This is a small United club with limited hours, but their food, beverages, & alcohol offerings were…read morethe same as the larger airports. They just don't have quiet rooms, not any bathroom Facilities. Nevertheless, I was pleased other than the loud talking & cackling from the front end ladies.

Nice location, while small, was welcome as this is not even close to being a top United…read moredestination. Decent amount of seating and some fairly good food options to go along with the open bar. Staff was friendly.

***3.75*** For the most part, a fairly decent sports bar,…read morelocated in San Antonio's Airport. Its a bar so yes, it packs a crowd. I was sitting at a high top that seated 3 because the bar and small dining tables were occupied. I saw a group of 4 come in and one person got up from the bar, so I aksed my waiter if I could move to the bar and allow the group to have my high top. He agreed and I moved. The bartender started annoying me because she told me I had order from my waiter get service before she would serve me. I cant tell you how annoyed I was to have to flag down the 1 waiter servicing the dining room to get a drink and a salad at the bar. I will probably not visit here on my next trip. The salad was OK. You cant really mess up beer unless it is hot or flat.

This was the most underwhelming spot in a airport that you could ever think of. The spot is…read moreliterally a whole in the wall. The bar is tiny and seats are limited. Service isn't much to write about. They want you in and out....no time for small talk. The menu isn't to bad and I have no complaints about my cheeseburger and onion rings....all basic bar options. I will say my small Cosmo and Cheeseburger cost the same price $11 and the Cosmo really was just vodka with a splash of color.....very little flavor.

Great service to the Arm Forces Staff is very friendly and…read morehelpful they go out of their way to give you the right answer Place is clean

I feel guilty giving a nonprofit 3 stars, especially one like USO; however, when I'm comparing this…read morelocation to the many others I've been to, I can't quite give this place a fair 4 stars. This USO is the tiniest facility I've been to and also has the worst hours. Their hours are unpredictable because they are reliant on volunteer hours (as with all USOs). This location should be open 8am to 4pm but may open/close earlier/later depending on volunteer availability, so the hours are more of a suggestion than fact. I don't know how the other USOs have been able to keep such successful outputs of volunteers, but this USO hasn't been able to achieve that. On top of that, they're also the tiniest USO that I've been to and the most minimal. There are reclining couches with a TV and some snacks/drinks, which is nice and a restroom that's not too far away. Again, I always appreciate USO for all the services rendered by volunteers and the generous donations. I took off points more so to have a fair assessment when comparing USOs in general.

Nice breakfast and coffee place that is part of St. Anthony' hotel…read more Food and coffee were both excellent. In addition to the French Brioche toast, we had the breakfast tacos. Egg and chorizo had more chorizo than egg. Pork belly and egg was more balanced. Both tacos were overstuffed ( a positive). Highly recommend, especially if you are staying at the St. Anthony

I do not know why there is not a line outside the door of this restaurant. Every bit of our…read moreexperience at Anacacho was wonderful, from the quick, very friendly waitress, to the fabulous food, everything was wonderful. Our waitress was lovely. She was so friendly and did not miss a beat. Another waitress came at one point to fill our waters, she noticed it, and she complimented the other waitress and thanked her. To me, that is teamwork, and I love that vibe. The tables are smaller with some longer ones in the back, so we were barely able to fit 3 dishes on it, but the dishes are smaller but pack so much flavor and joy. We got the Big Red Barbacoa tacos, grilled skewers, and the Pork Belly tacos. With each bite I understood more and more why it was a James Beard semifinalist for best new restaurant this year. $9 a taco? Yes. And I would pay it again without hesitation. We enjoyed the pork belly taco the most, and what I loved is that we weren't chewing into a fat cap. This pork belly was tender, moist, perfectly seasoned and the slaw was perfect to cut through the rich pork belly. The Barbacoa tacos were also very good To Barbacoa tacos were filled to the brim with Barbacoa, and I loved the slight sweetness from the Big Red in the tortilla. I needed that pickled radish and the salty cheese to balance the meat, and it was delicious down to the last bite. The grilled skewers were also very good, especially the Wagyu, and I just loved how simple yet perfectly balanced the sauces were and how they complimented the meats without overpowering them. I honestly like the chicken more than the pork belly, but my kiddo ate that pork belly so fast I barely got to eat one! Perfectly crispy, not greasy, just a great end to our meal. We also got the Daylight cocktail which was such a refreshing cocktail during the day, tart and crisp and simple. I could drink that cocktail all day everyday! And the espresso martini looked divine, but I just couldn't have caffeine this late in the day. Anacacho was so good that we are heading over there now to grab some breakfast and coffee. Their corn tortillas were thick and strong and carried the weight of the inside of the taco nicely, and they have breakfast tacos that are calling our name along with some gluten free pastries too! The waitress was very well versed in gluten allergy concerns, and they also have a GF modified French Toast...yes please! Anacacho is a perfect place for some small bites, cocktails, and delicious food. The 3 dishes we got were PLENTY for all 3 of us to share and kept us full for hours. What an excellent experience! We cannot wait to come back!

