Pluckers next door should be embarrassed. McIntyre wings plump juicy and big, that's what she…read moresaid. More fun and better service. Really good wings omg. Pluckers small dry overcooked.

There is ample parking and many places to sit which I really like but I will say that from the…read morethree drinks we had only one was what we would consider "good". It was at opening time so maybe the bartenders weren't at their normal level or maybe we ordered poorly. Regardless I enjoyed the space enough that I'd give it another shot.

My husband and I enjoyed our couple hours we spent at the bar thanks to Daniel, our bartender who…read morewas extremely knowledgeable and entertaining! We will be back!

Update to first review below, rating updated from a 3 to a 5 star (drinks & bartender would get 10+…read morestars if we could rate that high): Saturday night: Went back for after dinner drinks at the Downstairs (a "speakeasy" throwback, look up the history of the place to see why). Drinks were AMAZING! Bartender Rob made the best Negroni I've ever had. I asked him to use whatever gin he thought best--result was an artistic smooooooth full-bodied drink. Told him when I was done I'd lick the glass if it wasn't considered so uncouth for a 'mature' lady like myself to do so Hubby's Buffalo Trace bourbon old fashioned was also outstanding. Rob was the bartender last night who did such a great job, and his work was even better tonight. We highly recommend The EsquireTavern for excellent cocktails. We love the long wood bar and high copper ceiling upstairs, but love the intimate speakeasy atmosphere downstairs even more. We'll definitely be back every time we're in San Antonio! First review, Friday night: Drinks were great (Manhattan and Bourbon Old Fashioned). REAL drinks, no complaints at all about those. And the bartenders were very friendly and helpful. Those aspects of the Esquire get 5+ stars from us. But the appetizers were not good, close to inedible. It was about 8:30pm or so, so maybe they were getting ready to close out the kitchen but the chalupitas with chicken tasted like rubber, and no flavor at all. The seafood platter had something in it that was breading with shell inside, but no meat of any kind. We couldn't figure out what it was supposed to be. The shrimp was good and the fish was good but those other things... We'll always love the drinks, the long wooden bar, and the ambiance at the Esquire Tavern, but we'll eat somewhere else and come here for before or after dinner drinks. (See update above to this review for when we returned the next night for after dinner drinks.)

Drink was exactly the place I was looking for and it happened to be located right across the street…read morefrom my hotel. Drink Texas is a no frills, great dive bar with everything you need to have a good time. The service was friendly, my family all came to visit and we had a good time catching up here. The music was great, plenty of room and there was bar games. If you're looking for good drinks, a chill place to hang out and enjoy yourself, this is a good spot.

Quiet Thursday night was a little bit early. I got seated immediately at the bar and service was…read morequick. She brought over a water and a knob creek. The ambience is what you'd expect just plain dark colors neon all over the walls couple of TVs for sports and I don't know if they have food or not so I didn't try it if they did

A great experience all around. I visited restaurant by…read moremyself, had to wait for about 15 minutes to get a table. Had a few of excellent beers - but the restaurant is all about beer, I'm sure every beer lover will be able to find something for themselves. I had "fried" edamame, it was superb, very enjoyable and just a touch spicy. Had jambalaya as my main dish - an explosion of flavor, almost licked the plate. Outstanding service, very attentive, friendly, helpful, prompt. Highly recommended.

I've been to many yard house locations (typically on a concert day) and they are usually a well…read moreoiled machine. This location however I think needs a training refresh. Typically when you sit down at the yard house bar, the bartenders usually clean off the bar with a wet towel and remove the sticky beer/food from the previous patrons and then put down the place settings and black napkin settings. None of that happened. They also always card everyone in the party, I didn't see them card anyone in the bar this night. While there were plenty of staff (in different color shirts - white, black and grey) behind the bar not one person said hello, welcomed anyone on our side of the bar or made eye contact. They were more focused on cleaning the glasses than taking our order. It was just odd. Getting past that, I enjoyed the local cider selection (kiwi strawberry) and my husband enjoyed the Belgium golden ale house beer). Food was great as well we enjoyed the boneless wings Korean style, Miguel's queso and ahi sashimi. Delicious. I also enjoyed the music videos playing on one of the tvs that was so fun. Bathrooms were clean but both needed work. In the women's, I noticed the vacant/occupied switches were not in working order as some of the signs said occupied but they were not; and the ones that said vacant were occupied. My husband noticed that there was no soap or towels in the men's bathroom. It's the little things. Even if you are crowded you should be staffed well enough to take care of these things.

Great place ! Brought my friend here from out of town and she loved it ! Drinks were wonderful and…read moreservice from Joan the bartender was even better 10/10

For a very solid, real tiki bar experience, this is the destination in the Alamo City. (That place…read moreeast of here is an **extremely** loud dance club with some tropical decorations--NOT a tiki bar.) Inside and out, Hugman's Oasis (named to honor the godfather of the Riverwalk) is a true tiki bar. Signage, furniture, lighting, music, interior finishes, fantastic decor, and (of course) drinks are well-done. If they had stayed open later, we would have tried all of the drinks, so there's another visit to come soon. Our bartender knew requested off-menu classics, which was impressive. We will not hesitate to seek refuge from the downtown streets in this oasis again any time.

No bikinis, no food, beer only, and the NBA finals weren't even on until asked. Beyond disappointed.read more

If you're ever in the San Antonio area, you gotta stop by Bikinis and ask for Melissa! She will…read moretake care of you!!

A new bar in San Antonio! Check it out! It's near downtown area which there's also a few other…read morebusinesses near by to stop by. The place is spacious to watch a game or play some games. The bartenders are friendly and really puts an effort to making your drinks and also having a conversation with you. They also have spacious restrooms, they are clean and about 4 stalls. I don't think they have food but there's a pizza shop near by and a cafe too if you want a snack. There's a lot of parking , street parking and lot parking depending on the time check out street parking , after 6 it's free. Support the local bars and keep them alive!!

Excellent service. The bartender was super attentive and made sure our drinks weren't empty…read more We were wandering around downtown and came in at about opening to check it out. This is a great spot! Great place to catch a game and hangout. Food guy (tacos) and dj later in the evening.

Great music, plenty of bars for fast service and cheap drinks. Deceptively big place with space for…read moregame watches and live music.

If you'd like to find a place where you can kick back, have a little drink, maybe watch a game,…read morethis place is NOT it, ESPECIALLY if you're a Black person. My first and LAST experience at McFly's left a lot to be desired. There was very little seating available during the NBA finals, which I guess is to be expected, but when I did find seating, a very rude Mexican girl slid onto the seat next to me and attempted to make more rooms for her friends to sit down. When my friend came in, we decided to move to another table to avoid any issues. Shortly after this, a Mexican male came over and purposely blocked our view of the game, and when my friend POLITELY asked if he could move over some, she was told that it was her problem that she couldn't see the television. RUDE, MUCH? Then, another male came over and inserted himself into the discussion. A 'security guard' came over and attempted to 'quiet' things, but he was clearly taking the male's side on this issue. The 'security guard' proceeded to tell me that he was told that the Black female was the aggressor. WOWWW!!! WHY do Black people have to be the aggressors in situations??? These two Mexican males were clearly with the group from earlier, and decided to disrupt the time we were trying to spend watching the game. This is one of the WORST establishments I've ever experienced, EVER. If you're a Black person living in or visiting San Antonio, stay FAR away from McFly's!!! Save your money and find another establishment to go to! One that doesn't make Black people feel unwelcomed!