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?

First time coming to this bar I will recommend to come to back we went on Saturday visiting San…read moreAntonio with my bf we where watching the World Cup and my bf and I enjoyed the live band our bartender Robert was excellent he recommend shot and our drinks our favorite drinks was the coconut breeze I think that the name

Cool place! Divey in just the right way. Bathrooms are small but clean. Service was quick and…read moreprofessional. Had a few drinks and shots. They have specials that are a great deal everyday of the week. Had a fun time here. Would go back next time I'm in town.

This was a fun venue. I loved that there was a huge outdoor bar area with lots of tables and…read moreeverone was comfortable sitting together and meeting each other. The bar staff were wonderful! Super friendly and attentive. What I didn't care for was the amount of smoking. I get it, we're on the outside part of the bar, but man the cigarettes and cigars was a bit overwhelming. I guess I didn't realize how prevalent it still is to smoke in public. On to the show... It was phenomenal. We stayed at the back because this lady couldn't handle a mosh pit at 20, much less now. We had a pretty good view, there was lots of dancing and singing, it was so much fun! My only issue was that some of the vocals were so low. It was sometimes difficult to discern the song being played. Not sure if that had to do with where we were positioned, but it didn't change the fact that we had an amazing time. I would definitely come back, but probably wait until closer to show time to arrive to avoid waiting in the smoking section.

This was my first time going to this venue and with a friend who lives here. Parking is very…read moredifficult. We ended parked on a residential street in front of someone's home and not blocking their driveway. Bear in mind this venue is not a fancy concert venue. Some have even called it a dive bar. We attended a sold out show for The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and there were other bands that performed on the smaller stage simultaneously. The start time seemed to vary per social media/business platform so we aimed to get there as close to the time as TRJA would be going on. I had the whole TSA like door experience even with my small, 7 inch body purse. Had to show them every pocket before being allowed inside. We went straight to the bar and I ordered the grapefuit mule which might as well had been called the grapefruit flavored ginger beer as it had not a single ounce of vodka in it that I could taste. So that was $20+ wasted on one drink (including tip). The ice quickly melted in the 90 degree temperature at 10pm so the drink got watered down as well. The venue itself is maybe 90% outdoors so I was glad I chose to wear a tank and shorts plus closed toed shoes as my friend warned me about that in advance as well. Being Emo Prom night and near a neighboring college, most attendees were very hyped up and crowd surfing. A lady busted through the crowd and stepped on my shoe that I was so glad protected my feet and I got shoulder checked by some emo dude that was like 6'4" which thankfully he apologized for unlike the lady who stepped on my shoe trying to get closer to the stage. In 90+ degrees, even in a mostly open air venue, my sense of smell which is every strong was being attacked at all times. Body odor and hot garbage smells filled my nose constantly. My friend had warned me about the restrooms in advance. We even went back to her place to grab her hand sanitizer before we went there. When I walked in, every single door had spray paint on it and questionable locks. I ended up in the handicap stall as all the others were occupied. It smelled awful in there but that's what public restrooms mostly comprise of. The water faucet is the kind you have to push in to keep running water over your hands to wash off the soap so I had an elbow to the faucet while washing each hand. Only one hand dryer worked so I had to wait to use that. The main stage has a covering with a few industrial fans that you could barely feel any air pump out of so to me it was not worth it to even stand under the covered part. Balloons from prom kept being tossed up near the fan so it got stuck in the back of the fan and staff had to keep turning them off to make the balloons drop off the back of the fan. The show itself was great and the side acts were great but man!!! I felt so disgustingly sweaty and stinky after we left. I took a long shower after we got back to her place. :-/

So... there was a jam playing and I was walking in, ready to party. My husband had to use the…read morerestroom. As I was jamming out waiting to get served at the bar (with only 2 customers), the bartender told me to move to his register with an aggressive face like wtf we're at a nightclub bar .. I mean, he can't take my order and serve me where the hell I was?? So I said F it, I'll go somewhere else. As soon as my husband left the bathroom, I said let's go. It just so happened the dumbass bartender who had nothing to do, walked out with my husband and said "let me read you something, there's no public restrooms!". Like wtf?! He even stayed outside with security watching us leave lol like what the hell?! Keep an eye out for this fool. He lost business.

Stoked to come to San Antonio and find a place that offered kind of a goth/rocker atmosphere. We…read morecame in from California looking for something fun to do in the area, and this place had a great DJ, decently priced drinks and it wasn't too packed. I had a cider, the wait wasn't terrible. We came back for Halloween and it was pretty packed at that time but that's to be expected. All in all we enjoyed our time here

Great spot to come and hang whether for a date or with a small group(3 max per table)…read more They have a wide array as food as well. We went just before December and had a great time. Doc is a great guy and has some jokes. We had a table directly right of the stage and the view of the saxophonists was worth it. Could see doc on opposite side of the stage work his magic. They have a great system of seating you when you reserve so you're not crowding the entrance which is hidden as you have to take a set of stairs down to the basement. Overall a great experience and a must if you love jazz. They have other nights with different genres as well.

Great place! Great…read moremusic, good food and terrific drinks! Live this place and just the overall experience. Speak Easy feel takes you back to the days of the "rat pack"! Wonderful place. We were here on New Orleans night and enjoyed it tremendously!

The bartender is a legend!!!! Go there on Wednesdays for the poetry open mic and you'll find…read moreyourself in a cool spoken word/slam poetry vibe that only San Antonio can serve up. Oh & sometimes they'll have local vendors that sell food or you can bring your own food. Love this place

They host a lot of events like burlesque and red rooms. We like to come on those night. If you…read moreinterested look into haus of erotique online.Its definitely an experience.

It was a cool spot on a Thursday night. The music was good and the drinks were decentread more

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!

Lucky Duck is one of my favorite bars because it's more than just a place to grab a drink. They're…read morealways doing something fun, whether it's workout classes, arts and crafts, free shrimp boils, or watch parties. It feels like there's always an event happening, which keeps me coming back. One of my favorite deals is on Sundays after 9 PM when the entire food truck menu is 50% off. It's a great spot to hang out with friends, enjoy good food and drinks, and try something different. Definitely one of my go-to places!

Cute vibe. Claw machines filled with rubber ducks and a photo booth really make this a cute and…read morecasual date night spot. The DJ was bumpin old school R&B with some hip hop and lots of people were having fun hopping into what looked like a live stream. They also have basketball and Jenga making this a fun spot to come chill with friends. Mexican candy shots are pre made but not bad to be honest and they ducky cups are limited but honestly such a cute souvenir. The bartenders were nice but stopped serving the fuck cups even though you could clearly see they hadn't run out.