A very cool, historical venue! As much as I've visited the Pearl, I never knew this place existed…read more We had the pleasure of attending a free Musical Bridges Around the World concert- Sam Reider and the Human Hands. Check in was an easy process. The establishment was clean and they did have a few bars set up for cocktail hour prior to the 7pm show. Beautiful venue, you'll find old historic photos of the original Stable Hall posted on the walls. Seating was first come, first serve- fold up chairs. An uppper level was accessible as well. We truly enjoyed the concert and the acoustics were fabulous! Hope to be back soon.

Very beautiful hall inside and out. I had never been inside until a couple of weekends ago. Every…read moretime we visit the Pearl for the weekend market I see people coming out because they host many events in there. This time it was just open to the public so we went in to take a peek! There's a few bars and seating areas all around. Very vintage and classic decor/ aesthetic. It was worth stopping by and going inside. I'm definitely looking into attending an event here!

Awesome song selection and good vibes all around plus he can sing makes you feel confident to singread more

So much enthusiasm!! He keeps the party going, whether singing himself (to get us going at the…read morebeginning) or drumming up the excitement for the e singers as they're coming up. What a fun night!!

Man, it was so cool coming to this little honky Tonk and seeing a great group, one for the books…read morefor sure. It's a classic hole in the wall but it gives a homie not aggressive spot, if that makes any sense. The parking situation is not the greatest as you will have to park along the street 80% of the time lol but nevertheless it's a vibe. There's a cool outside area that has two food trucks and plenty of seating as inside is mainly for standing. The service there was good I had been asked if I needed help which was shocking as most places do not care until you go up to the bar.

Greatest place on the strip! My favorite bar in San Antonio. You always walk in to a sea of…read morefamiliar faces, the bartenders are great, cheap drinks, live music, a delicious food truck, and tons of outdoor seating with fire pits in the winter. What more could you want?

Coolest spot. You enter through a picture on the wall, so it's very intimate. The live music was…read moregreat, waiter was on pointe. Couches and decor is super cool. No phones, which I loved. We didn't even have a reservation and the hostess got us in!!

We had an 8:00 PM reservation for four at No Vacancy for my husband's birthday. The reservation…read morerequired a $20 prepayment, and both my email address and phone number were attached to the booking. We showed up expecting to spend the evening there after dinner, only to be stopped outside by a couple of employees who asked if we were there for No Vacancy and then told us they were closed due to plumbing issues. I genuinely thought they were joking because no one had contacted us. I immediately checked my email. The only communication I had received from No Vacancy was a reminder the day before saying, "Your reservation is coming up tomorrow." No cancellation notice. No phone call. No text. This was especially frustrating because we had friends drive an hour to celebrate my husband's birthday with us, and No Vacancy was part of the evening we had planned. Instead, we arrived and suddenly had no plans after dinner. I emailed them the following morning asking about the refund and explaining that my bigger issue was the complete lack of communication. A woman from No Vacancy called me and said the refunds had supposedly been issued approximately three weeks earlier and that we should have received an email. I told her I had received neither. As of writing this review, I still do not see the refund on my credit card and am waiting for confirmation that it was actually processed. She did offer for us to come back the following weekend, which I appreciate, but we already have plans. And frankly, that doesn't address the real issue.

I love the vibes here on Thursdays so let me share a few pointers:…read more -Parking: if you arrive at a decent time before most people you can park in their lot but I don't recommend it because once it gets packed you will probably get blocked in AND it gets super dusty -Food: there is a food truck inside and another outside. I tried the one inside and although it was on the pricier end, the shrimp quesadilla was really good! -Drinks: also can be on the pricier end depending on day. Look at your receipt carefully because they did add 20% gratuity to mine last night. Overall it's a clean and spacious place but once it hits 11ish they will start labeling and adding more tables for sections (booo!) so it gets more crowded. The DJs are so good too. Bathrooms are typically clean. Funny reminder: come ready with bug spray because them TX mosquitoes were OUT!

This was my first time going to Maeve, but I will definitely be going back. We were having a…read moreChristmas party and at the last minute had to change venues, but the staff handled it wonderfully. The inside/outside feature of Maeve made it perfect and the weather was amazing. We were able to set up and decorate with plenty of time before our party started and the venue complimented the decorations perfectly. The staff that worked our party were quick, efficient, and friendly. Overall, the party was a success and everyone had a great time. I look forward to my next outing at Maeve!

