The drinks at Sire Bar were okay, nothing creative. The pricing felt very out of touch. At around…read more$25 per drink, it was hard to justify the cost, especially when the overall experience did not feel elevated enough to match that price point. It's a nice spot, but expensive for no clear reason. For those prices, I expected something more memorable.

Who doesn't love a good cocktail bar?! This bar has all the vibes plus awesome drinks! Service is…read moreexcellent as well! We got there right when it opened so we were able to snag a seat at the bar. Definitely enjoyed stopping here for a drink before heading out to dinner for the night!

I've been going to the St. Paul's square area more often lately and I really like this bar…read more The atmosphere is pretty casual with plenty of seating and extra tables outside on the patio too. (There are heaters when it gets cold.) After the Spurs game it was busier than usual but we still got a table and the service was just as attentive and quick. They have a full bar and can also recommend some fun drinks like their margaritas or unique infused cocktails. The DJ that plays here on the weekends is 10/10.

Damn this place is great! Great staff and great music! Same owners as other bars in town worth…read morechecking out. Great time have great conversation with the bar tenders who hook it up and know how to make a damn great drink. The concept of this place is dope and the vibe is p chill. Def a great place to take a date to have conversation. The music isn't overly loud and the lighting is just right. Definitely worth checking out.

TBA is a great little dive bar! Really friendly and welcoming service. Just went in for a couple…read morebeers with a friend after grabbing a bite at Singh's and it was worth the stop. Warning: I got towed. Parking on St. Mary's can always be risky. I was in the lot, but still got towed, so triple check you are in a good spot otherwise your night will also end in ubering to a towing lot to pay $300 to get your car back :(

This bar discriminates against those that are not US citizens. My friends and I were rudely denied…read moreservice because my friend's ID said "limited term" because she is a non-US citizen here on DACA and the bartender said her mom works for the DMV so the ID was clearly "fake." I ask that the bartender please educate herself next time instead of causing a scene in front of a very dead bar to begin with. That is the last time we give a dead bar a chance. If it's dead on a peak Saturday night, it is probably for a reason.

The Study never fails to disappoint!…read more They have a great bourbon selection, and most are very reasonably priced! Bartenders are very knowledgeable and offer great suggestions! They don't do parties of larger than four, so it is always quaint, cozy and intimate. Great atmosphere!

Our initial visit to this establishment presented some unique circumstances. On that occasion, the…read morevenue was exceptionally busy, and the sole bartender on duty informed us he was covering for an absent colleague. Despite the staff shortage, we placed a significant order for at least ten drinks. My husband had made a reservation for 6:00 PM. However, at approximately 7:30 PM, after we had already placed our drink order, a staff member informed my husband that our table reservation was only valid for two hours. Concerned about the impending two-hour limit and the delay in receiving our drinks, which had still not arrived by 7:45 PM, we inquired with our bartender about potentially canceling our order. He reassured us, stating that other tables were available should additional patrons arrive. Our subsequent visit, on Saturday, July 25, 2026, was solely with my husband. We arrived punctually, approximately five minutes before our 7:30 PM reservation. A female bartender directed us to a small, two-person table, despite the presence of two larger, seemingly more comfortable, unoccupied tables nearby. While initially assuming these larger tables might be reserved for a bigger party, the selection felt somewhat restrictive given the availability. Our seating unfortunately placed us adjacent to another patron who was using an additional chair to prop up her footwear, which contributed to an unpleasant atmosphere. The bartender then approached our table and asked if it was our first time, to which we replied it was not. She then asked if we knew what we wanted to order. We requested a brief moment to review the menu. However, we then waited for approximately fifteen minutes for her to return. Eventually, my husband had to actively call her over to place our order. Our initial drinks arrived after another ten to fifteen minutes. Subsequently, my husband attempted to catch the bartender's attention to order another round and request water. However, she was engaged in a lengthy conversation, estimated at ten minutes, with the neighboring patron and proceeded to walk past our table without acknowledging us. This extended period of being overlooked led to considerable frustration for my husband, who then felt compelled to approach the main bar directly to place our order and obtain water from a different bartender. It was only after this that the initial female bartender finally approached our table, asking if we needed anything. Considering the relatively small size of the establishment and the fact that there were only three occupied tables at the time, the level of inattentive and delayed service was particularly disappointing and, frankly, perplexing.

This is a beautiful bar located in the Creamery district near the Pearl. The ambiance of the bar is…read moreclassy with a piano off to the left side when you walk in to the lounge. There is roof top seating. The roof top is where we hung out on a Saturday night. It's does get busy after 8pm so come early if you want a seat at the roof top. There is a dress code; dress to impress. Don't come in with sneakers and a cap. I did take off one star due to not having all the drinks on their advertised menu.

