This place sucks. It hasn't been cool since 1984 and then it held on till like 1999! Now it's just…read morelots of ghetto they close half of the bars down! The music sucks! They even let you wear flip-flops that says a lot about that establishment.

richie is the cunt carisma uniqueness talent the best part…read moreof bonham! i would not even go if it wasn't for him being the best bartender ever !!!!

Recommend: Yes! I…read moresaw this little bookstore announced in one of my Bookclubs and I'm always down to find a new spot for reading. It's more than a book store. It has a ton of cute little things like pictures, knick knacks, DIY's, books (of course), and a coffee bar! It is down town so be prepared for a thought parking situation. Ambiance: Loved it! There are so many things to see and a few cozy areas to sit and read your book. The music was good too. Service: Both ladies I spoke to were very helpful. Even when I asked so many questions about the DIY scrubs and perfumes.

Such a cute nook to go visit. I recommended it to family who was visiting from out of town and they…read moreloved it.

When you step inside this place, its like you are transported to another place in time. This place…read morehas good bones, solid wood and over all fun style to make your continually scan to find something new. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable as we had some questions about the menu. My friend ordered a flight and was pleasantly surprised by what she thought she would like and what she did really enjoy. I tried a few cocktails and both we equally delicious. We picked up some merch too - what a fun little break from the heat and something to really raise the bar off the beaten path.

Stopped in to Devil's River after a disappointing visit to The Library Cocktail Lounge. This was my…read moresecond visit to Devil's River but first time getting a drink. There was a musician playing on the stage in front of the distillery which is a nice touch for those who want to sit outside. We ordered old fashioned cocktails. I loved that they were made with block ice and even embossed the ice with the Devils River logo. The mixologist explained they don't do smoked old fashions due to fire hazard and location in a historic building. But he still made an engaging presentation in creating our cocktails. There was no food offered but they let us bring in voodoo donuts. The two gentlemen at the bar were very friendly and attentive and made our late night visit a special treat. I'd like to learn on my next visit to see if they do distillery tours. I'm sure you'll enjoy a trip to Devil's River.

Stopped in Merkaba to catch game 6 between the Spurs and the Thunder (OKC) and it was lit. Turned…read moreout to be a great choice. The atmosphere was fun and intense. San Antonio loves their Spurs. The DJ kept the energy going during every commercial break, making it feel more like a club lounge than your typical sports bar. It's a great place to watch a game at night with good drinks. They are known for their creative cocktails. It's located right off of Riverwalk. After the game we grabbed some gelato from the nearby ice cream shop and took a stroll along the river. It was a perfect way to wrap up the evening. If you're looking for a place with good drinks, music, and a lively vibe, this is a solid stop downtown San Antonio. And remember to bring your ID.

DJ was killing it. Staff were amazing. And the drinks were really good! Being from out of town,…read morecoming here was definitely worth it!

Once again Fernanda put together a smooth running event. I do love this event…read more I shop here regularly. So, the opportunity to come & show them more love is okay by me. Their volunteers are always so helpful & knowledgeable. Its why I come back. Well, & the books. I came this time wanting cookbooks. I hadn't ever looked at their selection before. I collect vintage cookbooks, (yes, I use them too. ), I was happy to see the selection they had. I'll be back to look. Definitely adding this area to my focus. Right around the corner from the cookbooks are the vintage books. Well, they had this wonderful little Dick Tracy book. I knew it was coming home with me. Then, when I went to psy they were going to give me the Dick Tracy one. I told them no, I wanted to pay for it, it gives them the money. Isn't that the point!?

The Book Cellar is such a hidden gem! Tucked away in the basement of the Central Library, it feels…read morecozy and welcoming as soon as you step inside. The selection is really impressive, especially if you're into Texas history, local authors, antique books, or those special finds you don't usually come across at bigger bookstores - and at a great price. and I could've easily spent way more time browsing - it's well organized and fun to explore without feeling overwhelming. The staff truly made the visit even better. Everyone was kind, patient, and genuinely happy to help or just chat, which made the whole experience feel relaxed and personal.

We were visiting and staying close and did a yelp search and say this store right across from our…read morehotel. We walked over and we were pleasantly surprised. New looking clean well stocked and friendly and helpful staff. Well informed staff when answering questions. Very nice store we will be back for sure.

Great Service, friendly staff, quality products and very well priced. I highly recommend this…read morestore. It's superior on all levels.

Had a blast here. Bigger and more extensive than it appears at first. The sideshow section is…read moregreat. Lots of animal taxidermy and history.

Decided to get lunch at the Buckhorn saloon cafe after visiting the museum as the burgers came…read morehighly recommended. I got the southwestern burger and it hit the spot. Topped with crispy onion rings, bacon, cheese, and bbq sauce on a large, soft brioche bun. I upgrade to sweet potato waffle fries for $2 and those were also fantastic. You order at the counter and they bring the food out to your table. Note, the cafe is only open for food form 11am-3pm, but I believe the bar is open much longer.

