I don't care WHAT everyone else says about Smitty's or Kreuz, Black's is the HOLY GRAIL of Lockhart barbecue! Kreuz sucks, Smitty's is decent, but Black's beats them BOTH. Take it from a BBQ snob! Read more.
Thrillist Top BBQ List: Fatty, tender brisket and spicy, house-ground jalapeno sausage; add a pork chop, too. Don't ask for a fork (they believe meat should be eaten w/hands) and don't ask for sauce
This Buc-ee's is hugh! It took forever to see every cute thing they had. They had a small produce section, bar-b-q, bakery, a big candy section, 6-8 cashiers at a time, hollering when they are free.
Built in 1878 and cited as Texas’ oldest dance hall, the venue has hosted gigs by Willie Nelson, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Bo Diddley, and George Strait. Famously features no air conditioning.
They have great coffee and the staff is great. We always get a bag of beans to take home.
Good quality meat. However, there are only two sauces...HOT and HOTTER! I won't come back for that reason alone.
This is a fantastic place to eat. Sit out on the deck and enjoy the river scenery.
Great espresso drinks, good slow pour selection (a mix of their own roast called Merit, and selections from other great roasters), best coffee shop atmosphere in SA.
"Wikipedia describes San Antonio’s River Walk as “the jewel of the city." Wikipedia describes a jewel as “a place where people drink/fight/pee outdoors.”" - Conan O'Brien
Located in the old Pearl Brewery, this meat-centric gastropub, helmed by Jeff Balfour, specializes in "Texas cross-cultural cuisine" and brews its own beer on the premises. Read more.
Established in 1720, it became known as the "Queen of the Missions" for its grand design of stone walls, bastions and magnificent church.
Featuring the largest Mexican market in the U.S., the Market Square provides a variety of dining, shopping and festivals.
On our many visits to San Antonio we always make time to have a beer in this Saloon. Just don't let the animal heads spook you!
