A really great collection of shops!…read more New Age & Crystal Shop: Filled with crystals, natural-fabric clothing, and unique spiritual finds. Western Wear: Great selection of graphic tees, clothing, and cowboy boots. To-Go Drinks: An insane alcoholic slushie spot with massive XL cups you can take on the go! Francesca's: Always has the absolute best sales. A total must-stop if you're visiting this lovely city!

San Antonio y'all gotta do better with your mall. I don't know who you're attracting. I feel like…read morethe stores should be updated. There is a large amount of people that come here for travel and this is a miss!!!! A great place to build. The stores are lame. Most stores have sales seasonally they are mainly chain stores. The selection is limited to food drinks and kids maybe tour stuff,.....not any real shopping stores happy shopping!

Good dressing room to try on clothes. Monica at the front check out went above and beyond to help…read moreme figure out my complicated order. I appreciated very much her help even when I was rushed and crabby. She was fantastic. Found some amazing dresses.

The prices are still very high AND I recently compared their "discount " to other stores selling…read morethe exact Birkenstock sandals I wanted, there was no difference in their discount compared to all the area stores. Clothing is not very attractive and very blah only the fact they are designer brands Not impressed with any of their many products they sell from luggage, purses, make up, clothing, even toys upstairs Not worth the effort and don't get why so many ppl do come. Customer service is also nothing to brag about.

Everytime me or family goes to Macy's they nearly always able to find what they are looking…read more Customer service is always helpful and available.

I went into Macy's today to pick up an order I made a week ago. Walked up to the front desk and…read moresaid I was here to pick up an order. Lady at the desk ask for an order number and I then realized I didn't have my phone to look it up. Miss Ruby then went above and beyond to help me look for what i ordered. She started checking her computer and after that failed she then went to the back to look for it just using my name. After a few minutes she found it and brought it to me. Thank you so much Ruby you're the best.

Nordstrom at La Cantera is one of the nicest locations around. The store is incredibly clean,…read morebeautifully laid out, and everything was in stock. I ended up needing some help finding a specific size, and the salesperson went above and beyond to grab what I needed.

Was invited to the Beauty Trend Event, the Skinfluence Festival last Friday, March 13 from 5-8pm…read more Holly Hoffman, the Store Administrator informed me of this specific event and Kay Soria had notified me of the 15% off Beauty sale from March 9-March 15, 2026. I RSVP'd and attended the festive event. I checked in and received a raffle ticket. You could see how they cordoned off the Beauty section as only guests w/RSVPs were allowed in the event. I could see different sections where they had demos for makeup, hair, skin, eyebrows, skincare and perfume. Angel saw me looking towards the first stop which featured Concealers and Setting Sprays by MAC & Charlotte Tillbury. She assisted me then passed me off to Lauren who helped apply some products and give tips. I showed her a list of my makeup which she had some in stock but had to ship others. When Lauren was applying my makeup, Angel was so sweet and brought me a Margie when I said "I should have a drink!" Lauren did great as she had to color-match me from several lines. She helped me find some products. Jordan from MAC came by and suggested a hydrating spray and the order of applying skincare since she said she was an Esthetician. She was bubbly, friendly, helpful and very positive! She was even giving me hugs & high fives! Now that's the Nordstrom service I'm used to! They had a DJ, Cotton Candy Margaritas, Bottled Water, Coca Cola, Charcuterie Bites, a cheesy Mac n Cheese type of dish and festive cake bites. I went to the Jo Malone section and a rep showed some fragrances. The DJ music was so loud so I walked out to get another drink and bites and came back to the Lancome station looking for a product and was helped by a woman holding raffle tickets. The main rep was busy so she helped shade-match me. I had to order online since that product was out of stock. Then she walked me towards the fragrance section. Another rep helped me as I was looking for Jasmine scents. She offered Diptyquem, Gucci, Good Girl Jasmine & Tom Ford's Jasmine. They didn't have samples for Good Girl & Tom Ford so she said to check Sephora. While checking out the scents, I heard my name being called for the raffle so I excitedly showed up to get my prize! Yay!! I went back to the fragrance rep and asked her about the Estee Lauder perfumes so she walked with me there. I was interested in a Gardenia scent so I asked if I could have a sample? She said sure and walked away. I sat for awhile waiting for her until the Estee Lauder rep told me she thinks she ended her shift?? The rep made me a sample. I thought that was inconsiderate and just a "Someone will help you momentarily..." or something to that effect would've been nice. Usually Nordstrom reps are mindful and respectful of my time. At least the Estee Lauder rep followed thru. The Beauty Trend Event was nice on a Friday evening as they're usually on a Saturday when everyone's shopping and it can get quite hectic. It was a pretty fun event and the theme of raffle stations where you can try different products was a great idea. I hope someone sends me a list of demos next time so I can prepare and check out products and reviews ahead of time. I like the convenience of being able to pick up items at Nordstrom Rack since there's one near me vs. driving all the way to Nordstrom La Cantera.