We started our celebrations early and ended up at La Honky Tonk around 6:30pm. The main dance floor…read morearea doesn't open until about 8:30. They do have a bar area an an outside area where you can hang out. A DJ does come in at a certain time to the bar area. The bar area has pool tables and some other games. Once the dance floor area opened up, we moved our group over to a cute little corner couch area. They also have a full service bar on that side. They had a live band. It's a super fun vibe. Lots of country outfits, but also just normal fashion to be seen. Our original bartender in the bar area before the dance floor area opened up was not the most friendliest. It seemed like she couldn't plaster a smile on even if they paid her. Expect downtown drink prices. They do have a small parking lot or you can find street parking. They had a food truck outside

Fantastic dive bar with a great stage and dance floor. Amazing staff, fast-moving bar lines and…read moregood drinks. Such a fun spot for a Texas evening!

Had a great jazz Sunday at the San Antonio Summer Jazz Festival. The jazz was jamming, crowd was…read morelaid back, and the food and drink was on. The San Antonio Summer Art & Jazz Festival is fun for the whole family. Parking is free all around Crockett Park. There is plenty of shade so you don't burn to a crispy taco, but you might want to eat one while you're there. They have no problem with you bringing non-alcoholic drinks with you, but they stress its a crime to bring your own booze where it's sold so leave your booze at home. Overall I give San Antonio Summer Art & Jazz Festival 5 stars I'm putting this one on my yearly festival list.

The only reason we didn't stay longer today was the blooming heat! We heard Adeline Cuesta from…read moreRockport and our own Patsy Torres - both incredible artists.

I live nearby O' Death and the fact that it exists here in the Westside is an anomaly to me. Not to…read moresay that there isn't an interest in Goth, Dark or New Wave music in this area. I would peg this coffeehouse, bar and music venue more in keeping with the Southside than this area. I suspect owners were trying to find a place that is inexpensive to rent. Living in this area my whole life: hip hop, Tejano, cumbia and everything Selena reign supreme here. Unfortunately I can already sense the pushback by the neighborhood toward this bar. But for now we will see how long this place can stay open. O' Death is nearby St. Mary's University, for a point of reference or a landmark. Sliding into find any available parking is very problematic. We did find parking in a residential area in the back. Although in the few minutes we walked from the car to O' Death, I could already hear intensely loud music. Approaching closer the noise was met with patrons in: dressed in black, spikes, guyliner and gutter punks. If you're the person who fancies a gimlet whilst Coldplay is playing over you, "Run!" But as a recovering Metalhead, Yelp affords me the opportunity to be more than a passive observer. So in the back there is a front door. You pay whatever the cover is. They I.D. Even me, who saw the first cavemen create sound. I must tell you I came to see my friend's band from Mississippi perform here. A major thing I liked about it is its ability to merge different worlds. For example I saw: people dressed as witches, old school punks, LGBTQ, black metalheads, death metalheads, regular metalheads etc. Maybe these groups feel marginalized in the city and this place provides a safe space for them. If they crossed the street to the mini-mart, for a Topo Chico the outcome might not be good. Although the outside is spacious with finite seating and a stage for bands. I think the interior is what the focus, moving forward should be. It is dark inside with tiny lamps. Like the outside there is limited seating. I really appreciated its ambience and aesthetics. Maybe as I grow older I appreciate a place trying to be its authentic self. If this existed on the St. Mary's Strip the suggestion would be for them to make it more approachable. It does remind me of the Faust Tavern or the short-lived Torche bar. As far as drinks are concerned they serve coffee, Lonestar Beer, and cocktails with Goth themed names. I believe on the food end they make small pizzas and some simple bar items. Everything is reasonably priced. The door cover charge is contingent on the musical act playing. They do have dj's and national acts playing on any given night. One of my biggest critiques is having shows outside, in a residential neighborhood. I say this after my friend's band played, law enforcement thereafter came to intercede. Later I learned neighbors complained about the noise. I like that O' Death has a specific identity. It knows its intended audience and what its demographic likes. If this were a Tejano club would complaints be forthcoming? I'm not sure. Only time will tell if this place will survive. Or turn into yet another neighborhood cantina. My lasting impression was seeing the young-uns jumping in a moshpit. Maybe it's time to close that chapter of my life, to include Yelp.

Locally Owned. Intimate music venue Great coffee…read more Goth,metal,spiritually rich community vibes. Record store WESTSIDE OF TOWN Great Place!