I had never been to Be Kind and Rewind before, but I went for a Gathering event that was a…read moreRihanna-themed party. The drink specials were great, the service was solid, and the lighting and overall atmosphere really set the vibe. This place is definitely a staple of downtown San Antonio nightlife.

If you ever get the chance to be served by someone who truly loves what they do, it shows--and…read morethat's exactly what you get with Ninah! The energy of 'Be Kind and Rewind' is amazing and out go-to! From the moment you walk-in the energy is a totally Vibe! Ninah's, kindness, and attention to detail made the entire experience feel special. You didn't just "do your job"--you went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect! Thank you for making us feel welcomed and turning a simple outing into something memorable. We'll absolutely be back--and we'll be asking for you every time!

I laughed, I cried, I imbibed, I stumbled and fell. I'm not kidding - I literally fell on my butt…read morewhilst cutting a rug on the dance floor. As Arturo stated, you don't have to run. In fact, I don't remember seeing *anyone* running on the previous two that I went to. You don't have to do these in the order listed below and you don't have to go to each one. You can do whatever you like! One or two of the places have a cover charge, but if you are dressed up for the theme of the month, they waive it. Even something as simple as a t-shirt or a string of beads for the Mardi Gras theme gets you in free. The BEST part of the run/crawl for me is running into tourists who see all this craziness going on and they ask if they can tag along. I absolutely LOVE my city and enjoy showing it off to tourists. San Antonio por vida! Pub Run Route (it usually starts happening around 7pm but you can roll in whenever you want): 1. Pat O'Briens - 121 Alamo Plaza 2. Moses Rose's Hideout - 518 E Houston St 3. The Ticket Sports Pub - 420 East Houston St. 4. The Buckhorn Saloon - 318 East Houston St. 5. The Last Word- 229 E Houston St. 6. Kremlin Dance Club - 212 College St. 7. Drink Texas - 200 Navarro St. 8. Davenport Lounge-203 N Presa St. 9.Leaping Lizard - 302 E Commerce 10. On The Rocks Pub - 270 Losoya 11. Bonham Exchange - 411 Bonham

The owner of Pub Run San Antonio is very rude and condescending. Very bad experience and a huge…read morewaste of time.

I'd like to think I've done my fair share of indulging in beer tastings, festivals, tours and what…read morenot. But I've never, ever done a pub crawl. My point of reference has always been the one I have seen during First Friday. You know the one, the one with women in tutus and dudes in, tutus running down St. Mary's Street. I imagine with all the barhopping from checkpoint to checkpoint sooner or later someone is gonna ralph all over a sidewalk. However, I was talked into doing the one St. Arnold Brewery had put on recently as a promotional event. Five check in points for a pint glass created specifically for this event. You are given five locations to choose in any order: Stella Public House, Frank's, B&D's, The Friendly Spot and your final destination Alamo Street; a punchout card and roughly three hours to have it all filled. Pretty straightforward, right? Well. A couple of things happened along the way while checking into places. One issue the flow of pub crawlers was not congruent with stay time. For example the Stella Public House was maxed out to capacity, due to the traffic of participants. I did skip it opting for Frank's a few yards down but nonetheless the results were the same. The thinking is that you had to have a drink at each point, which some people did. I must reiterate you don't have to drink anything at any of the locations to participate, you just have to have your card punched by a rep. Moving from the direction of the Blue Star Complex towards the area of the Friendly Spot the crowds either tapered off or dissipated. For example B&D's was hours away from the mad rush. And The Friendly Spot had plenty of seating. In my opinion I think the event would've benefited from having locations spread across Southtown, thus alleviating traffic and creating urgency. Another minor critique is I would've actually liked to have seen St. Arnold's booths of some sort offering their beers on tap or in a can at destinations. Still in it's totality I enjoyed the experience despite some of its shortcomings. Seeing participants go from spot to to spot with their magic punchout card, as though it were an Olympic Event; was kinda inspiring. And the rad pint glass, my Major Award at the end was a sight to behold. I definitely would like to do one again at some point, I just need to begin training. ps. I saw some people stumbling at the tail end. Lucky we didn't have to pass some torch or baton of some sort...

