We had an amazing time at Imperial ballroom my family and I enjoy the spacious clean location and…read moreamazing service.

Great place for special events. Staff is polite and willing to make your event special and…read morememorable. The ballroom is spacious and accommodating.

We attended the Pirates and Rum event here. The drinks were delicious and passed out in a timely…read moremanner. It's a large space with high ceilings and a kitchen area in the back where they prepared the drinks. The sound system there wasn't working very well though, we could not hear the performers tell their stories which was disappointing. However, there was still some fun audience participation. We were all seated flatly in folding chair rows so it was hard to see the performers sometimes. Overall it seems like a good space for a show, gathering or meeting.

Went to go visit this place a couple of days ago for an event. Would start by saying that there are…read moredefinitely some angry people in this town. Especially the leader ship who were there to speak. Bad mouthing everybody who did not agree with their political affiliations or their view were money should be spent were fair game in a very indignant fashion. Not sure if I had any money to spend that I would give anything to anybody who supported these people who were civic leaders in San Antonio. I won't go into any name-calling, or pick people by name for that matter. However, if your political affiliation did not begin with the letter D. You were definitely on their hit list. Otherwise. An interesting place that Will most likely keep it self rooted in begging for scraps due to their vitriolic language and scorn of anyone who doesn't agree with their views.

Personally my hubby and I liked the place and will probably return again. The prices for a 3 band…read moreconcert wasn't bad we paid $50 per ticket and we got a table in the very back for $50; I know that's subject to change best of the band that's playing. We went to the MANO a MANO concert on 10/26/24 and was a bit disappointed that 1 (Flash) of the 4 groups didn't go and we weren't advised about it. Other than that we enjoyed our experience. I didn't like that they allowed people to just stand in the dance floor; like literally people who didn't buy a table would stand by the stage on the dance floor so that would take away from the area we could dance. But we made the best of it so it's ok. I read some reviews complaining about the A/C that wasn't our experience. Obviously when you dance and it's super crowded it's going to get hot people! It's like that even at Cowboys dancehall. But when it wasn't overcrowded or you'd step away for a little break the A/C felt fine to us.

If you enjoy smooth Jazz upfront and personal, this for you. You will be impressed. Book a show…read moreand do it again and again.

Big Bibb Too came back from the Pandemic with guns blazing! Excellent selection of national and…read morelocal artists that are backed by amazing band members that they typically meet the same day and jam with that night! The staff and team have upgraded the decor and service as well. Bar makes great drinks. Try the old fashioned! The servers are beautiful ladies and sometimes they set it off on the dance floor. Check their schedule and get your tix today.

I went there with my Boyfriend Rudys ( for a 40th Anniversary and the place was great.,somewhat a…read moresmall place but VERY Comfortable ..,Great Music the DJ was great .. And security was always around.

We recently hosted our Health Science Internship Banquet at Bella On the Vine and it was absolutely…read morebeautiful from beginning to end. The venue itself was elegant and welcoming, but what truly made the evening unforgettable was the incredible staff. Every member of their team was attentive, kind, professional, and genuinely cared about making our students and families feel celebrated. Our banquet honored high school interns from our Dental Assisting, Medical Assisting, and Patient Care Technician programs, and Bella On the Vine helped create an atmosphere that made every student feel special and valued. Parents, students, and guests continuously commented on how organized, warm, and memorable the evening was. The staff went above and beyond to ensure everything ran smoothly, allowing us as educators to truly enjoy the moment and focus on celebrating our students' accomplishments. We are so grateful for their hospitality, patience, and excellence in service. If you are looking for a venue that not only provides a beautiful space but also treats your guests with genuine care and professionalism, I highly recommend Bella On the Vine. They helped make this milestone event one our students and families will never forget. SAMANTHA WAS AMAZING AND THE SWEETEST! She took care do all our needs and we've above abs beyond!

Attended a high school banquet here recently and was incredibly disappointed by the lack of value…read more Between ticket prices ($25/person) and student fundraising, the venue was well-compensated, but the execution felt cheap. Food options were restricted compared to what was advertised (no Alfredo option as promised, no salad, no appetizers), and the meal was served on disposable plastic dinnerware. Parents even had to supply the desserts. The venue's "photo booth" was just an iPad setup that produced completely blurry, low-quality digital images. To top it off, the seating was uncomfortable metal chairs, and the microphone battery died halfway through the presentation. The facility is clean, but it feels like they cut every possible corner and took advantage of a school group. As a parent who will be looking for wedding and reception venues in the next few years, I will definitely be looking elsewhere. Update 5/17/26: After talking with the team captains and discovering how much this event cost our team, I stand with my original statement and strongly feel these student athletes were ripped off. The venue made thousands for a short event and for the cost, should have offered a more abundant menu. To add a bit more context, they offered tap water (not even lemon) and super sweet tea for drinks, a measured spoonful of pasta, two meatballs, a measured spoonful of green beans and a piece of garlic bread to each guest. Seconds were made available once everyone went through the line and exhausted within 5 minutes of announcing their availability. The student athletes in attendance were hungry. This is a big miss. They are should receive money back, the food provided couldn't have cost more than $350.

Had our daughter's 2025 college graduation from UTSA in December. We couldn't be more happy and…read moreproud of her and especially thankful to Baez Events for being accommodating and helpful during Christmas time. All of our guests had such a great time. Prior to event we had a dinner tasting to select our food, we had open bar which they provided the bartender.

Amazing attended a dining out Saturday. It was beautiful. Decorations was wonderful. It was for the…read moreWomen's veteran of San Antonio. Food was delicious. Very nice place.

This is one of the coolest amphitheaters along the San Antonio Riverwalk! (Isn't it great to be…read moreable to say that? We have many more than one...) There are large stones for people to sit on, and metal chairs if you're so inclined. I don't think they've ever charged for a concert here. I go check out the Echale music series, which is always a blast, and a great use of the amphitheater. It's beautifully situated along the Park at the Pearl, and the stage is built into the Riverwalk, with the performers having a little island to perform on. I've seen some pretty wild shows where people have almost ended up in the River during some huge jams being belted out on that little island. There are restrooms at the top of the hill, and a drinking fountain too. It's ADA compliant, since there's a looong ramp to get you down to the river, which is nice if you're on a bike. There's lots of great trees to lounge under and watch the river flow by. It's a pretty great spot.

Beautiful venue, but what was the city thinking not making it easily accessible to physically…read morechallenged? Wow! What a ridiculous oversight!