Cuisine
17623 La Cantera PkwyFun vibe, Mexican street food and great drinks
Señor Veggie
620 S Presa StLovely vegan option
Pharm Table
611 South Presa StreetClean eating for vegans and everyone else
So many restaurants, fun area to tour, must walk they Hotel Emma
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Pearl Brewing Company
303 Pearl PkwySo many restaurants, fun area to tour, must walk they Hotel Emma
Pollos Asados Los Nortenos
4642 Rigsby AveGreat fajitas
La Fonda On Main
2415 N Main AvePopular Mexican restaurant
Rosario's
722 S Alamo StLocal Mexican restaurant. Great ceviche
The Original Blanco Cafe
419 North Saint Mary's StreetHomemade tortillas
Smoke Shack BBQ Food Truck
3714 BroadwayGreat bbq
Boudro's
421 East Commerce StreetBeautiful views
Biga on the Banks
203 S St Mary's StSpecial occasions
Pete's Tako House
502 Brooklyn AveCheap but good
The Friendly Spot Ice House
943 S Alamo StIce cream
Sanchos Cantina & Cocina
628 Jackson StBoozy's Creamery & Craft
711 S St Mary's StNeighborhoods
If you're visiting San Antonio, the Riverwalk is a must see! Also known as Paseo del Río, it is a 15 mile long series of walkways that run along the San Antonio river, with shopping, dining and other attractions along the route.
The River Walk starts around 4 miles north of the city center, where E. Hildbrand Ave crosses the River. It finishes to the south of the city, near Mission Espada.
You can easily enter from the RiverCenter Mall and park in the parking garage there, but there are tons of entry points.
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Riverwalk North
If you're visiting San Antonio, the Riverwalk is a must see! Also known as Paseo del Río, it is a 15 mile long series of walkways that run along the San Antonio river, with shopping, dining and other attractions along the route.
The River Walk starts around 4 miles north of the city center, where E. Hildbrand Ave crosses the River. It finishes to the south of the city, near Mission Espada.
You can easily enter from the RiverCenter Mall and park in the parking garage there, but there are tons of entry points.
Beautiful during the holidays. I recommend the Guenther House and museum
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King William Historic District
122 King William StBeautiful during the holidays. I recommend the Guenther House and museum
Pearl Farmers Market
312 Pearl PkwyRefreshing experience with local flair
The Shops at La Cantera
15900 La Cantera PkwyOutdoor shopping mall and restaurants
St. Paul Square
1160 East Commerce StreetSightseeing
Alamo Plaza
Alamo PlazaHistoric must see!
Natural Bridge Caverns
26495 Natural Bridge Caverns RdPopular place for sightseeing
This is one of my family’s favorites. Is beautiful and has a 100+ year history that you learn about. Beautiful place for pictures
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Japanese Tea Gardens
3853 N St Mary's StThis is one of my family’s favorites. Is beautiful and has a 100+ year history that you learn about. Beautiful place for pictures
This is the largest of the 5 frontier missions built by Spanish missionaries in the early 18th century They have a junior park ranger program. Kids get an activity book and when they complete it, they are sworn in as junior park rangers
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Mission San Jose
6701 San Jose DrThis is the largest of the 5 frontier missions built by Spanish missionaries in the early 18th century They have a junior park ranger program. Kids get an activity book and when they complete it, they are sworn in as junior park rangers
San Antonio Missions (San Antonio Missions National Historical Park)
6701 San Jose DrSan Antonio Botanical Garden
555 Funston PlCheck the website for current displays
Witte Museum
3801 BroadwayNatural history, science and discovery
Kathedrale San Fernando De Bexar
115 Main PlazaIf you're visiting San Antonio, the Riverwalk is a must see! Also known as Paseo del Río, it is a 15 mile long series of walkways that run along the San Antonio river, with shopping, dining and other attractions along the route.
The River Walk starts around 4 miles north of the city center, where E. Hildbrand Ave crosses the River. It finishes to the south of the city, near Mission Espada.
You can easily enter from the RiverCenter Mall and park in the parking garage there, but there are tons of entry points.
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San Antonio River Walk
San Antonio River WalkIf you're visiting San Antonio, the Riverwalk is a must see! Also known as Paseo del Río, it is a 15 mile long series of walkways that run along the San Antonio river, with shopping, dining and other attractions along the route.
The River Walk starts around 4 miles north of the city center, where E. Hildbrand Ave crosses the River. It finishes to the south of the city, near Mission Espada.
You can easily enter from the RiverCenter Mall and park in the parking garage there, but there are tons of entry points.
Beautiful views, need reservations for restaurant that spins at the top with panoramic views
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Tower of the Americas
739 E César E. Chávez BlvdBeautiful views, need reservations for restaurant that spins at the top with panoramic views
Must see if it’s your first time here. There are local vendors, restaurants and lots of culture
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Historic Market Square
514 W Commerce StMust see if it’s your first time here. There are local vendors, restaurants and lots of culture
Briscoe Western Art Museum
210 W Market StMission Concepcion
807 Mission Rd
San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter
101 Bowie StAn easy place to access river walk from our place
La Villita Historic Arts Village
418 Villita StEclectic shops and local artists
St Joseph Catholic Church
623 E Commerce StHemisfair
Arneson River Theater
418 Villita StBriscoe Western Art Museum
210 W Market StMcNay Art Museum
6000 N New Braunfels AveThe Buckhorn Saloon and Texas Ranger Museum
318 E Houston StFamily Entertainment
Go early and get your tickets online before you head out
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SeaWorld San Antonio
10500 Sea World DrGo early and get your tickets online before you head out
Six Flags Fiesta Texas
17000 W I-10Leave early and check for online specials
San Antonio Zoo
3903 N St Mary's StBeautiful zoo
San Antonio Aquarium
6320 Bandera Rd
Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch
26515 Natural Bridge Caverns RdDrive through animal safari
The DoSeum
2800 BroadwayMorgan’s Wonderland
5223 David Edwards Dr
Aquatica San Antonio
10500 N Ellison DrWater park
Splash pad and garden area for kids, super close to our home, public parking on street or across the street. My kids and grandkids love it. They have chickens and roosters, a sandbox, splash pad and play ground
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Yanaguana Garden
434 S Alamo StSplash pad and garden area for kids, super close to our home, public parking on street or across the street. My kids and grandkids love it. They have chickens and roosters, a sandbox, splash pad and play ground
Ripley’s Believe It or Not! San Antonio
307 Alamo PlazaShopping
This is less than a mile from our home and has easy access to Riverwalk
Geschäfte im Rivercenter
849 E Commerce StThe Shops at La Cantera
15900 La Cantera PkwyAlamo Quarry Market
255 E Basse Rd