I attended my sister's wedding here and the atmosphere was great! We enjoyed every bit it had to…read moreoffer, the only issue was that the restrooms were not working properly and left us having to leave early

My daughter and I recently visited the San Antonio Glasshouse, as she is in the very early stages…read moreof searching for a wedding ceremony and reception venue. Driving up to the venue, it was nice, but it didn't have quite the "wow" factor that the online photos and videos had led us to expect but it was the customer service that was the biggest disappointment of our visit. We had a scheduled appointment to tour the venue with a staff member. Throughout our entire meeting, she remained seated and wore sunglasses the majority of time. She never offered to walk us through the property or show us the different areas of the event space. Although she had printed pricing sheets sitting in front of her, she initially told us that all of the pricing was available online. While that is true, my daughter eventually had to ask for one of the printed sheets that was already on the table. Since we are just beginning the planning process and had not yet selected a wedding date, we understood that an exact quote could not be provided. However, that should not have prevented us from receiving a proper tour of the venue and learning more about what it has to offer. I eventually asked if I could walk to the ceremony area in the back of the property. The GlassHouse Staff Member said I could, but she did not accompany me or provide any information about the space. As I walked through the ceremony area, I realized it simply wasn't the atmosphere or experience we were looking for. We drove a considerable distance specifically to tour this venue, so the lack of engagement and hospitality was disappointing. A venue tour should leave prospective clients excited and inspired. Instead, we left feeling like our appointment was an inconvenience. During our conversation, the staff member also mentioned that the venue is already booking events into 2028. Congratulations on your success--that certainly speaks to the venue's popularity. However, every prospective client deserves the same level of attention and professionalism, regardless of where they are in their planning journey. Based on our experience, this is not the venue we will be choosing for our daughter's wedding/reception.

In the old Original Ice Factory spot, it's nice inside with good coffee options. Service: staff…read morewill recommend something to you if the names for the drinks don't sound familiar. It's coffee, you'll find something in there that you'll want to come back for. There are games and books to loiter around with. Cute place

My friend and I tried this cute, aesthetic coffee shop last week and as soon as you walk in...it's…read moresuch a vibe! The outside doesn't scream coffee shop , in fact it's kind of an "IYKYK" type places because it's right in plain sight and I passed it for awhile before knowing what it was. Thanks to the San Antonio coffee fb group for all of the recommendations! They have a pretty expansive menu as well as plenty of delicious looking baked goods ! They have some cbd options too but I didn't try any of those. I tried the iced texas Star - flavorful and great espresso flavor. I do wish they used smaller ice cubes so the drink would last just a tiny bit longer. I also tried their chocolate croissant. Good, but would've been better warmed up! I don't remember if they offered that. My friend had the matcha and she loved it. They recently got a new matcha and she was worried because she loved the other one but was pleasantly surprised how smooth and delicious this one was as well. I definitely need to go back and try their matcha as well as other menu items because everything sounds so good. 1 star taken off because it is very hard to navigate with a stroller which is a bummer because I know tons of moms that love to venture out and find new coffee shops. On the plus side, clean restrooms with a changing table which is hard to come by!

I love how this once abandoned brewery has been transformed into a vibrant center of activity…read more This places is a thriving residential community, a dinning destination with many delicious options and a shopping hub with some cool shops. Being at the end of the River Taxi run makes this convenient for tourists. Another reason for people to choose San Antonio for business and pleasure travel.

I don't drink, so there's nothing appealing to my taste. $3.00 for a simple doughnut and $2.25 for…read morea cookie the size of a silver dollar. I don't get the hype or the hoopla! Ditch the Pearl and stick to the Riverwalk! STICK TO THE RIVERWALK! YES!!! JUST STICK TO THE RIVERWALK!!! DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME UNLESS YOU LIKE EXPENSIVE BEER!

Beautiful venue hidden in the Castle Hills area of San Antonio!…read more Driving there you would not expect this property and green space to be here. The driveway is a little confusing but once you pull in there is parking in the back. There's an old home as the main venue, a large courtyard and a smaller building in the back with huge windows and glass garage doors that can open all the way for an indoor/outdoor spot. They were hosting a candlelight concert which is a series and the staff were great at directing everyone where to go and help with getting food and drinks they were offering.

Went to Veranda for a luncheon event…read more Food was bad. Cold, hard rolls. Salad had been sitting out for a while and was wilted. Had half a teaspoon of dressing on it. Only had sweetened iced tea which was not labeled as sweetened. A diabetic friend had some and her blood sugar soared. Not good. Entree and sides ok. Apple dessert was pretty with edible gold. Just ate the apples. Crust was not tasty. Spice of Life is the caterer. Not sure if you have a choice of caterers when you go there.

