It was my first time since I was very young visiting SATX and I am so grateful to have visited the…read moreHistoric Market Square while I was in Texas. It was truly one of the highlights of my trip and I would highly recommend visiting to anyone in the area, and I hope to go again in the future! The parking nearby was a short walk but nothing crazy, and once we got to the Market it was shaded very well and had such a variety of stands both inside and outside of the buildings which I loved. It was a little hot outside so it was nice to be able to rotate between both areas. There was also such a great mix of stores, restaurants, snack stands, and artisans and crafts throughout. We grabbed some aguas frescas to sip on while we explored and they were delicious and a great price for how big they were. We had a big breakfast but it would be nice to try some of the many lunch spots they had throughout the market. The stores had everything but I loved the amount of talavera pottery to choose from and stocked up as much as my suitcase would allow. Prices are super reasonable as well considering these are handmade artisan pieces. I use my tazas everyday and they are the best coffee cups I have ever had. The merchants are super friendly and helpful as well. Everyone was very welcoming and made it a great experience. I hope to be back in the future!

For my trip to San Antonio, this was one of the places I was super excited to visit. Thankfully we…read morecame on a Saturday where they have Market Square Weekends from 10am - 6pm. There were food, drink, and craft vendors selling in the outdoor market which made the ambiance very lively but not too crowded, as well as live music. Unfortunately, the vendors' food was underwhelming and expensive. I was coming from California and was excited to compare Mexican street food in Texas, but the options were very bland. Esquites - $12, 5 street tacos - $18, Chicken Gorditas -$11, Agua Fresca -$10 I did enjoy looking inside the markets (don't forget there are 2 different buildings for you to do your shopping). You can find some inexpensive souvenirs mixed in with some of higher price points.

During my 4 day trip to San Antonio and Austin, the only friendly customer service I received was…read moreat this gift shop. Thank you for your suggestions on where to visit and for being respectful. We had a hard time visiting from Vegas where hospitality is everything, and the person working at this shop was the only person who made us feel as comfortable as we did at home. Everyone else we encountered in Texas from waiters to cashiers acted annoyed or unhelpful, but a quick visit to this shop on our last day really did make up for a lot.

I have to say this is a pretty nice small shop to get some souvenirs. I came out here, and will say…read morethat I saved quite a bit from this small shop compared to looking at other competitors around that would be at least a few dollars more. The staff was also great to in asking if I needed anything. Only thing is that it has the same stuff that other stores offer to, and is smaller compared to its competitors. Plus no need to wait in a long line for anything.

My daughters and I didn't think it would be wise to take a desired horse carriage ride with a…read morelightning storm swirling above us on 5.26.2025, so we took a brief walk across the plaza from the Menger Hotel. The 77T's - The T-Shirt Factory had loads of souvenirs. My youngest daughter asked if she could get a rose gold name keychain ($8.99) for her friend's upcoming birthday. My oldest found a charming gemstone pendant ($12.99). I remember the music being upbeat. The cashier friendly. The custom print t-shirt option. And the good-humored magnets on display. At one point, one of my head-bobbing daughters drifted off towards the back where there was a CBD Shop. I promptly herded her little butt back to the front. She just wanted to know what it was and we both laughed after I told her.

Over 500 designs to choose from! Two for 22 on T-shirts is unheard of downtown! one stop shop with…read morethe CBD in the back, I love the vibe of this place

Recently came here after visiting the Alamo. What a great tourist trap to get some cool…read morememorabilia. Overall, the prices aren't bad and you can find literally anything here Texas or Alamo related but the prices here are better than the gift shop at the Alamo itself.

This place is touristy all the way, so you're going to pay those prices for a whole bunch of stuff…read morethat says SA on it. I'm actually leaving a review in response to the reviews regarding poor service. My experience was the complete opposite. The girl working the store seemed to be alone, but the store was clean and everything was folded and in order. She even answered my questions regarding custom shirts and was honest enough to admit she wouldn't be able to fulfill my request due to lack of materials. Can't be mad at that.

Great venue!!! Live music and wide variety of food, gifts and good prices!!! The locals are so…read morefriendly and kind!!!

Touristy recreation of a Mexican market full of overpriced trinkets. But thoroughly fun!…read more Most of the shops sell overpriced touristy trinkets- think of lowest common denominator stereotypes of Mexico turned into tourist items- from wrestling masks to shot glasses and everything else imaginable. A few shops sell more authentic items- the old ball-and-cup toys in one shop reminded me of childhood trips to Mexico long ago. Even though not an authentic market, it's a must see for visitors to San Antonio.

