The customer service waa amazing. Check in process was easy & got me to a chair as a walk in…read morewithin 5 mins. Eric, my barber was great. Awesome skills & friendly. Great location

These guys rock! Eric was awesome. I left looking like a million bucks. Highly recommend.read more

Slow Fashion! These guys are offering some pretty cool…read moregear! They've got a lot of stuff that looks like it belongs out on the ranch while drinking Sotol and watching the sunset. The store has a whole vibe to it that's more Marfa than San Antonio, where things are slower, more relaxed. I enjoy their selection of patches that you can use to dress up any outfit to make it more awesome. They're more expensive than those ones made out in China, but they have a shag carpet kind of effect on the embroidery that makes it a hundred times more kickass. They sell knives! Check out the ones with the Texas flag handles- they'd go great with a Texas independence day festival for limes. The staff was friendly and answered all my questions. They were super helpful and friendly. Prices are clearly labeled, and they have so much fun merch- it's a great place to get outfitted while keeping things sustainable, local and of course- fashionable.

On our recent trip to San Antonio, we made sure to stop at Temple of Offering which was a total gem…read moreof a store - tucked away with a zen vibe, beautifully designed, well curated with a nice mix of local brands including a strong focus on women-owned local businesses (leather goods, bandanas, etc.) that I would not have discovered elsewhere, really friendly owners who were knowledgeable about the products, good mix of men's and women's clothes (with a lot of crossover gender neutral options such as Jungmaven, Boyd's of Texas fragrances, etc.). They are inspired in part by Georgia O'Keefe and you can feel that minimalist but warm influence in the store. I bought a small home goods item and they gave me a free zine on mental health. You could tell this place is a true passion project of the owners and when back in town, or online, I plan to support them!

Stopped in here while in San Antonio and loaded up on some western gear that's less available where…read moreI am. Receive some great service and bought a nice hat, and a couple of pairs of jeans.

Great selection of boots & hats. The staff was excellent, beat our expectations…read more Highly recommend & we'll be back.

I was visiting San Antonio about a month ago and walked into this amazing shop. The clothing was…read moreall handmade with attention to detail. The owner, Javier, could not have been a nicer guy. I asked him to customize the shirt I was buying and he did so as I requested. Lots of great selections and if he didn't have the size, he would just make it for you and Chip it just like he did for me. If san Antonio were to elect an informal mayor of the downtown business district, I would vote for Javier!

Javier and his team nailed it!…read more The store itself is an experience but the product speaks for itself. Very high quality, one-of-a-kind products that are absolutely memorable. I was able to give lots of input on my redesigned guayabera. Let me explain... We walked by the store about a year ago and my wife saw me starting in the window. She eventually went back and purchased a shirt off of the rack for my birthday. It was a very cool shirt, but the design was not for me. Luckily, Javier allowed us to bring it in and pick a new shirt to customize, which is exactly what I did! And for no extra cost! My one of a kind Guayabera was the talk of a recent event I went to. It's stunning and unique, and most certainly walking art. I cannot say enough about how much I love this shirt and the overall experience I had working with Javier. He is an artist and it shows! Highly recommend!

I have been to the Richter Co. for various events, from pop up yoga to a gypsy feed party to a…read morecocktail hour. The event space is wonderful. The decor is on point. It's homey and inviting yet the ceilings are high and there is a lot of space to roam or sit. It also serves as a clothier run by the one and only Mario Guajardo. He makes tailored men's shirts, women's too! They launched their website just last month, and standard sizes are sold. Mario is open to new ideas, and if you have an idea for a shirt, or dress, he'll work with you to make it happen. Keep in mind that this is by appointment only. And if you are able to attend one of the many awesome events held here, do! It's not to be mised.

enter the richter company, and you feel like you've been transported to an urban oasis: it's a…read morecross between your coolest friend's living room and a menswear atelier. actually, that's not too far off the mark, as the space doubles as an event venue in the front and a workshop in the back where mario, the owner, works tirelessly to create both men's button downs and supersoft t-shirts. events happen sporadically, and when they do, the place gets packed! street parking is available, and after your appointment to get your locally sewn threads, walk over to the brooklynite which is only a couple blocks north.

Fever: Machu Picchu VR experience with my kiddos on Mother's Day. What a fun way to send this…read morespecial day with my family. Makes me happy.

My husband and I used the parking garage at the Shops at Rivercenter while we were in downtown San…read moreAntonio. It was very convenient being right next to the Alamo and the Riverwalk. The garage was decently priced and was easy to get in and out of. The kiosk next to the parking area made it to simple to pay our parking bill. The mall itself was nice to walk through after being outside in the 95 degree heat.

Let me start out that I don't ever need a hat! But I do love hats and this is a place to get a hat…read morenot just any hat a real live cowboy hat. I have probably 15 cowboy hats and I just got one more here I'm going to go back and sport for a 30 X felt hat. I felt like I walked in on a legend, and Dave's Crocet was going to walk in at anytime. I love my new hat so much!!!!

I stopped by Paris Hatters recently to look for a Stetson Open Road in Silverbelly. After standing…read morein the store for a few minutes without being acknowledged, I mentioned up front that I likely needed a larger size and asked if they had any in stock. I was told they didn't have any and wouldn't for several months. I then asked if I could be measured to at least get a sense of my size for future reference, but was told they don't measure because "all hats are different." I also asked about the possibility of ordering one, but received the same response that nothing would be available for months. I understand that inventory can be limited, especially for popular styles and larger sizes. That part didn't bother me. What was surprising was the lack of engagement--no sizing, no discussion of fit, and no guidance on ordering or alternatives. Given Paris Hatters' long-standing reputation in San Antonio, I was expecting a more hands-on and informative experience. This felt more like a quick dismissal than a customer interaction. I may try again another time, but this visit didn't reflect the level of service I had heard so much about.

I came to see the The Alamo for a reason that already had meaning. I was in town for a good…read morefriend's military promotion, one of those moments that makes you pause and reflect on service, sacrifice, and the long road that gets someone there. Since I'd never been here before, it felt right to finally walk the ground where so much of that history started. The moment you step onto the grounds, the noise of the city fades a little. The chapel stands there quietly, not flashy, not loud, just steady -- like it's been waiting. Walking inside, there's a heaviness, but also a sense of respect that's hard to put into words. Knowing the stories is one thing. Standing where they happened is something else entirely. The exhibits are thoughtfully done and easy to follow, but what stood out most were the volunteers and staff. Warm, respectful, and genuinely proud to share the history. No rush, no pressure -- just people who care about preserving the story and making sure it's understood. The courtyard surprised me the most. Calm, almost peaceful. It gave me a moment to slow down and connect the dots between past and present. After celebrating a modern-day promotion rooted in service, being here felt full circle. This wasn't just a tourist stop for me. It was a history lesson, a culture lesson, and a quiet moment of reflection all wrapped into one. If you're in San Antonio -- especially if you have any connection to military service or American history -- this is a place you should experience at least once. Not just to see it, but to feel it.

Came here for a work event. So I didn't have to pay, to enter - so not sure how much it is to get…read morein. We had a lovely dinner event in the garden. But overall for the Alamo, It was one big room with mock memorabilia (so it seemed).