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    Famous bridge where you can leave a lock with message!
    Aron N.

    What a great idea!!!!! I saw this on YouTube and it ended being less than 10 mins walking. It's a beautiful way to say "I love you" to your special someone!!! I left my our names on a lock with date. If you come here it's under the metal box!!!!

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    Tabitha D.

    Great for locking in a memory and wish or a goal. It's not a long bridge but it's right above the river and sits perfectly hidden in the downtown San Antonio area.

    Kelly Z.

    Super cute area! It is a small bridge and you have to go through a street to get there but you can definitely see it from the main street! I love how there are tours that goes under this bridge and it's so funny to see them talk and interact with the people on the bridge.

    Nina D.

    Come with a lock and pick a spot to lock in your love! Absolutely love this!! I came here with my husband and we had to use our navigation to find it. Was with the walk from the Alamo, along the Riverwalk, to the Love Lock Bridge. Two sides of the bridge has thousands of locks. So many different locks and all are so very unique. It's amazing looking at the different locks. It a very memorable moment for us both. Definitely something romantic to do.

    Dana Bauer sr. Locking it down. Lol
    Denise L.

    My Love... Thank you. Muah ... Best walk ever!(; Dana dnd Denise forever. Fun time and romantic too.

    Full of love
    Angel S.

    Our own version of the one in Paris! Cool place to visit on a date for sure. Near the Riverwalk Hotel and in front of a chapel. Great place for photos and to just take in the love energy. If you take the boat tours they explain more of the history.

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    R S.

    So cute and love that our city has this bridge. We celebrated our 35 year anniversary and we had to walk out to leave our lock. Have recommended to our friends and family.

    Sergio H.

    My wife and I had been wanting to stop here as we heard about this bridge some time ago. Finally today on our anniversary we did. There was cute little scenery on both sides. Many locks and memories from other people. NOTE !!! Google and other maps kept saying this place was permanently closed, but we were able to find it perfectly fine. There is however some work the city is doing right next to it but it does not block or prohibit the area. So check it out with your partner !

    Tanja N.

    The Riverwalk itself seemed quite romantic, and than we stumbled upon Love Lock Bridge, just a short walk from the Courthouse and the Cathedral. At this point probably most of the larger cities have a one of those, but this one being above the actual river does reminds on the European versions and the most popular being in Paris. I probably wouldn't go out of my way to visit it, but it is a nice attraction on the way to the Cathedral.

    Jandy A.

    Found out about this bridge from the Go Rio tour guide and immediately knew my husband and I had to put our lock on this bridge. We recently tied the knot about 8 months ago and thought this was a cheesy-cute activity to do together Highly recommend!

    Nicki K.

    Because of the Go Rio Cruises and learning about the San Antonio Riverwalk, we were educated about the Love Lock Bridge! Thank goodness! I just know it was close to the hotel. We asked the concierge. Luckily one of them knew. The other had no idea haha. It's only 2 blocks away!! It's not that noticeable but it's on a bridge that is not visible from the main streets. It is right in front of a Mexican restaurant which I totally forgotten the name of it. The street adjacent to it is blocked off so there is no incoming or outgoing car traffic. Like Paris and Seattle, The San Antonio Love Lock Bridge is a bridge where you put a lock on it with your lover's name and throw a key into the river. We saw several locks with combinations instead which defeats the purpose of the Love Lock Bridge hehe. It is a great photo opportunity and really IG worthy. 116/2019

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    Unique and easy to find. The amount of locks is very impressive and there's still plenty room for more.

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    Great find! Fun couples activity. It is said if you put add a lock with someone your love will last forever.

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    3 years ago

    Cool place , we actually flew here just to place our locks !! And to eat the best Tex mex I EVER HAD!!!

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    It's a bridge with locks. Super cool place to make a wonderful memory. Make sure you bring a lock and a nice sharpie marker!

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    Nice place to visit and put your love lock.Definitely cleaned up and looks good. Definitely a place to stop if your around.

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    9 years ago

    Just like Paris and Seattle, San Antonio has their very own Love Lock Bridge, where lovers can vow their eternal love to each other.

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    Meatopia Texas - After party

