There are not enough words to describe the tranquility of this place. I was in absolute awe upon…read morearriving and what truly made it even better was the people that run it. They are so welcoming, open, helpful, and kind, that I am ready to schedule an event here. Although they don't have a large designated parking lot, there's plenty of free parking in the area. They can also provide a mini bar and food vendors upon request. I both soul food and gorditas that night and it was sooo good. The possibilities are endless when it comes to this place and I'm so glad that it's a family owned spot. I think that they work with the community and you really do get to create a space not based on money but really based on the value add. Come support them or one of their events! Their art and plant selections are beautiful too.

Here at Galeria EVA, you will find local and Mexican art…read more.. as well as a venue space inside and outside for events... I attended the Green Party Rally Sun 16 Oct with Dr. Jill Stein presidential candidate as well other candidates that are running in Nov election.

This museum is free to visit. Parking can be a little challenging but doable. Seems they have…read moreplenty of events to attend. When I went they had crafts going on inside the museum and water color painting at the garden. They are very welcoming checking you in and explaining the upstairs galleries. We scrolled the galleries and were able to attend the event across the street at the park A perfect activity for a Saturday morning!

We had a lovely time at Ruby City for Mother's Day. Parking was easily accessible with available…read morestreet parking and a limited free lot down the street. Entrance to the museum was free and although the collection was small, it was colorful, interesting, and full of personality. We browsed the gallery and took pics, note: no flash photography. Directly across the street was the beautiful, well manicured Chris Park. Carefully placed concrete art benches with meaningful engraved messages were scattered throughout the park. There's also a sweet covered picnic area to relax or have a small party. Peaceful and a nice retreat. A small art building resides in the park containing a gallery of a particular artist. We thoroughly enjoyed the colorful exhibit. Forgot to mention there's an outdoor sculpture garden next to Ruby City. Super cool! Must check out. Highly recommend this place for art lovers ! Spent a few hours and had a grand time .

This seven story apartment / condominium building is in such a great location! It's right next to…read morethe Landa Library, which is the coolest public library I've ever been in. The library also has a great park surrounding it, which is perfect for the Bushnell! Across the other street, Shook, is Trinity University. You know that if you're a Trinity student, and you score one of these apartments, you've got it made. However, the average tenant doesn't seem to be Trinity students, it seems to maintain an exclusive atmosphere. The reinforced concrete structure is clad with stucco and cast stone details of Spanish Colonial Revival. The building has a roof balcony, which takes up the entire roof. It's a great location to get primo views of downtown! The elevators are nice, and fast. The grounds are well kept, and there seems to be ample parking.

This is an incredible event space in town. Check out the website for some amazing pictures and…read moremore info (www.bushnell.biz). It is across from the Landa Library near Trinity's campus. The view of downtown and hill country is amazing--especially at sunset. My husband and I got married here and it was the best place in town to tie the knot. It would be good for any special dinner or special occasion though. They have a large space on the floor below the terrace that you could do a dinner inside, and the terrace is an amazing space for dancing and/or the ceremony. The managers couldn't be more helpful and fantastic which is helpful when you don't need any more stress. They do tours of the space at sunset regularly (call for schedule), and it really gives you a great idea of how magical and breathtaking your night can be. If you are looking for the perfect space, you have to check it out. You'd never know that it is there, but if you are looking for an event space then you should!

02 May 2026…read more Attending a former boss and friend's 80th birthday. 300 or so attendees. This is quite a place. Spacious. It appears the venue can accommodate just about anything. There is an entryway where a table was set up to receive gifts and write a note in a journal. At the end of the evening, this same table held bottles of luxury room fragrances for guests to take home. There was a stage for the band, a decent dance floor. Several carving stations were spread throughout the space. Also, at least four bars staffed with competent bartenders. Expresso martinis seemed to be the drink of the night. A full bar and several beer brands were available. You can leave the indoor space to the wraparound balcony and peer into the zoo and see the city skyline. We were able to see a lady lion prowling around in her lair. If heights bother you, this might not be your thing. It's up there. The only 'miss' is the lack of signage on how to get efficiently out of the parking lot. Especially in the dark. Not straightforward. Even the valet remarked as such. Once out, we drove through several of the park trails until we hit Tuleta and out to Broadway. Getting into the place was much easier. Of course, then it was daylight.

Came here for a company holiday party and had a great time. The general consensus is the view of…read morethe city from up here is incredible. There's lots of outdoor space to mingle and the inside is also very spacious. There's a unique statue art piece at the front entrance with zoo animals at a dinner table which was intriguing. I will say it's easier to call the driver if you are getting picked up as the apps tend to be confused. Also could be solved when and if the entrance directly in front is opened in the future.

Atmosphere is boring and not at All attractive--took 1 hour…read moreto get waited on and almost as Long to get our food--very limited lunch menu and $$$.fish and chips were good but nothing exceptional for the price. Honestly don't understand why anyone would want to trek downtown for this. Parking is difficult to find and costly --another reason I hate going downtown--so many better restaurants and other private clubs with much better ambiance, certainly much better food choices and parking is not an additional cost nor issue finding.

Came here for their restaurant week event. We had such high hopes for this place because of how…read moreexclusive they were to the public on general. However, we were largely disappointed. Came here on a Wednesday evening around 630. While the layout and interior were impressive and the staff were very friendly, their dining was subpar. They were out of the octopus ceviche even though we saw only another group seated at the time and they did not provide any substitutes. The French onion soup was good and not too salty but felt that was the only reasonable option to pick as we could get the salads from anywhere. The seabass was also ok but it did taste a little fishy in my opinion. And lastly, they were also out of the chocolate cake. We were told there was a lavender cake as a substitute but much to our chagrin, they came back telling us they were out of that too. The cheesecake tasted like it was super bought and dressed in fruity compote. The only reason I'm giving them 2 stars is because their service. Not their food.

The Carlos Álvarez Studio Theater is a hidden gem within the Tobin complex. Per their website, it…read moreis a "blank canvas that is customizable for any event". This is a world apart from the Tobin. Wifey and I saw small production play and thoroughly enjoyed the venue. Note that Tobin Center garage is not available and that you cannot reserve parking in advance. Thus, you can park "live" at the nearby Tobin surface parking lot or use your phone app to find parking within a 5-minute walk. The entrance to Carlos Álvarez Studio Theater is to the left of the Tobin's main entrance. There is no "lobby", hence then name "studio theater". You can take stair or elevator a short flight up. There is small fully stocked bar. For the play, there were riser seats and perhaps 300 people in the venue. It was comfy, fun, and intimate.

We had an amazing time at Imperial ballroom my family and I enjoy the spacious clean location and…read moreamazing service.

Great place for special events. Staff is polite and willing to make your event special and…read morememorable. The ballroom is spacious and accommodating.

What a hidden little gem! I am so glad I stumbled upon this while on my walk and checking out yelp!…read moreI was so impressed with this FREE museum! Mexican Culture is so prevalent in San Antonio and I think it is so important to really explore and appreciate it. There is so much rich history and this institute does a beautiful job showcasing it. I went and there was a school group and I stayed a little close to hear the explanations of the different rooms. If you plan to go to the Towers of Americas anyway, definitely make a stop here before or after you go!

We came by on a Wednesday and there was a sign on the front door saying they were open Thursdays…read moreand Fridays from 10 am to 5 pm. We came back on Thursday after 10 am and they were not open and no sign explaining why. The outside of the building had lots of op art Frida statues staged around the structure so I did get to photograph them. I've enjoyed visiting in the past but the last two trips to S A this place has been closed.