Largest shopping bags in San Antonio! This shopping center is home to many fun shops that make the…read moreBroadway North Neighborhood a pleasant place to live. Sol y Luna is renown for their margaritas, and Revolucion Coffee is a fantastic place to grab a cup o' brew. There's always plenty of parking around here, and there's even a 24 hour guard on duty to keep things safe. There's other public works of art here, like a fountain that never runs, lots of plants, a modern art piece called "Modern Dog" and a few bird baths. In the rear of the center are a few professional offices, mostly doctors offices. In the very, very back is an alleyway that allows for a quick cut through to Sunset from Terra Alta. One of my favorite things about this center, other than the shopping bags, are the cats. They run this place. They're all over the place.

Schertz Station is a brand new, mixed-use property in the San Antonio suburb of Schertz. Its…read moreresidential and commercial combination has restaurants such a Panera, CAVA, Chipotle, Piada, and more. The Collection Schertz Station is a residential housing plan of townhomes that sits behind the plaza of restaurants. Both the residential and commercial spaces are still undergoing some construction and build though there are businesses opened and housing available for leasing. Stores and other businesses expected at the Station include Home Depot, Portillo's, and more.

I prefer AI 69 Center, especially if we're talking about Barbie's Centre, but we're not. Although I…read morealways am, really. This is a pretty fantastic huge outdoor strip mall (I like saying strip) with all the big box stores that you could ever want. Okay maybe not all of them but a whole bunch of them. I'm not a big fan of big box stores, just a fan of my Barbie's big box. Would be 3 stars but it's so close to the hwy I have to bump it up for convenience. How convenient. Right off the interstate and very conveniently located. Very quick in and out I'm like when the average man is with Barbie.

Strand by me! Strand in the place where you are!…read more This is a cool shopping center located right off the corner of I-10 and Huebner. It's got a huge monument sign out in the ample parking lot. I've always felt safe here. The parking lot is well lit, and there's a nice sidewalk that takes customers from one establishment to the next. Some of the places even have spots outdoors to enjoy the weather on the wide sidewalks. The center has a Flying Saucer anchoring at one end, and a movie theater next door. There's a wide array of businesses here, usually with few vacancies. There's lots of car dealerships within a stone's throw from this spot. Accessing this spot isn't quite as easy as if it were right on the hard corner of Huebner and I-10, but it's accessible by any road that comes off of that intersection. There's plenty of ways to get in and out of this shopping center. The place is always picked up and litter free which is pretty cool!

If you don't Strand for something, you fall for anything…read more So I decided to make a Strand by reviewing this place for the first time. This is located at Huebner Oaks Shopping Center in San Antonio, around the back in the plaza itself, and this section is known as The Strand and is separate from the traditional Huebner outdoor in-the-round strop mall. This one is like Huebner, which is a very posh and enjoyable shopping center. I like to come here whenever I can because it has good memories and it's extremely well done. Barbie loves it here too and looks great here, but it can be a little bit difficult to walk around this mall with heels. Still, it's much better and more enjoyable than most strip malls, and has beautiful distant old memories for me, too.

281 & 1604 shopping center! This is a large center located…read moreat the southeast corner of one of the busiest intersections in town, the 281 & 1604 interchange. It's not as busy anymore, now that they built that huge flyover that crosses in front of this center. It's easy to access from either highway, and has lots of chain stores. The center is anchored by HEB, but also has Academy Sports and Marshall's as major tenants. There's always lots of parking with a huge lot. navigating the lot can be a bit frustrating with all the stop signs and speed bumps, and lack of signage. It's a bit dangerous pulling out from here onto the 281 northbound access road, I see accidents through here all the time. Be careful when pulling out on to the frontage road. As far as I can tell, there aren't any local independent stores in here.

It's a small shopping plaza, but it had the two shops I needed: Subway and Academy. There was…read moreplenty of parking.

This place is a New Braunfel's gem! It is located close to downtown but tucked away behind the…read moreHuisache Grill parking lot, alongside the train tracks. Kat, the owner, has an impeccable eye for timeless style that complements her passionate appreciation for one-of-a-kind, handmade items and unique brands that create beautiful, high quality clothing/accessories. Her reverence for the history behind each of the unique vintage treasures you will find here create a type of vintage magic you will not find at any other antique/salvage shop around. It is one thing to buy a vintage item because you think it is beautiful but to be able to hear the story behind that particular item turns it into a treasure. LOT 59 is my idea of boutique perfection; from the ever changing unique brands of women's apparel and locally made jewelry to the wildly unique vintage gems scattered throughout the LOT, it is a MUST STOP SHOP for anyone traveling through the NB area.

Took a macrame class and the atmosphere, the teachings and the people were great! Can't wait for…read morethe dream catcher class. Check out this store's super chic clothes!

This shop is a GEM of New Braunfels! Located on San Antonio Street in a little green cottage is the…read moremost eclectic collection of art, handmade items and gifts. Brandee (owner) and Frankie (asst. mgr ) greet everyone with a welcome when you step in the door. There are 2 entrances into the shop. One is through the front door porch entrance, and one in the back by parking lot with an ADA entrance as well. This cottage of creativity currently shares the work of 40+ artists/makers of all mediums- art, jewelry, housewares, gifts, candles & more! The stock is ever changimg with the seasons -and each time I visit I see something new. Great place to shop small and support local!

I recommend this shop for any artist that wants to sell their art. You rent your space at a very…read morereasonable rate. Good location for foot traffic across from the Rooster antique mall. I've been selling my art there for almost 2 years. Brandee will have to approve your art before you can sell there. Make an appointment with her and just take in examples of your art. It may take a few months before she has an opening.

I had always wanted to pop in here for a good shop. Most of my visits to this area of Houston St…read more were all business and not for browsing. When I did have the time, the shop was closed. The gal was very sweet to my daughter. She was very knowledgeable of many of the featured artists. She knew names, mediums, common themes, where that artist was featured in town. Girlfriend had it down. It is easy to be lured in by the bright colors and variety of art and clothing. If you love items with a San Antonio flair you will want to check this place out. From lamps, wall art, table items and clothing you are sure to find something you can't leave without. And if all else fails they have Mexican bottled Coca Cola.

Super cute store !! Took a trip to San Antonio from Houston and the lady was so nice this was one…read moreof the only stores I really wanted to go to and I'm so happy I did Really cute unique gifts and little nick nacks , would definitely recommend going to if your visiting SA !!