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Foursquare helps you find the perfect places in Downtown San Antonio to go with friends:

  • 9.3

    The San Antonio River Walk

    Pedestrian Plaza San Antonio River San Antonio, TX

    People also say (334 tips):

    • Torzin S
      Torzin S: "The area is very lovely with beautiful gardens, shops, restaurants along the river that almost looks like city moat. A must to see in San Antonio, there are many nice spot to take photos."
  • 9.0

    La Panaderia

    Bakery 301 E Houston St San Antonio, TX

    People also say (46 tips):

    • Debby C.
      Debby Cook: "Delicious breakfasts, lunch, and coffee. coffee! The croissants are some of the best we ever tasted Service is fantastic, and I highly recommend the avocado toast and the espresso."
  • 9.1

    Bohanan's Prime Steaks and Seafood

    Steakhouse 219 E Houston St Fl 2 San Antonio, TX

    People also say (50 tips):

    • Linda S.
      Linda Suttner: "Great place to valet park if you’re going to a show at the majestic! Grab a couple of drinks, enjoy an appetizer, have valet added on to your bill, and you’re set!"
  • 9.2

    The Majestic Theatre

    Theater 224 E Houston St San Antonio, TX

    People also say (79 tips):

    • Joel V.
      Joel Valdez: "The ornate Majestic Theatre is one of the few remaining vintage vaudeville movie palaces. The theater is home to the San Antonio Symphony and the AT&T Broadway Series."
  • 8.9

    Elsewhere Garden Bar & Kitchen

    Bar 103 E Jones Ave San Antonio, TX

    People also say (3 tips):

  • 9.0

    Pete’s Tako House

    Tex-Mex Restaurant 502 Brooklyn Ave San Antonio, TX

    People also say (27 tips):

    • Saveur Magazine
      Saveur Magazine: "San Antonio is the capital of Tex-Mex, and whenever we've got a hankering for that singular style of spicy, cheesy, bighearted cooking we seek out a few classic spots in the city."

People are talking about these places in Downtown San Antonio:

  • 8.9

    Fiesta Market Square

    Arts and Entertainment 514 W Commerce St San Antonio, TX

    People also say (9 tips):

    • Chris F.
      Chris F: "Extensive selection of santos, silver and souvenirs! Get a michelada and some barbacoa tacos and pick up some pan dulce for later."
    • Sweettee B.
      Sweettee Bbf: "The Atmosphere,fajitas & the Jumbo Margarita's. It was our first time and We would definitely go back the wait is long during the peak hours but worth it."
  • 9.0

    San Antonio Museum of Art

    Museum 200 W Jones Ave San Antonio, TX

    People also say (30 tips):

    • d3 f.
      d3 fluffy: "Free admission on Sunday from 10-noon. On 4/17 the museum European art collections is closed to the public. They offered free Rodin collection to make up for it."
    • Cecelia G.
      Cecelia Garcia: "Free Tuesdays from 4pm-9pm...no admission fee during these times.Sundays 10am-noon no admission fee...admission starts at noon.Every first Sunday of the month is family day...bring in ur kiddos!"
  • 9.1

    Fortress Alamo: The Key To Texas

    History Museum 300 Alamo Plz San Antonio, TX

    People also say (2 tips):

    • Mel J.
      Mel J: "Great historical site. American and Mexican history in one spot. Told somewhat honestly and fairly."
    • Shannon J.
      Shannon Jeropke: "The Alamo may be kind of small but it’s definitely worth visiting once if you’re in the area."

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