The City of Olmos Park is a small, independent city within San Antonio. It's a nice little town to…read moredo some shopping in, cruise down McCullough, or Hildebrand. There are lots of nice antique stores and restaurants along the main street of this town. It's home to the Olmos Circle, which is an eyesore of a turnabout in the middle of McCullough and Olmos. It used to be a fountain, but that plan nearly turned deadly several times. The city has its own fire department, trash pickup, city government, and police department. The new city hall was paid for by speeding tickets. Beware driving down McCullough. The speed limit is 30, and they'll bust you for doing a mile over it. In the side streets, speed limit is now 25! They'll get you- so just watch out! It's a beautiful neighborhood with sprawling mansions and giant lots, and makes a great neighborhood to go jogging in.

This small town in landlocked inside the City of San Antonio. It's very cute and has a nostalgic…read morelook to some of their building architecture. You can drive straight down McCullough Ave and be in the heart of Olmos Park. (Be care of the posted speed limit signs). There is a roundabout circle on McCullough Ave. that was probably designed for when the city first came about. It seems out of place now in modern times. They probably had in mind a constant flow of traffic without having people to stop. Not a lot of people know how to use these things these days. Just slow down into the circle, look left and yield. There's plenty of little boutique shops that dot this small "city" and a park but that's about it. Enjoy your day!

My daughter and I went in and got a great tour from James Gonzales. After finding out that I was a…read morefirefighter from the east coast we talked shop, traded stories, and had a wonderful time! My 4 year old daughter loved every second of asking questions, climbing on rigs, and seeing all the displays that not only keep interesting for kids but tell a rich history of the San Antonio Fire Department! Highly recommend this gem, within a stone's throw of the Alamo. Stop in and learn some, see some history, support a great cause, and have a conversation with amazing people!

This has been one of the most unique places I have taken my children. This year, 2026, I officially…read morestarted up a Homeschool Group and this is where we had our first field trip at. All the parents had really great feedback about it as well. I believe all, or most people, who work here are retired firefighters. They do such an amazing job explaining and giving us an understanding of all the things there. We also had Captain Conrad come out and put on an excellent presentation for the youth and little kids. He kept them engaged! This place is great for all ages, and I would highly recommend you come out and visit.

I ordered from Malik's through DoorDash and got the Philadelphian sandwich along with a side of…read moreCheesy Phresh Cut Fries. Everything was delicious, though I'm not sure I would order the fries in that quantity again, as it was quite a lot of food for just myself. However, the sandwich was fantastic.

I don't care if they're not traditional or not, these damn sammiches are killer and will keep you…read morecoming back for more. Trust me, been handing them part of my paychecks for years now. They pack the amoroso roll with sliced rib eye and your choice of cheese and toppings. One bite and you'll be hooked. The small size is plenty but if you're starving, get the regular as it's pretty big and enough for two people. I have yet to see anyone order much less eat large but I do want to witness that spectacle. With multiple locations around town, they're relative accessible to everyone. Service is fast unless there's a line. Pro tip: get it extra toasted and extra seasoning. Of you order online and also order fries, they won't drop them in until you get there so you get them fresh and hot.

Only challenge was they needed signs for parking AND walking especially during this time of…read moreconstruction all around. If we did not stop a patrol car and ask, we would have never found this entrance. The gated parking is for public use, you push the button and wait for communication. You also need ID to enter the front. Once inside, it is beautiful, organized, spacious and the staff was so friendly and helpful.

I had my truck parked in front of my house for months facing the opposite direction because of the…read moresevere weather. I basically only use the truck for hunting and helping neighbors to pick up stuff at Lowes and Home Depot. Officer Jeter Sr, Badge #9212, wrote a citation when he could have knocked on my door any time, I was home at the time but had no idea Officer Jeter was outside writing a citation. We support the blue but are disappointed by this situation.

My visit was amazingly quick! James was truly educated about the duration of deliveries, providing…read morenot only me but with other customers with easier ways to deliver based on our needs! We need more people like him in our local USPS offices. He probed politely and with purpose. He even told everyone to have a wonderful day, and I don't think I've ever heard an associate say that other than an employee at the other USPS office I drive to, it is 20 minutes to downtown, which is the location I usually send my packages from, but it truly means a lot! I drove 15 minutes to this USPS office despite living 5 minutes from one because of how not friendly my local one is, which is why I visit different locations often. Other than James providing an UHmazing experience, I have zero complaints, the store was also very stocked with boxes etc. Thanks again, James, for your knowledge about your job and caring about your customers!

Update January 2023…read more I hate, hate having to mail anything from this location. I do it because I am essentially an optimist so I always think, "Maybe this time it will be different." NO I dropped a self-addressed pre-paid envelope in one of the mailboxes in the parking lot. (There are three.) That envelope, containing an endorsed check, took 10 days to be delivered to its destination near UTSA. My New Year's resolution: do not put your trust in this branch of the USPS. It always ends up becoming a problem.

This was my husbands choice for Father's Day and we celebrated on Saturday - ended up being a great…read morechoice! Always love the cool interior and service was fast and friendly throughout! We enjoyed some of their IPAs and began with grilled oysters which were delicious with quite the kick and their chilled cucumbers which were nice but would have been better if they were cut into smaller pieces as each piece was an entire spiral from the length of a cucumber - but they were still delicious! I got the snapper throats which is my absolute standout dish off their menu, my husband had the pork and my kids enjoyed the calamari and their pressure cooked chicken with biscuits - with their delicious house salad as a side as one is more than enough for 4! Perfect spot for Father's Day!

Had such a nice dinner here. The pearl area is so cute, there's lots of people spending time on the…read morelawn, the architecture is nice, etc. we were able to make a reservation for 5 people on the same day on a Tuesday, during a recent large conference in San Antonio many people were in town for. We walked thru the entire restaurant looking for the host stand (missed the main door) and it's so cool and historic inside, they have a long history there and are now Michelin rated. We sat outside, the little seating area is shaded. We started with drinks, i had the frozen pearlita which was so refreshing during the hot sticky weather. We also tried the seafood platter which was awesome. I had the snapper throat and crab Mac and cheese as my meal, it was so much food and so good. Such a bomb meal, had no room for dessert but would def come back

I really enjoy this branch. Imelda is the ultimate librarian!! All of the employees are kind and…read morehelpful.

The young lady at the counter was extremely helpful as were the other staff members at the counter.read more