I had an AMAZING experience as a student at ALAI! This school provides an all star roster of…read morefaculty members and ensures their students receive nothing less than an exceptional education! Areej and Dabin were extremely helpful in guiding me through the student enrollment process. They were both friendly and informative and had the ability to answer all of my questions on the spot offering insight that this school was in fact the right decision for me. I felt extremely blessed to have Ms. D (Damaris) and Ms. Jeimy as my educators. Ms. D, my theory instructor was fun, informative and truly understands how people learn. By combining personal attention, inspirational teaching and a detailed course, I felt highly motivated in my confidence and desire to learn and grow. Ms. Jeimy was my technique instructor and worked along side me with a harmonious teaching style. She was extremely patient, informative and encouraged both my performance and confidence. Both of these instructors bring their passion, skills and real world experience with them to the classroom, focusing on passing their knowledge to their students. Thank you so much, I am forever grateful to you both! I also had the pleasure of getting to know Veronica and Sarah. Both enhancing the school with their positivity and kindness. I also want to give a special thanks to Ms. Sylvia who is the director of this school. She has gone above and beyond to assist me throughout my time during school and continues to do so even after graduating. The best schools not only offer great classes and teachers, but they also provide an abundant amount of support and guidance long after their educational program. Ms. Sylvia is a perfect example of this. To anyone who is interested in gaining the best education in an environment that feels like home, ALAI is the school for you!

I recently volunteered here as a model for a facial. It was such a great experience. Not only was I…read morepampered by Elise with a great facial (including serums, an exfoliation scrub, and a mask), but I received a fantastic upper body, face, and scalp massage. They also do other facial treatments with laser machines; hair and tattoo removal; cosmetic beauty treatments like makeup tattoos, microblading, lash extensions... and many other medical spa services. All of it is pretty new to me, I just signed up for a basic facial. Anyhow, I think it's really cool there is an aesthetics vocational institute like this in San Antonio. They are fairly new in San Antonio, established in 2019. Everyone I met was super nice and seemed knowledgeable. So if you're interested in their professional training or to sign up for a treatment, check them out.

I recently checked out the café at the Culinary Institute of America in San Antonio. I ordered a…read morematcha, but unfortunately it was way too sweet for my taste. That said, the pastry was excellent( super fresh and definitely the highlight of my visit.) My total came out to about $14, which is a bit on the pricey side, but I don't mind paying it knowing it supports the students and their training. Parking is something to plan for: you only get 30 minutes free at the Kohler Garage, and the Pearl District no longer offers two-hour free parking. There is paid public parking available nearby, though. I would absolutely come back for their dinner-course meal. I've done it multiple times and love it every time. However, I'd probably skip the café drinks in the future and just stick to the pastries.

The restaurants are fabulous! What a wonderful environment for young chefs to foster their passion!…read moreThank you!

Service was amazing; the staff was very helpful. The atmosphere was relaxing as well; I would…read morehighly recommend if you need to take a proctored test.

Tactix is a place that offers computer based testing services for various certifications…read morespecifically in the information technology field. They also offer consultation for IT solutions and training services. So far I have only used Tactix because I needed to complete a certification via proctored test. The actual office of Tactix is located on the third floor and once you go in it is divided into three separate rooms lined with computers. I admit the rooms can get pretty tight when plenty of people are testing. I also think that if you offer IT training and certification that maybe you can do a better job of running cables than punching a hole in the wall. Overall this place does its job and the check in process is very quick.

Alamo Convocation Center hosts a variety of events, from athletic games to graduation ceremonies…read more The facilities are well maintained, have multiple parking lots, and you will find the typical concessions like popcorn and sausage wraps at the concession stand.

Older gym but comfortable for games just not sure that playoffs should be held here, small parking…read morelot, limited seating especially for NISD schools. Concessions are good with hot fresh popcorn in snack sized boxes but they sell sausage wraps!

I started working here after working in a strict corporate for-profit environment for a little over…read morethree years. ETS has a wonderful, inviting, and casual culture but still strives to give their clients excellent quality. I'm very happy working here. There are also plenty of dining options for lunch, neat restaurants nearby, and opportunity for growth and overtime. I hope I can stick around for as long as they'll have me.

So far I have had a bout 3 almond milk Chai Lattes (One Dirty Chai) and a Americano and a espresso…read moreshot.All have been very good. So glad to have a place within walking distance from my workplace by the Wittie. For those of you who know the Avenue B backroad,Our "alley" is parallel to Broadway between Mulberry and Tuletta and it is a treasure trove of nice little book shops,Halfprice Books,The Antiquarian Book Store,Cheever Books,WD Deli,Kiddie Park.Antique shops,salons Etc. Now finally a place to get coffee nearby!! Been missing a coffee place here since Mad Hatters left my square in like the 90's. Even cooler they offer classes here. Seems like a neat concept and It's refreshing to see a coffee academy/great place to get a cup of coffee on the square.Also they have a patio that seats 4. Next time your in the area check them out.

Thanks to all the staff and instructors at Champions. These guys are the most informed, dedicated…read moreand passionate group. They are truly dedicated to seeing each student succeed. If you're thinking of getting into real estate you need to take your required courses with them. They prepare you for success.

Champions is worth every penny! The instructors are great and they each have a different training…read morestyle. If you have no experience in Real Estate, I highly recommend taking the courses in the classroom. You might feel lost the first day but as the courses progress you will feel much more confident. The classes are designed to move quickly and teach you the information you need to pass the state and national exam. You must also study at home to become knowledgeable and ready for the exam. Recruiters from different Broker's offices come in periodically to sponsor free breakfast or lunch for the students and explain the services they offer. This is a great opportunity to begin researching which brokerage is the right fit for you. Each course covers a lot of the same material from previous courses so you will learn through studying, paying attention, and repetition. I would also suggest reading through your book at home prior to each course. It will save time and make it easier to follow along with the instructor during the class. Be prepared to take notes and highlight specific information in the books. Do not go to another school simply to save a few dollars. Remember, you get what you pay for. If you want to pass the licensing exam, Champions will set you up to succeed. Good Luck!

Gorgeous space for spiritual retreat. There is a beautiful grotto where services are held, and…read morewhere you can light candles to set intentions. There are stations of the cross around the whole area as well as several sweet religious statues with plenty of benches all around to sit for quiet reflection. There was a lovely little air conditioned indoor chapel as well that I didn't take a picture of because I wanted to be respectful of those praying. It was a lovely place patrons rightfully approach with reverence and great respect. I would love to attend a service here.

I no longer go to this place. I have given up on it. When I…read morespoke to one of the Oblate priests about the noisy groundskeepers he yelled at me, "That is NONE of your business." I told him, "well it is because I come here in good faith, expecting a place where prayerful people can reflect and meditate. A refuge from a crazy world." He gave me the superior "he knows better" treatment and then, as I turned to leave, he smiled and put out his hand for a handshake. I looked at it, looked at him. Did not shake his hand. Just shook my head. A priest trying to manipulate me and the situation. NOPE. Not buying it.