Cheers! St. Arnold's Pub Crawl is so much fun!…read more The Houston brewery puts these on every year, or more often if you're lucky. Basically, you get a punch card at one of five local bars that are all close to each other. At each pub, you get your St. Arnold's card punched. Get them all punched, and collect a free special edition pint glass! Score! Prost! St. Arnold's is the oldest independent brewery in Houston, the city's first real microbrewery. They've since moved to a bigger and classier location to churn out the beer! They offer a bunch of favorites, and usually some cool seaonals. Be sure to check out a different St. Arnold's beer at each stop! You'll be sure to know where the crawl ends- you'll find St. Arnold's Art Car, plastered with St. Arnold's art, in the style of the Houston tradition and infamous Art Car Parade. Did you know that Saint Arnold is the patron saint of brewers? In order to become a saint, you have to perform some miracles. St. Arnold's was that he and some thirsty worshipers were going on a pilgrimage, and came across an empty house, where they found a single beer, and a mug. They poured the beer into the mug, and started passing the beer around to the thirsty monks- but as they passed it around, it never went empty! The beer kept providing sustenance and booze to the monks until they could drink no more. It was a beer miracle! St. Arnold was canonized, as this beer obviously came straight from Heaven. When I went on the Pub Crawl, it was through Southtown, ending up in the Blue Star area.

We stopped in while doing the sip around the rainbow for pride month. We had to get the true blue…read moreshots to check off the blue drink of the rainbow. The bar was crowded and full of electric energy as game 7 of the spurs game was on. We were greeted by very friendly bar tenders and even the owner of the bar. It's a cute little bar too and has such a great location downtown

Great dive bar and incredibly cheap drinks! You name it, they can make it! Easy walking distance…read morefrom downtown

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 !!!!

Monday Night Karaoke is legendary!!!! Only place worth going to on a Monday night if you want a…read moreguarantied good night out.

Fun and great drinks. Definitely give them and their surrounding venues a try. The watermelon and…read morepickle drinks are tasty

I came on this tour being a bit skeptical, nonetheless mystified. We started out at Mavericks…read moredistillery, our tour guide met us in the upstairs bar area. Then was led down to a seating area to start the tour. After we were given an outline of the tour we were led down to the downstairs area. I had brought my emf reader along, and while I was in the downstairs area with the barrels, I got a strong emf reading. I am one to try to debunk unless I absolutely can't, so I kind of wrote it off. We went to the other 2 bars, and thoroughly enjoyed every one. At the end of the tour, we thanked our tour guide and tipped him. I ended up asking for a picture with him since I enjoyed the tour. We were staying at the crocket, so we were on a total ghost excursion, so needless to say I really wanted to see some activity. They did tell me to check photos, when I got home, so doing just that I never thought I would catch something. I will leave pictures and let you form your own opinion. I would recommend this tour a million times over.

Any Great Ghost tour no matter the city or location hinges 20% on a great story and 80% on a Great…read moreStory Teller. A Great Story Teller will make anything and everything sound interesting and enchanting. On our particular tour we were fortunate to have Misael as our Story Teller. He was wonderful with details and drew us into the stories with intrigue and a little bone-chilling curiosity. A cocktail at each stop (And fantastic locations with great drinks I should add) only adds to the "willingness" to let your mind wonder into each story! We all had a wonderful time and got to see parts of San Antonio and back of house locations we would have never had such an opportunity to do without Misael as our guide. This is a must do for us going forward in San Antonio!

My bf and I had wonderful time we went on Saturday we where bar hopping and we went up stay there…read morerest of the night here it kinda small but it was nice space the shots where really good

Came out for emo night. Security was unfriendly. Didn't like how they were wearing bulletproof…read morevests. Too much of a reminder of the problems in the world. Difficult club to relax and have fun at. Also was touched by security to move because I was looking at the candles on the wall. Pretty off putting experience when you're trying to have fun. Wouldn't recommend.