    Meatopia Texas

    4.4(7 reviews)
    1.6 miTobin Hill

    Like the food nerd that I am, I researched all 32 participating chefs weeks before the event. I…read moreconcentrated on their culinary training, foods they like to eat themselves, & heritage even. This was my Superbowl! I needed to know stats to build a game plan. I made notes and drew out plans of attack. I went over it many times with my eating assistant (aka my husband) and felt confident that we would be able to hit up every station, take great photos, try all the amazing food, & chat with the chefs. November 3rd... Game Day - Meatopia was finally here. I was pumped! We arrived at 11:58am. Easily found parking off Grayson. Crossed the street to the event area and was immediately accosted by the wonderful aromas of grilled and roasted meats....aahhhh...happy dance! Butterflied carcasses, organ meats, musicians, the media, foodies, chefs & assistant chefs galore...water stations, beer stations, food stations... it was a lot to take in at once. I started to take pictures of where we entered - by the big yellow Pearl can. My "assistant" was supposed to trail after me and help take notes, carry my bags etc. Next thing I know, he's in my frame and was heading towards the food like a hypnotized man. He was grabbing lamb chops, quail, ribs, chicken feet and was devouring everything like the Tasmanian Devil. Dude...we had a plan!!! So I spent the next few hours sampling like crazy without having a clue as to what I was eating exactly. My husband would dash off, grab something & dash back to me with several offerings. "Honey, which station did these come from?" I'd ask. "Don't remember," he'd reply in between greedy bites and satisfied sighs. Oy vey! Each portion was very generous. Some beautifully garnished. All tasting pretty darn good! Overall, I don't remember any clunkers. There were some standouts for me such as the lambs chops by HEB, sigsig by Chef Paul Qui, the breast, shoulders, knees, and toes of chicken by Chef Ford Fry, grilled lamb ribs by Chef Ned Elliot, the chicken by Chef Jeff Balfour and the bacon (yes, BACON!) brownie by Chef Laura Sawicki. I shared each plate with my husband. But there was one dish that I had to go back for more of and that was the Trifongo by Chef Nelson Millan. I want that recipe! The event was a home run in terms of food, entertainment, and layout. The lines moved quickly and we never felt squashed. However, the entry points and staff could use some tweaking and extra training. We were eating our way through Meatopia for almost half an hour before we realized we didn't have wristbands like everyone else. Doh...we totally forgot to check-in and no one called us out on it! In addition, we'd ask people in gray Meatopia Tshirts where XYZ was located and many would not know. Great 1st run overall. PLEASE COME BACK TO SAN ANTONIO, MEATOPIA!!!!! I have a game plan! Need to find a better assistant though :\

    A carnivore's carnival! A meaty adventure! A protein spectacular!…read more Here's how it works: You buy a ticket, and you never get your wallet out again! It's a block party in Pearl Brewery, so even though there were close to 3,000 people in attendance, it was never shoulder to shoulder and the lines moved swiftly. Parking was, well, parking. They did their best to keep it organized and as uncomplicated as possible. Suffice it to say that the bang for your buck is pretty freaking remarkable at this event. $75 (they were even selling $50 tickets at times) for all you can eat and drink, and these chefs weren't skimping on the portions. My friends and I were wishing we hadn't eaten anything that day in preparation. These aren't measly bite-sized samples, but rather full on appetizer-sized servings per person. Adam Perry Lang's slider, as simple as it sounds, was barbecue comfort food at its finest. Those homemade spicy pickles kicked it up a notch. The lamb neck gyro from The Whole Beast was like melt in your mouth lamb barbacoa. And, of course, our local SA chefs represented our fine city wholeheartedly! Stuffed veal breast from Andrew Weissman, lamb heart anticuchos from The Monterey, Porchetta from Jason Dady, whole hog gumbo from Steve McHugh. Our guys are truly special, and I believe it's because of people like them that Meatopia chose San Antonio as it's Texas location. It's a pretty big honor! What I would change: I know better than most how things work when you have a beer sponsor situation and that when it's free, beggars can't be choosers, but I would have rather paid to drink better beer than Corona or Michelob Ultra. There were so many amazing chefs serving elevated meat dishes that better beer would've just rounded out the entire experience. Again, even if I had to buy it at the bar.

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    Historic Market Square - San Antonio - Art outside Market

    Historic Market Square - San Antonio

    4.1(240 reviews)
    0.4 miDowntown
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    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!

    Meh... I've lived in San Antonio a long time and was super excited to finally see market square…read more.. well. I'm disappointed!!! EVERYTHING looks the same. We went on a Sunday so it was not crowded but it was BORING. My 16 year old called it Lame and the best part about Market square for both of us was the caricature guy. I've waited many years to visit the place and wish I would have left it on my to do list. I'm sure it's really pretty at night but I was bored and Underwhelmed.

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    Historic Market Square - San Antonio
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    Ghost Tracks - And it's still an active train track!

    Ghost Tracks

    3.6(29 reviews)
    7.4 mi

    MUST DO! San…read moreAntonio legend or lore? Grab some talcum powder and head out to the south side. Shake some powder on the back end of your vehicle, jump back into your car, set it in neutral and hold on as it rolls... Sad to make this report, by next week this will no longer be available as Union Pacific is tearing the up the intersection for a remodel.

    Ok, as my first review going towards my list of "haunted" places in San Antonio, I start with the…read moreGhost Tracks. The story is that around the 40s or 50s a bus filled with young kids (ranging in age from 7 - 11yrs) stalled on the railroad tracks at this crossing. A train came as the bus driver was trying to restart the engine but unfortunately it was too late. The children (or at least their souls) don't want the same incident to happen to anyone else so if you stop your car a few feet ahead of the tracks and put your car in neutral, the kids will push you up and over the tracks. It's also been said that the streets in the area are names of the children who perished in that crash (Shane, Cindy Sue, Richey Otis, Nancy Carole and Laura Lee). As with anything deemed 'haunted' people have come to denounce the whole story with scientific findings i.e., it sits on a minor slant which will make your car pull forward anyway. To this day there have been no articles regarding such an accident ALTHOUGH it's still a great place to come to on a late, dark night or especially halloween!! But FYI if you do decide to go on Hallow's Eve, SAPD will be out there to control the crowds.

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    Ghost Tracks - N did not work so well on this side...

    N did not work so well on this side...

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    Ghost Tracks - The car drove by itself on neutral! We tried it other places up hill, down hill and the car wouldn't move :)

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    The car drove by itself on neutral! We tried it other places up hill, down hill and the car wouldn't move :)

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