This place tanked in service over last month. The bartenders are slow, the food dropped in service…read moreand the last two times I went I got no service and no one was at bar. Had to go to Otto's to find better service and food sadly.

I love the creamery. It was my first time coming. Arrived around 5pm, not too packed, got a table…read moreright away. The skinny margarita was just right. I had the Cuban sandwich. It was perfect. Not too crazy big but also filled my appetite. The fries are bomb too. Our server (I believe was Oliver) was incredibly attentive and super nice! I will definitely be coming here again with more friends!

If you're looking for the ultimate place to catch every moment of the World Cup, look no further…read morethan Bar Three Twenty One. Conveniently located in the heart of downtown, just steps away from Pinkerton's Barbecue and Legacy Park, Bar 321 has become a go-to destination for soccer fans, locals, and visitors alike. The first thing you'll notice is how clean and inviting the space is. In a city full of bars, 321 stands out as one of the cleanest and best smelling establishments around. The atmosphere is relaxed, welcoming, and built for having a good time. The drink menu delivers with cold beer, creative cocktails, and happy hour specials that make it easy to settle in for the entire matchday experience. Arrive early and challenge your friends to a game of pool, throw a few rounds of darts, or test your skills on the Pop-A-Shot before kickoff. And if halftime gets a little tense, there's plenty to keep the energy high between whistles. When it comes to the World Cup experience, Bar 321 gets it right. Every U.S. Men's National Team match is shown on the big screens with sound throughout the venue, creating the kind of atmosphere soccer supporters crave. No struggling to hear commentary over a jukebox this place understands the importance of matchday. Adding to the authentic football culture is the presence of Barra 76 San Antonio, the local grassroots supporters group that proudly calls Bar 321 home. When the Stars and Stripes take the field, expect chants, passion, and a crowd that lives every moment of the match. Whether you're a lifelong supporter or just looking for a lively place to enjoy the World Cup, Bar Three Twenty One offers cold drinks, great prices, a welcoming crowd, and an atmosphere built for soccer. World Cup. Cold Beer. Big Screens. American Outlaws? Maybe. But in San Antonio, this is Barra 76 territory. Sangre Lo Que Sea, Corazón Americano.

Located in the downtown area not too from the Riverwalk, this bar is ideal for catching any game or…read moresport event. I'm visiting from out of town and I wasn't sure where to go to watch a boxing match. Thank goodness I came across Bar three twenty one! Plenty of seating and lucky for me it was not a busy night. Plenty of TV's including a huge (maybe 75 inch) in the middle. Not a bad seat in the entire bar. They have a full bar, my drunk was just ok, BUT I probably should have stuck with something more basic (I had a Henny sour). Definitely a good spot with a few arcades and a pool table. Check it out!

I believe our server's name was Kyle? He was kind and took care of us well. We took advantage of…read morethe four course restaurant well tasting menu and it was phenomenal! Not pictured but the shrimp fritters were the best corn fritters i've had in my life. The salads were robust and fresh, food came out at a great pace, our server packed our leftovers as we ate so we'd have as clean a table as possible and continually gave us fresh silverware and side plates and refilled our waters without asking every time he was there. he killed the little steps of service that completely raise the experience. he also was funny and had a sweet personality. The food was fresh and flavors interesting, very little fell short. The desserts (also not pictured) were amazing. Chocolate très leches and bourbon bread pudding. The restaurant is beautiful and sadly overlooked in my opinion. I feel the food can be hit or miss and sometimes the service too, but everything hit this night.

Industrial look and feel, very nice curb appeal but that's where the goodness stops…read more A disappointing dining experience from start to finish. On a day when the restaurant had only two occupied tables, it was difficult to understand why our food took approximately 45 minutes to arrive. Unfortunately, the delay became more understandable when we discovered our order had been swapped with the other table's. Mistakes happen, but what followed was far more frustrating than the error itself. When we politely pointed out that our order was incorrect, the staff argued with us and insisted that the dish matched the menu description. In doing so, they made claims about menu items that were simply untrue. Rather than listening to customer feedback or attempting to resolve the issue, the staff became defensive and offered no meaningful effort to correct the mistake or improve the experience. We then asked to speak to the manager and that took another 10-15 minutes for her to simply come and remove our plates from the table. As for the food, it was acceptable at best. Nothing was particularly memorable, and certainly nothing justified the premium pricing. For the quality delivered, the menu feels significantly overpriced. Good restaurants are often judged not by whether mistakes occur, but by how they respond when they do. Between the slow service, incorrect order, dismissive attitude, and mediocre food, this was a thoroughly disappointing experience and not one I would recommend for tourists or locals.

Great music, plenty of bars for fast service and cheap drinks. Deceptively big place with space for…read moregame watches and live music.

If you'd like to find a place where you can kick back, have a little drink, maybe watch a game,…read morethis place is NOT it, ESPECIALLY if you're a Black person. My first and LAST experience at McFly's left a lot to be desired. There was very little seating available during the NBA finals, which I guess is to be expected, but when I did find seating, a very rude Mexican girl slid onto the seat next to me and attempted to make more rooms for her friends to sit down. When my friend came in, we decided to move to another table to avoid any issues. Shortly after this, a Mexican male came over and purposely blocked our view of the game, and when my friend POLITELY asked if he could move over some, she was told that it was her problem that she couldn't see the television. RUDE, MUCH? Then, another male came over and inserted himself into the discussion. A 'security guard' came over and attempted to 'quiet' things, but he was clearly taking the male's side on this issue. The 'security guard' proceeded to tell me that he was told that the Black female was the aggressor. WOWWW!!! WHY do Black people have to be the aggressors in situations??? These two Mexican males were clearly with the group from earlier, and decided to disrupt the time we were trying to spend watching the game. This is one of the WORST establishments I've ever experienced, EVER. If you're a Black person living in or visiting San Antonio, stay FAR away from McFly's!!! Save your money and find another establishment to go to! One that doesn't make Black people feel unwelcomed!