Update to first review below, rating updated from a 3 to a 5 star (drinks & bartender would get 10+…read morestars if we could rate that high): Saturday night: Went back for after dinner drinks at the Downstairs (a "speakeasy" throwback, look up the history of the place to see why). Drinks were AMAZING! Bartender Rob made the best Negroni I've ever had. I asked him to use whatever gin he thought best--result was an artistic smooooooth full-bodied drink. Told him when I was done I'd lick the glass if it wasn't considered so uncouth for a 'mature' lady like myself to do so Hubby's Buffalo Trace bourbon old fashioned was also outstanding. Rob was the bartender last night who did such a great job, and his work was even better tonight. We highly recommend The EsquireTavern for excellent cocktails. We love the long wood bar and high copper ceiling upstairs, but love the intimate speakeasy atmosphere downstairs even more. We'll definitely be back every time we're in San Antonio! First review, Friday night: Drinks were great (Manhattan and Bourbon Old Fashioned). REAL drinks, no complaints at all about those. And the bartenders were very friendly and helpful. Those aspects of the Esquire get 5+ stars from us. But the appetizers were not good, close to inedible. It was about 8:30pm or so, so maybe they were getting ready to close out the kitchen but the chalupitas with chicken tasted like rubber, and no flavor at all. The seafood platter had something in it that was breading with shell inside, but no meat of any kind. We couldn't figure out what it was supposed to be. The shrimp was good and the fish was good but those other things... We'll always love the drinks, the long wooden bar, and the ambiance at the Esquire Tavern, but we'll eat somewhere else and come here for before or after dinner drinks. (See update above to this review for when we returned the next night for after dinner drinks.)

Drinks good price but nothing special. Super sweet on the bexar hug and French 75…read more Food was overcooked and mediocre. Au just super salty. Service slow and lacking. Riverwalk restaurants pretty much suck, and for sucker tourists maybe. Haven't had a good experience yet.

I made a reservation for Valentines day and took my husband and my parents to Ruths Chris Steak…read moreHouse. It was a very busy day, full of traffic so we arrived a few minutes past our initial reservation (they give a 15 minutes grace period). I was relieved that Valet was included when you dine here so that took a lot of the headache of finding parking in downtown San Antonio. Service and Food: Our service and the food was swift and taken with great care. Our server was fantastic and really did a great job helping us figure out what to order for someone who was dining here for the first time. Our waiter even recommended my father who is peculiar about his steak (liked it rare, but the outside to be crispy) to order his steak Pittsburg Style which he ended up loving. My waiter was even kind enough to hand craft me my own Sangria when I noticed it wasn't on the menu. The food was absolutely amazing but overall I think our waiters great service really made our evening enjoyable. Im unsure if this was intentional but we noticed the staff was always considerate in making sure the ladies orders were taken first and served first before the men. It was a thoughtful gesture which was appreciated. Additionally the manager checked on each guest which was also nice to see. Overall, it was nice to see my family enjoy their dinner together. I would recommend Ruths to anyone who wants to celebrate a special occasion or just have a nice evening out in downtown San Antonio.

San Antonio has world-class steakhouses--unfortunately, this isn't one of them anymore…read more As a Local Guide whose Google photos have over 80 million views, I visit a lot of restaurants, and it pains me to say that Ruth's Chris has noticeably slipped. We stopped in for a business dinner expecting prime service and top-tier execution. While the steaks themselves were properly cooked, the rest of the meal fell completely flat. The appetizers and sides had a pre-made, mass-catered quality--closer to a chain like Chili's than a high-end steakhouse charging premium prices. Service was sluggish throughout the night. San Antonio's steakhouse market is wildly competitive right now. With so many incredible local spots delivering exceptional food and flawless service at this price point, Ruth's Chris simply isn't keeping up. Unless dragged back for a work function, I won't be returning.

Skyplace is the fixed-based operator (FBO) at the San Antonio executive airport. We stop-off here…read moreon our way from Indianapolis to refuel, on our way down to Mexico. The lounge inside is very nicely done, with plenty of snacks and refreshments available. The restrooms are also consistently clean.

Bartender Hector makes the Bloody Mary mix fresh daily and it is delicious! No tabisco sauce…read moreneeded. It already comes with a lil kick. All fresh ingredients. Oh, and ask him for the cinco sandia, watermelon with vodka...also fresh and awesome! Cork Bar is also in an awesome hotel. Enjoy your stay and have a drink and a meal. Also right on the river walk.

While the decor is nice and the service is great. The drinks were not. I had the Texas Sunset which…read morecompared to my husbands Cork Bar Punch (yuck) it was tolerable. I like sweet rum drinks and neither one of these were sweet. The drinks were also on the small side.