I love grocery/ toy/ everything shops! And this one is epic. Entering Teso Life is a vibe. The…read moredisplays are amazing and the fact that you can see what models look like fully constructed is a plus. The variety of games, toys and building sets is also impressive. It was very hard to not grab everything I saw. And then there's the whole rest of the shop. The snack aisles were very well stocked and there were some great deals on certain items. Now the line was the unfun part and took a good amount of time to get to the front of, but service was quick and courteous. And there was a lot of things to look at (and maybe add to your cart haha) as you navigated the line.

Teso Life is a must for me! I visit at least once per week admittedly. They have a wide array of…read morefun and practical Japanese household items. Everything from cutesy blind box collectibles, to kitchenware, to cosmetics, you can find just about everything you need or want! Everything is reasonably priced in my opinion. If you're not familiar with Japanese products, I strongly recommend checking this place out! And if you're concerned about reading the labels, just use Google translate! Some days it gets extremely busy but they do a great job of keeping the checkout lines moving quickly. They have a points system as well so dont forget to sign up!

If I hear or read one more person say this is nice for this part of town I'm going to scream…read more People really think this side of town is bad vs north side? Wake up call....robbers and people who steal, and people who make you feel uncomfortable are on every side of town. This Marshall's is the same as the others. Workers are nice. Good mix of goods. So if your one of those people mentioned above please stay where you think it's better.

I've been to a hand full of the other Marshalls locations where I have seen a very unkept messy…read morestore at those in the north side. HOWEVER I normally don't come to this location but will be moving forward because of its cleanliness and great selection. I can't speak for clothes but regarding beauty selections I highly recommend.

*EXPERIENCE DURING CORONAVIRUS*…read more Going to the grocery store has quickly turned into my least favorite thing to do since the stay at home order by the city. That is why this Target location has been my go-to when we are in need of a couple of grocery items. Compared to other stores, Target has wide hallways where you can actually keep your distance from other customers. This location is never too busy, so you can get in and out pretty easy. The staff has always been super helpful and they clorox wipe all the shopping carts ahead of time. Toilet paper is something you will definitely not find at this Target location, but their produce area is really well stocked. Thank you to all the staff for always being so kind and working during these tough times. We appreciate you!

Went there to purchase a mini refrigerator. This complaint…read moreis not about the mini refrigerator--it is a great product. My concern is about the customer service I received. When I arrived at the refrigerator display, I needed assistance moving the unit to the front of the store. I am 74 years old and was not willing to risk injuring myself by moving it alone. I saw an employee walking nearby and said, "Excuse me." He turned and looked directly at me, and I raised my hand to get his attention. Despite clearly seeing me, he continued walking without acknowledging me or asking whether I needed assistance. I asked my wife whether she had seen what happened because I could not believe that he had completely ignored me. What should have been an enjoyable purchase became a frustrating and upsetting experience. I then approached another employee named Daniella and asked for help taking the refrigerator to the front and loading it into my vehicle. She was very kind, attentive and eager to help. When I described the employee who had ignored me, she identified him as Gilbert from the electronics department. At my request, a manager named Chris came to speak with me. I explained what had happened and told him that Gilbert's behavior was discourteous and completely uncalled for. I eventually purchased the refrigerator and received the assistance I needed, but none of that assistance came from Gilbert. I remained upset on the drive home because of how I had been treated at Target that evening. Please counsel Gilbert about the importance of acknowledging customers and treating them with basic courtesy and respect. Employees should understand that older customers may genuinely need assistance with heavy merchandise. If this behavior continues after management has been made aware of it, then management must also accept responsibility for allowing it.