Nothing is free in this life. Don't let the advertising fool you. The drinks definitely aren't…read morecourtesy of Aguasol--the only freebie is a tequila sample so small it doesn't even make it to 1 oz. . Ambiance is nice; however, if you're not a regular, expect long and shitty service. Recommend for a date night if the service improves

5 stars! The bar itself was beautiful and classy! The band was awesome, not too loud and menu was…read moreamazing, service top notch! Will definitely return!!

This is a great Speak Easy felling bar. The place opens at…read more6pm. And they have a HH. This place has cool vibes with cool art on the walls. The service here is amazing. The bartender was welcoming and makes great drinks. He also is a magician as some of the drinks he makes light up!! Before you leave make sure you take a trip down the trippy hallway to the restrooms. Go enjoy and thank me later.

A little expensive, but worth it. You are surrounded by nicely dressed people. Service is…read moreexcellent. They are capable of making most craft cocktails, if not all. It's a classy "joint" that is very relaxing as you enjoy whatever you order. We have also eaten upstairs at the restaurant. The whole experience is excellent. The filet mignon is awesome. I look forward to our next visit.

One of my favorite places in San Antonio. They have it all. The great ambiance, the delicious food…read moreand the exceptional service. We enjoy coming here to unwind. The staff is friendly and engaging. It's a lot of fun. Great cocktails! Great conversations.

As local residents who were eager to finally visit, our experience was disappointing, revealing a…read morenumber of issues that detract from the establishment's potential. Deficiencies in Service and First Impressions The initial experience upon arrival immediately set a negative tone. There was no staff presence at the door, and no clear, written signage indicating the proper protocol for seating--whether to wait, check in, or simply seat oneself. This lack of guidance forces guests into an awkward uncertainty, which is unacceptable for any hospitality business. After finding our own way to the covered patio, we observed servers casually chatting amongst themselves while intermittently looking in our direction. A more professional approach would involve staff being observant and quickly moving to acknowledge and seat new arrivals. When a server finally approached our table, the interaction was severely lacking in basic professional etiquette: * No greeting was offered. * No menus (drink or food) were provided. * The only opening line was an abrupt inquiry: "Are you ready to order?" These omissions suggest a fundamental lack of staff training in business etiquette and basic customer service procedures. A proper initial interaction should involve a warm welcome, an introduction of the server, and the immediate presentation of menus. Operational and Marketing Misalignment A major deficiency is the misalignment between the bar's online presence and its current operational reality. The website prominently states, "DRINK. EAT. VISIT.," creating an expectation that a food menu is available. We were informed by the server that the cook had quit and no food items were available. This is a critical failure in both operations and marketing transparency. The website must be immediately updated to reflect the current operating posture and manage customer expectations. The suggested workaround--ordering food from Fralo's Pizza next door--while a temporary solution, begs the question of why a patron wouldn't just choose to go to Fralo's directly. This situation undermines bar301's identity as a full-service establishment. Limited Offerings and Infrastructure Issues Further disappointment arose regarding the beverage service. Upon ordering frozen margaritas, we were informed that the bar does not prepare frozen margaritas. For an establishment specializing in drinks, a common and popular request like a frozen margarita should either be available or clearly noted as unavailable before ordering, especially given the lack of a drink menu. Beyond service, the physical space itself presents an issue. The location appeared unappealing and partially rundown. While the primary product is the experience, the ambiance is a critical component. Management needs to make a tangible effort to improve the aesthetic appeal and overall maintenance of the space to create a more inviting and lasting impression. Conclusion and Recommendations Our visit was cut short, as the cumulative impact of these deficiencies led us to seek an alternative venue (Silo Oyster Bar) where we anticipated a more professional and competent service standard. To improve customer experience and ensure long-term viability, bar301 management must immediately implement the following: * Mandatory Staff Training: Institute comprehensive training on basic business etiquette, professional greeting protocols, menu presentation, and proper table service. * Operational Transparency: Immediately update the website and any external marketing materials to accurately reflect the current food service status. * Front-of-House Management: Establish a clear and well-communicated seating protocol, including a dedicated host or signage for customer guidance upon entry. * Facility Upgrades: Invest in improving the appeal and maintenance of the space to align the physical environment with the perceived quality of a San Antonio destination. Addressing these critical points will be essential to make a better and lasting impression on both local and visiting customers.

Service was great. Small intimate place to hang out. Drinks were OK. Nice outside patio area as…read morewell.