This place is awesome. Smoothly, cool ambiance. Perfect cocktails. Right on music. Right in the…read moremiddle of everything in King William. Extremely personal service.

From the owner: Nestled in the heart of San Antonio’s historic King William district, The Jewel is an elevated…read moreexperience where live music, handcrafted cocktails, and local art come together in a refined yet inviting atmosphere.

One of my friends set up to sell in Le Purge - a chic curated clearance boutique - at Ivy Hall. Yet…read moreagain, this venue impresses me with its versatility. Last time I was here, I was just visiting, so everything was a blank slate. Today, they were set up as a garage sale type venue. Their staff (invisible yet present) had set up a large tent outside with heaters to keep us shoppers warm in the 35 degree and drizzly morning. I can't wait for The Monty to open its restaurant... which must be soon because contractors are working in there as we speak!

Attended the charcuterie class today. We got two pours of wine and a lesson on charcuterie board…read morecreation. I learned that I need to make it look like I spent 5 seconds making it. Also learned about flavor pairings and composition. Overall, totally worth it! Can't wait to come back!

Freight is such a great gallery space! They've really transformed Gallito Studios, and made it a…read moreclean, well lit, easy to navigate art space! The place has really opened up their space- it used to be crowded with a maze of tight cubicles of gallery and studios. Now, it's a wide open central gallery, with studios and smaller galleries off to the sides. In the front, they now have a coffee shop! Cool! In the back, they've paved in the side and back yards, where bands set up, and additional galleries can be found. All of the art is local, handmade, and ranges in media. Some of the art can not be purchased, as they are installation pieces. The art here is all reasonably priced, and there's a great variety of artists and vendors selling cool stuff. This place gets hopping for Second Saturday, a monthly art walk that centers around the galleries by the train tracks at South Flores. The art is just part of the scene- check out the live music too! Budding artists can rent space here to do their art, and sell it when they have events. Other than Second Saturday, you might need to book an appointment to come by many of the artists' galleries, but it seems that coffee is served all day.

I always loved Kimura. Then I heard they were opening up inside of Freight...and my love grew!…read more I frequent the breweries in the area, and now have ramen down the street! Same great taste! Awesome/artsy location! Staff was super friendly and service was great!

Thank you, Valentino for Amazon service. Great food! GeKamole yes so good…read more Such nice people, friendly atmosphere and good drinks

Great atmosphere and awesome food. I'm here with my family from out of town, and couldn't have…read morefound a more amazing place to eat. Valentino was our server and was very attentive.

I really love to hangout at Los Patios. It's close to home and has a few choice eateries that…read morewe've enjoyed. The grounds are friendly and we ride (or run past this location) along the Salado Creek Greenway. During the mornings you can grab a Mexican coffee, at Cafe Olla, or latte, at Comfort Care or Naco 210. The grounds are also administered by the Blue Heron Recovery Group, which manages opportunities for folks in recovery. Los Patios is a pretty location surrounded by live oaks. It's quiet, peaceful, and calm. Whether you're eating or passing through, the location provides great respite from the summer sun or the busy-ness of the city. Worth a visit if you're looking for tranquility and shade.

Beautiful surroundings that is the home to several businesses including restaurants Comfort Cafe…read moreand Naco 210. Don't forget to get some coffee at Cafe Olla. It is peaceful and serene. Check out the vegetation. Lots of bamboo behind Comfort Cafe.

First time here rooftop bar & bites a wonderful place beautiful ambience, beautiful photos can be…read moretaken out on the rooftop deck at sunset, service was very warm, sat at bar David was phenomenal!!! Our food was delicious phenomenal!!!! Such a nice spot!

During our recent stay at the Thompson San Antonio, we explored the dining options at this…read morerestaurant for all 3 meals. One of the reasons we picked this property was the vegan on-property options. Let's get to the bads, since they overshadowed the experience - dinner service was supeeeer slow. Their main attraction, the lamb was not available but they did offer shawarma from their lunch leftover which we got. And it was bad. Pita had a stink of bad oil, it was stale and the meat was dry. Lunch salad was disappointing as well. The goods - breakfast was good. Prompt service and menu has something for everyone. The dips from dinner menu were really good as well as the potato's didn't disappoint. Their main attraction vibe is good and the stuff seemed okay too.