We were here during the week and it was very quiet. Only a handful of stores were open on Wednesday…read morearound 5pm. Very easy to walk and browse. Love the local cats that wander around and live in some of the stores. The cats look homeless, but they are domesticated street cats. The stores have a lot of amazing locally made items - a lot of talented artists. One store - the bird and pear had fun stickers, art work and sauces, a lot of souveniers available. The prices were decent for a tourist area. There was a least one store that has a sign posted, no photos allowed in the store. Please be aware and respectful of these requests. I would love to be able to go back at some point when more stores are open.

I visited La Villita Historic Arts Village in the morning, and unfortunately there wasn't much…read moregoing on at the time. The area is charming and has some interesting historic buildings, but many of the shops and galleries felt quiet, which made the experience a little underwhelming. I enjoyed walking through the village and appreciating the architecture and atmosphere, but it lacked the energy I was expecting. I can see how it would be much more enjoyable during a special event, festival, or later in the day when more businesses are open and there are more visitors around. It's a pleasant place to stroll through if you're nearby, but I would recommend checking the hours and event schedule before visiting to get the most out of the experience.

It's easy to see why this is one of the most visited cave sites for tourism worldwide and the…read moremost-visited in Texas. It's a very well-developed cave to visit. By "developed", I mean that lighting and a path has been installed to make traversing it A LOT easier than when it was discovered. By "path", I mean smooth, textured, non-slip, paved sidewalks from one end of the tour to the other--complete with stainless steel handrails along almost every step of it. The effort it took to make a cave system this accessible is beyond commendable. At one end of one of the tours there is a long uphill slope to get out of the cavern, but you don't have to walk--they have a roller/conveyor belt that you stand on and ride to the top. The erosion-carved rocky "rooms" of the cave system defy description. They are up to 100 feet tall, 100 feet wide, and over 200 feet long, and are filled with otherworldly mineral formations that have been actively "growing" for millions of years. Photos don't do this justice. When you see it in person, it's just breathtaking. Adult-only tours would be an occasional welcome option, as a less-than-silent baby/toddler ruins the silence that the below-ground space allows. Parking is abundant, but it is not free. Even out in the spacious Texas Hill Country they decided that $10 per car was appropriate. I hate paying to park (anywhere), and in a rural setting like this, it just feels like such a shameless money-grab! I wish they'd just charge more for the tours and let us feel like parking is "free". More intensive, deeper tours for small groups that require higher effort into undeveloped parts of the caverns are offered on a limited basis. This sounds like something worth returning for.

I have been to Natural Bridge Caverns several times me moving to the US and having visitors. The…read morediscovery tour is beautiful. It is the first cavern discovered I decided this time to check the hidden wonders tour for the newest cavern. This tour is definitely not accessible. Lots of stairs down and lots of wet spots. But it is highly recommended! The tour guide was friendly saying jokes and very informative. Someone in the group asked him to rephrase for a kid brain to absorb the information. It was hilarious and the kiddo in the group was engaged and so enthusiastic about the whole deal! The cave itself is so beautiful! We spent a good hour and a half inside At the end you get the light and sound show and the fun ride out on the B.A.T the only belt assisted transport conveyor in the world to get out of the cave. Even that is a challenge for older people. It was a real fun afternoon exploring the cavern

Please email or text I got womens vneck tshirt at the front of the store qty2 for $25 one mauve and…read moreone turquoise however small is snug around breast can someone please contact me to order mediums and ship, or with a phone number or website link to order mediums love these@ love the store michelle dgoffm@yahoo.com 303-704-6462

If you go to only one gift shop in the San Antonio International Airport, I would go the Stars of…read moreSan Antonio. Most gift shops just give you t-shirts and mugs with the city on it. Stars gives you the FLAVOR...of both Texas and good ole San Antone: Colorful shirts, mugs, and plush toys emblazoned with the red, white, and blue with the lone star of Texas; a whole bunch of Día de Muertos dolls, figurines, and calaveras; San Antonio Spurs shirts, along with the usual "I've got to get my family something from San Antonio before I leave" souvenirs. I may even seen maracas and sombreros. Either way, it's the best gift shop in the airport.