This Marshall's location has been recently renovated to add HomeGoods. This is by far my favorite…read morelocation to shop at. It is always clean, the staff is polite, and you will always find a good deal. They already have their fall & halloween decor out. The HomeGoods part of the store is fantastic and you lose track of time just looking at everything. Everything is well organized. I did ask to see if they had any jewelry or accessories and the sales associate pointed me to a VERY limited selection. For example, one or two bracelets.

My go to store, whenever I see one. This Marshals was well stocked with merchandise. I like the…read morecheckout line system. It is fair and there is no danger of being behind a slow person returning something.

It was so wonderful having La cantera in San Antonio I and…read moremy family have enjoyed In fact, we love you .

So many shops to visit!…read more From high end brands to more common retailers, this mall has it all. You can easily spend all day here shopping, but as this is an outdoor mall in south Texas I'd recommend coming earlier in the day during the summer to beat the heat if you're not good with hotter temperatures. It'll also ensure you get a parking spot since parking is normally pretty atrocious with La Cantera's popularity. There are some pretty good restaurants to choose from interspersed with places to grab a quick bite, but since there isn't a traditional food court here, restaurants are spread along the main strip of the mall. It's also worth noting that since Six Flags Fiesta Texas is right next door, traffic leaving the area in the evening can be a hassle if you don't plan accordingly. There's a reason so many locals recommend La Cantera to those visiting San Antonio, and as a local myself, I agree it's worth the trip if you can make it.

When I drove into the area back on May 25, 2025, I was taken aback by how much this area of San…read moreAntonio had changed. The street that I remember driving in front of the Alamo many years ago is now non-existent! I am really digging the Alamo Plaza, though. From what I understand, the plan is to make it entirely pedestrian-friendly - no more vehicular traffic. Thus, much of the surrounding area is still under construction, but most areas in front of the Alamo are safe. This plaza is not the same as the Plaza de Valero, which is in front of Menger Hotel. Just ensure to wear loose, breathable clothing and drink plenty of water on the really warm to hot Texas days... a young lady in a tour group I was in passed out and hit her head on the concrete of the plaza. She (or rather her boyfriend) refused medical attention. I don't know if she's okay now, but it seemed serious at the time. PARKING I think your best bet with all the ongoing construction would be at the Rivercenter Parking Garage. TIP The building west of the Alamo will be the new Alamo Visitor Center and Museum. A grand opening for 2027 has been slated.

Sometimes, the grounds outside an attraction are more interesting than the attraction itself. This…read moremay very well be the case for the Alamo Plaza. While the Alamo itself is rich in history, I prefer people-watching myself. And boy howdy, is there people watching here! While on my visit, I was enjoying a dish of ice cream, curtesy of one of the shops along the street, when I was able to get my fix of religion. There was a street preacher, or perhaps someone who just wanted to be a street preacher, yelling out scripture and nonsense. It didn't take long for him to be escorted to the end of the street by the police officers who where there patrolling on their bikes. Too bad, I was ready to repent and convert. The plaza provides lots of shade with several large trees and a little bit of seating on benches and concrete walls surrounding the landscape. Most of the shops along the street are geared toward tourists (souvenir shops, overpriced oddity museums and some eateries.) It's worth a visit for a while, but you might find better, less expensive options, a few blocks away.