Found it through a random Google search. I wanted to sign up my four-year-old for summer soccer…read moretraining. I texted on a Saturday evening they replied Sunday morning that I could take my daughter on Monday for a trial. Although it is indoors, there is no AC. It is a warehouse type building with rolling doors. They do have multiple large fans that provide circulation. It was not too bad given this extreme Texas heat. They do have some concessions as well as restrooms. The field area is turf and large. Once my daughter got to the practice they immediately started with the coach that was there. She was a little bit shy so she he did try to engage her and spoke to her in a way that was not aggressive nor annoyed. So I do appreciate that. It was a little hard to hear him from sitting on the sidelines but Not a huge deal.

From the owner: Now offering kids classes ! Ages 9-12 Tuesday's and Thursday’s !…read more Come meet the field! We have leagues, classes, parties and much more. Call us to reserve te place or join our tournaments.

Great place and very friendly staff. Fernando was very helpful and store has a variety of…read moremerchandise.

Avoid. Poor communication. Poor products. Worse customer service. Don't waste your time. I suggest…read moreyou seek out a different supplier for jerseys.

Enjoy coming here to watch the San Antonio FC. We had great seats and food was great. Entrance is…read moresecure and fast! Plenty of parking at the venue and near by. Hope San Antonio FC wins tonight's game!

I have actually been here a few times before and everytime I come I'm rarely disappointed. I came…read morehere during a Star Wars weekend theme and loved all the people that showed up in outfits. They even had some photo ops for anyone, including the kids, that loved it. The place was nicely kept and clean. The staff I interacted with, including the mascots, were also nice. I really liked how this place offers different places around the stadium where you can order food and drinks. The only thing I did find odd is when I ordered bottled drinks they took the tops off. I guess it's common for people to shoot them out into the field which is a shamed. Otherwise everything else was pleasant. The seats I liked you can see the open field nicely. No one to block my view from the game. Overall I believe if you're a soccer fan, it's definitely worth coming here at least once.

Clean, well kept, and well lit at night. Great fields but my only complaint is that there's one…read morebathroom building on one side at the edge of the huge area I wish there were a bathroom on the other side of the fields so people didn't have to walk so far to the bathroom especially while games are going on.

Wow!! The fields here are fantastic!! Thirteen fields with nice smooth grass and excellent drainage…read morewhen it rains. No holes on these fields. The goals and drawn in field lines are also very well maintained. Don't forget to bring a collapsible chair and water if you are a spectator, it's a long walk to that 13th field at the very end. As a soccer player, it's a pleasure to play on these fields.

The coaches and staff with SA City are extremely supportive, helpful and committed to player…read moregrowth. The first impression that was made at tryouts was really impactful on my son. I'm so glad we were referred here by a former pro soccer player.

From the owner: SA City Soccer Club is a youth organization which offers all levels of play for young people from 4…read moreto 19 years of age. SA City promotes an active, healthy lifestyle and love for the "beautiful game". SA City strives to develop complete soccer players with key core values which, we believe provide our players the best opportunity to succeed at the next level whether that is high school, college, professional soccer or life outside of competitive sports.

My grandson plays soccer for SA City (https://www.sacitysc.com/) in San Antonio. The club orders…read morethe uniforms through Soccer Factory (https://www.thesoccerfactory.com/). We paid Soccer Factory for the uniform kit 24 Jun 22. Soccer Factory continues to blame Nike for not fulfilling the orders. With one game left in the season, the majority of the kids in the league are also being told Nike is not sending Soccer Factory the ordered inventory. At this time and point, Soccer Factory is no longer responding to emails, and the employees in the store are unable to answer question

Very limited options. Almost all outdated products. I wish they had a better selection.read more

I am totally biased on this one, because I play rugby (not as much as I used to), and I am the…read moreformer president of the club - and former high school rugby coach for the club. This is the a kick-ass club. We no longer have a women's team (the players all drifted off and the team died), but the mens' and high school boys' teams are still going - since 1971. We play at Olmos Basin Park - practice there on Tuesday and Thursday nights as well.

If you are looking for a fun way to enjoy a Saturday, go check out the San Antonio Rugby club…read more Lots of fun people, the occasional adult beverage, and all the action of a combined soccer and football games with none of the pads. If you catch them on the right day, and you bring some cleats and shorts with no buttons on them, you may be able to join a game (depending on the number of people there). Old rugby players will usually congregate on the side of the field who love to answer questions about the games (as long as you listen to them brag about how much better they were in their day). A good time for all, although sometimes language can be a bit salty.

To make a long story short--because who has time--this club doesn't take feedback well. Their go-to…read moremove? Telling folks their reviews aren't "necessary." Cute. But the same issue pops up in review after review across every platform--including Yelp, y'all. The issues they'd last year and the year before are the same you see reviews about and the same people are dealing with today. There's a reason top players bailed the day tryouts started. For what it's worth: I've had 2 kids sign to play in college for soccer and 1 for baseball. We are finally done. All our kids are grown now. We've done the tryout dance more than once. We're not sideline screamers or coach bashers. We just expect basic decency and communication. But this club? They love the kool-aid drinkers. If you think any club guarantees a full-ride, think again. My kid's at the school with the currently rated #1 team in the state--we still owe $9k a semester. Scholarships aren't magic, they're math. Bottom line: too much talent chasing and too little structure. It's daddy-ball with a pretty logo. They cannot seem to handle criticism but boy can they dish it out. Communication is just unheard of.

I used to play here for 4 years. I fairly played well and was on the ECNL league, but everybody…read morenoticed the management was falling off. Practices were always being cancelled and the coaching was terrible. We had a new coach every week resulting into poor results in games, but classics later affiliated with SAFC and lonestar sc, so I would recommend going their instead do not recommended for serious player, and the contract for payment is shady, there was a time we didn't have practice for a whole two months and we still had to pay. Terrible club, even had its ecnl license revoked.