Amazing venue and great sound quality!…read more The Tobin offers an upscale experience with friendly staff, a range of price points, and nice sound quality. Prepaid garage or valet parking options are available as well as a convenient parking lot a short walk away. The show was loud, especially for an acoustic performance, but the sound quality was great. Overall, there is a variety of price points, so you can splurge on club seating with table service, or choose the balcony to save the piggy bank. We sat in the mezzanine section however next time I would prefer to sit closer to the stage. While some of the ticket prices were on the high side, you can sign up for the newsletter to receive discounts on upcoming shows. The price of drinks was outrageous but sadly typical for a concert. I did not order food or beverages but be sure you view the menu / price list ahead of your visit. There was no meet & greet or photo opportunity offered for this event but I hope that is an option at future events. Definitely consider the Tobin when your favorite band is in town!

Second year seeing the Nutcracker ballet at the Tobin Center…read more Gorgeous building and good experience with the show, acoustics, guest services, bar, and staff members. We didn't park at their parking, which was $15 in advance, $20 day of at their garage, $28 or so for valet. We went to a day showing of the ballet so we actually found street parking close by. Would recommend a visit at this beautiful venue!

My nephew married the love of his life at one of their venues at Southwest School of Art. The staff…read morewere wonderful there making everything run smoothly.

We experienced disability discrimination here a few years back.This is a social media platform so I…read moream going to speak freely about it with out intimidation though I realize they may try... Definitely left a bad feeling about this place regardless of a few of the good teachers that do work here my son met in the teen summer program. As a non profit based accredited establishment it just still doesn't sit well with me..The way everything was handled after my written complaint against the teacher was atrocious. It's a lot to process in ones heart and mind when something like this happens and the situation was It's a long story but In short.A glass blowing teacher who was working with the school reached out to me by telephone because my 16year old sons mild stimming (he is autistic) was making the 4 adult members of the class uncomfortable and they as well as the teacher seemed to conclude that the place was not for him because the other students and herself thought he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol... He has a mild fluttering of his hands and occasionally giggles subconsciously.. A common trait in folks with ADHD and on the autism spectrum. The teacher added insult to injury by claiming to "know how to work with autistic children and wanted to work with him 1 on 1" and she didn't think he was a good fit because he "could get hurt" Like I should trust a person like that 1 on one.Made it through the call and just let her rattle on then started up a email to Barbra the president of the SWAC at the time. FYI he has taken 2 welding classes prior from another company and been in metal jewelry making classes and worked with furnaces before. He is quite mature and intelligent. To Infantilize people on the spectrum IS discriminatory.To assume they are on drugs IS discrimination and gross. The arts community should be more accepting. This info I held back because the president elected of the school Barbra at was experiencing illness and I had sympathy for the situation but everything about this situation was mishandled.The theme was to try and prove my son was incompetent of being in a class without a appointed attendant by the school to watch over him only there wasn't any available and they didn't allow him to take any other classes he was signed up for because they concluded by the advice of the glass blower woman he was unfit and a danger to the class.This was untrue. Offered me most of my money back with the exception of a $900 credit they never honored.Still get mail and emails asking for contributions but when they redid their website my credit and history of purchases just disappeared... What happened was disability discrimination and injustice. Ran off with my credit for a $900 class too.Disappeared completely and I am not about to call them to have some bureaucrat mamm me and tell me how they won't return my money because I'm sure they have no record of it now.. Try and do what you can to ensure a good life for your kids and when you are met with this kind of thing it's not only discouraging but heartbreaking too. Made sure my son didn't know a thing about the awful things the teacher said but he was disappointed the classes got canceled and just didn't feel like a safe space for him anymore so never used my $900 credit of what they didn't refund me.

My fiancé surprised me with a date night at Hopscotch this weekend and it was the perfect start to…read moreour San Antonio weekend. We arrived at our designated ticket time and walked in through the gift shop. There a staff member showed us to the ticket check in desk. After checking in we stopped at the bar for a little drink to accommodate our interactive gallery. We went with the seasonal adult capri sun and the year round capri sun. The bartender was very friendly and made delicious drinks. Upon arrival I was a little nervous about the experience as some have noted that there aren't many rooms to explore and that it didn't take long for them to go through the gallery. After we finished we can say with confidence that it's worth it. We spend about 55min- 1 hour within the gallery. The staff was friendly, the rooms were fun and interactive, and overall we were really pleased with the atmosphere.

This was a really cool interactive exhibit. It was all fun and games til we got to the Secret room…read more A word of caution to empaths : that room is HEAVY. I pick up the phone and tears started welling in my eyes. The other rooms were very fun though! One of my favorites was the happiness room and the VRdancing room. Definitely worth the visit if visiting the area. Really would have liked to pick up some swag but I can't justify $180 on a hoodie. We ended up getting beanie was $30+ (still too expensive imo) and a magnet well priced at $8. Don't leave your wallet in the car if you plan to have a drink. They WILL card you. PS - They validate the first two hours if you park in the garage next door. Parking will come out to $5 but if you park in the public surface lot it's $15 for 2 hrs.