Brian & Crystal
Things To Do
San Antonio Museum of Art
Located Downtown on the River Walk, this museum has, among many other special pieces, a unique collection of Spanish colonial art.
El Camino de San Antonio Missions
El Camino De San Antonio Missions is comprised of five unique religious and military complexes that Spanish Franciscan friars built in the 18th century. The Missions have served as religious and cultural staples over the years. Today, the San Antonio Missions includes a hike-and-bike system, created in 1993, allowing pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicle passage throughout the five sites.
Bar Loretta
One of our Southtown favorites! Excellent cocktails and great food!
The Friendly Spot Ice House
A casual, patio-style, neighborhood ice house, with a house margarita that you shouldn't pass up!
Stella Public House
This is one of our favorite places for pizza!
Stranded Coffee
Coffee, tea, and pastries. Small, but mighty! Our favorite espresso in Southtown.
Pete's Tako House
Since 1978, a Downtown favorite for Tex-Mex. On the River Walk, not far from the Museum and other restaurants, bars, and breweries.
The Hoppy Monk
For our guests who might be missing Belgium, this pub in Thousand Oaks (northern part of the city) has an excellent selection of beers—and even some Belgian beers van 't vat (on draft). Independently owned, the Hoppy Monk is from El Paso!