If you love burgers (and fries), this is your place! Absolutely delicious, hot and fresh, burgers…read morewith a great selection of specialty toppings. Service was fast and friendly, with a causal ambience that makes it easy to stop in any time.

The burgers are great and perfectly proportionate so you are not stuffed. I like the fries minus…read morethe seasoning because it's sweet and I prefer savory. I do prefer the chips and salsa! Chips are perfectly cooked and salted. Great atmosphere for music, great food and a cold one!

Just an incredible experience at Down on Grayson! This was our first time visiting, and after…read morehearing so much about it, I had been looking forward to trying it for quite some time. I can honestly say it exceeded every expectation. From the moment we arrived, the service was excellent, the drinks were perfectly crafted, and the food was absolutely outstanding. Everything we tried was delicious, from the chicken to the carrot cake--each dish was better than the last. It's not often a restaurant lives up to the hype, but Down on Grayson absolutely delivered. We had an amazing experience from start to finish, and I'm already looking forward to coming back. I think I may have just found my new go-to spot at the Pearl!

Joe deserves a shoutout…read more We were a table of 6 (3 adults and 3 kids), and I'm fully aware we were THAT table. We asked for a million extra things, had constant drink refills, and seemed to remember something else every time Joe walked by. Not once did he seem annoyed. He was friendly, patient, and somehow always one step ahead of us--our drinks never sat empty, and he made sure we had everything we needed before we even had to ask. Good food brings you in, but great service is what makes you come back. Joe made our lunch so much more enjoyable. Thanks for putting up with our chaos!

Bartenders here are great Quick and attentive Drinks…read moreare tasty. Definitely recommend the carrajillo Good music playing. And there is a bomb mariscos truck in the back of the bar outside.

My wife and I came here on a Friday after work. It was pretty quiet at that time but became a bit…read morelively as the time went by. The bartender was very friendly and informative about their drinks. They have a menu of specialty cocktails they make as well as shots. My wife had the Just Like That which is a martini (see pictures). I had an old fashioned with Makers. Both drinks were pretty good and right balance of mix and alcohol. We also had a spicy jalapeno shot that was not too strong but really good with a good bite. There's a drink called Tony Fresca with the spicy jalapeno shot but it has Topochico added. This drink did an injustice to the shot with too much Topochico. They have a food truck outside and it is all seafood. My wife is allergic so we did not try it. However I would definitely come back for the vibe.

I love the 1 star reviews…read more The jukebox was screaming profanity? Pit money in the jukebox and change the song or shut the fuck up. The bartender ignored you? Be patient. Shit gets busy. Tip better. Build a relationship. It's a dive bar not Rainforest Cafe honey. Best hidden gem of San Antonio hands down. Don't change. Your shit is on point.

I was on a work trip and this bar was walking distance from my hotel. I love dive bars, and this is…read morea great one! The service was good. The atmosphere was fun. I'm glad I tried it.

Halftime Sports Tavern, the latest addition to San Antonio's vibrant Southtown neighborhood, offers…read morea casual dining experience with a focus on homemade brick oven pizzas and a range of craft cocktails and local beers. This new spot features 15 huge HD TVs, two pool tables and Electric Dart machine, making it an ideal place to catch all the sports action and pay-per-view specials. Halftime Sports Tavern also includes an outdoor patio to enjoy Southtown landscape. Closed on Mondays, this sports bar is poised to become a popular hangout for both sports enthusiasts and casual diners alike.

Love(d) their pizza. Closed because of failure to pay their rent. Hope it gets resolved soon.read more

Biscuit French toast - good but biscuit was very dry, needed lots of syrup to accommodate. Came…read morewith eggs which I thought was a nice touch except for the eggs were dry and completely cooled off by the time they got to us. The Texan - biscuit was dry. One egg doesn't cover how big the meal is. Also, barely any gravy. It was only ok. Blueberry jam latte - where's the blueberry? Was a normal good latte but no blueberry Lemon blueberry pancakes - amazing and fluffy. The best thing we had. Loaded tater tots - not crispy and came cooled off. Issues w reservation. Waited about 15 min to get seated even tho we head a reservation. Then we got seated 8 people at a 6 person table. Literally two people didn't even fit. Then took another 10-15 minutes to move us. Then they brought us some pastries as an apology but the whole thing was already weird. The waitress that served us after we moved to our final table was really nice and it's not any reflection on her. She did her best to make up for what wasn't her dusty to begin with but the restaurant was just really disorganized and made us uncomfortable in general. It really wasn't any communication that we would have to wait so long at first and we just kept waiting and waiting to find we were at a table too small. Then when we got seated at the tiny table they could clearly see two of us weren't even on the table and they didn't offer to move us without us having to ask.

Alamo Biscuit came up on our radar when we were looking for breakfast after a late Friday night…read morearrival in San Antonio. We had intended to search for breakfast for Saturday morning only to realize that this place was open 24/7. There were 12 of us, so we ordered a lot of food including the following, some with multiple orders: Bacon and egg taco Slider trio Classic French toast Omelette Breakfast pizza Pork belly Sweet flight Shrimp and grits Smoked sausage biscuit  We also got a few items from the kids menu: Little breakfast all day w/pancake and bacon  Little breakfast all day w/waffle and sausage  Overall, the food was your classic breakfast fare and was good. In addition to the entrees, they have a nice bakery area it's the entrance and we tried a number of pastries as well. The biggest issue that we had was that the biscuits were undercooked in the slider trio option (see pic)., making it inedible.