Just got off the phone with this very helpful. Ms. B took the time to look up places and will not…read moresugar coat anything. Gave me some advice and direction. Thank you!

My favorite place in San Antonio…read more I may be a local, but I can't ever seem to get enough of the River Walk. It's easy to walk, the tour boats are novel, rental bikes are everywhere, there are tons of places to eat and shop, and you can even carry open containers of alcohol along the River level. Art museums, hotels, the courthouse, and more can be accessed from the River, so it's easily a huge part of the heart of downtown. The city keeps doing more and more to make the space memorable, so permanent art installations, parks, and other similar features keep getting added as time goes on. If you're visiting from out of town, I can't recommend adding the River Walk to your trip enough. It's absolutely worth experiencing for yourself.

With almost a thousand reviews, the San Antonio Riverwalk maintains a rating of over four stars and…read morethat's pretty amazing. In my opinion, it definitely deserves it. We visited the Riverwalk and surrounding area multiple times on our visit to San Antonio and it was probably the most enjoyable thing that we did while we were there. Just in my few visits, I had lots of different experiences. The Riverwalk can be calm and beautiful or it can be fun and lively and sometimes it can be all of those things just depending on where you are within the walk. Also depending on when you choose to go, as I noticed a distinctly different vibe between my daytime and nighttime visits. As soon as you drop down from the street level into the walk, it's like you're in a whole new place. The water winds through the walk so you always have a lovely view and the calming sound of water with you wherever you venture on the walk. There are tons of shops and restaurants and shaded little spots where you can just sit on a bench and enjoy the ambiance. It's clean, well maintained and surprisingly easy to navigate, especially with all the people moving through it at any particular time. Even though some spots felt crowded, I was still always able to maneuver around without feeling claustrophobic. I think it's the openness of the walk and the fact that the river running right next to you create this open space above. Anyway, I had some really nice meals here and enjoyed some good shopping, but mostly just walking and chatting with the people that I care about while enjoying the beauty of my surroundings. You should definitely put the Riverwalk at the top of your list if you're planning on visiting the area as I can definitely recommend a stop here without hesitation.

Haven For Hope.... Needs drastically improvements. It was absolutely filthy and dangerous when I…read morehad to reside there. They helped me get my own apartment though, which I love it!! You'll receive many various required for you to utilize from weekly services there, and your mail weekly. IF Available, big square locker becomes on loan for you. 3 meals and free showers daily. Way too much arguing and fighting among their clients/residents there, daily. However, God keeps showing me that the Haven For Hope temporary shelter we know (especially if you've had the misfortune of having to lived there) will be shutting down permanently and soon enough. It will be primarily Haven For Hope's fault and responsibility to fix. They will be forced to shut down and replan their entire services for clients and drastically reduce the clients they can actually choose to help daily. Haven For Hope was good and bad. I'm still traumatized from being falsely accused from a few of their (former clients/residents and staff). It's a legal temporary residence.

STAFF wasfriendly and we'll educated on why we should be tested regularly clean environment…read more very professional and quick in and out come get tested here and it's a free service

I am now living again! That is what everyone is telling me, I seeked help for Drug Substance…read moreAbuse, and my family, friends and myself are so happy to have me back to who I was. After being sexually assualted I turned to drugs and was lost for a decade chaasing the drug. Now thanks to Beat Aids and the services they have I am and will continue on my journey to sobriety and celibacy. Thank you to Amber in human resources and all the staff at beat aids, a special Thank you to DSA counselor Cindy Salinas you have no idea on the positive impact you have made on my life. Cindy you are the true MVP and this is your calling.

Beautiful church . Many statues and very friendly church goers . A nice lady came over and…read moreintroduced herself and talked with us a few minutes . We had checked out of the hotel already and are on our way to the airport and had to bring our luggage to catch the 12pm mass . No one said a word or stared . We felt very welcome.

We're in town on vaca, and directly across from where we are staying is this beautiful Catholic…read moreChurch. We walked by at the perfect time to attend a weekday mass at noon. Entered the large doors and walked into a gorgeous church with old fashioned pews , stained glass windows etc. I felt at home with God here. Enjoyed the sermon and it was nice to be able to receive communion. I may make another visit before we leave the river walk to head back home. Blessings

Im disappointed with the lack of professionalism. Twice in about a years time I interviewed for…read morepositions and made it to at least the second round of interviews. Both times I was ghosted and never given any updates. The most recent time seems especially odd because I spoke with co executive director who was a real blow hard. He kept going on and on about how great he was and all the alterations he had made to the building. Obviously he manages his own fan club. He gave me his word that I would hear back about the interviews I had been on. But again..... I've been ghosted. It also seems especially elitist because he mentioned he got his job from simply commenting on a Facebook post. That's kind of sadistic that we are obviously in a different tax bracket and I had to go through three different interviews just to get ghosted, and all he had to do was comment on a Facebook post to get offered a job. crony capitalism?

Let me start by saying I appreciate what they are doing for the community. The two people I spoke…read moreto via phone/text, Adri and Elaina--were both very helpful and accommodating. However, the people working at the office are very rude and condescending, both over the phone and in person. Furthermore, the clinic is located in an abysmal area of town. Lots of marginal people, locked bathrooms (probably for good reason), and a general sense of discomfort. Additionally, very challenging to get an appointment in any reasonable time frame. Thankfully I found the KIND clinic just outside Loop 410. Easy to get an appointment within a couple days, everyone very nice, and the office is a clean and comfortable place to go. If you have needs that could be met by AARC, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere.

Responded quickly but didn't end up using because they couldn't provide the specific service I…read moreneeded.

I have been having the worst possible experience with this company possible. Several of my items…read morewere damaged during the move and I submitted paperwork to get reimbursed for the damage. They countered with an extremely low ball value that comes nowhere near the cost of repairing the items, much less replacing them. I asked how they came up with the reimbursement values, and was completely ignored. Was given a number to contact Jeff, but the few times they actually picked up the phone, Jeff was unavailable and never returned my calls. I was also given an email that is apparently never monitored, since I have not gotten a response from them that way either. This is the WORST customer service I have ever experienced from a company. This complete lack of communication from them shows the quality of service they actually provide during their moves.

Free substance abuse counseling thru Project Hope, Living Hope, Project Crossroads & Project LOL…read more Project Hope that provides assistance to homeless women & their families is available here.

Sweet pumpkin photo spot for our pumpkins. Train ride, swings, places to play for little ones.read more

TLF Pumpkin Patch is SO CUTE! There are multiple photo stations to take pictures with the kids, and…read moreon the weekend, there are kid-friendly games for the littles for $5 day pass per child. The food stand has hot dogs and non-alcoholic drinks for sale and there's even a cute little kiddie train traveling around the patch for $1.

I had to go here so I could apply for the ready to work program. Everybody is super nice and very…read morehelpful. I just love Peter and Jessica..

I pop in here periodically and make myself useful. You can register to volunteer in person but you…read morecan also do it online. I like working the warehouse. On a good volunteer day, the music is great and it's like working a cool production line. I love that people bring their littles with them. It's good for them to have a foundation of service. It's worth the time. You can sign up in 2 hr intervals. The late fall early winter are slow volunteer months so don't hesitate to consider it then if you do. They also take donations as well.