The Huebner Oaks Shopping Center is where we stopped for a gift search back on May 30, 2025…read more This center has a Hallmark shop - those are few and far between these days, but they are still really great shops for particular items. My youngest daughter had a friend who was a Swiftie (Taylor Swift fan). Her birthday party was quickly approaching. So glad we stopped here. I wanted to continue shopping, but I also had a long trek ahead of me. Very plain Jane shopping center. Free parking. Brainless drivers in this area, though. Be careful.

This shopping center may end up owning your credit card because there are so many stores to check…read moreout. When that happens, it'll say to you "Huebs your Daddy?" Apparently, you don't like my J-oaks. Let's move on. Pretty spectacular high-end outdoor shopping mall in San Antonio where, unlike the Quarry, every business seems to look the same and have the same design and storefront, which can make it really hard to actually find anything - but it's still really cool. I played a pretty famous show here a very long time ago when there used to be a Borders here. Fun times. We came here recently shopping for Barbie and we had a good time. Late night date spot called the Flying Saucer (and there I thought the one in Houston was a family business, ew). There is an ice cream store here and some bubble tea here that recently changed hands but my girlfriend hasn't changed hands in a while and hopefully she won't anytime soon.

Strand by me! Strand in the place where you are!…read more This is a cool shopping center located right off the corner of I-10 and Huebner. It's got a huge monument sign out in the ample parking lot. I've always felt safe here. The parking lot is well lit, and there's a nice sidewalk that takes customers from one establishment to the next. Some of the places even have spots outdoors to enjoy the weather on the wide sidewalks. The center has a Flying Saucer anchoring at one end, and a movie theater next door. There's a wide array of businesses here, usually with few vacancies. There's lots of car dealerships within a stone's throw from this spot. Accessing this spot isn't quite as easy as if it were right on the hard corner of Huebner and I-10, but it's accessible by any road that comes off of that intersection. There's plenty of ways to get in and out of this shopping center. The place is always picked up and litter free which is pretty cool!

If you don't Strand for something, you fall for anything…read more So I decided to make a Strand by reviewing this place for the first time. This is located at Huebner Oaks Shopping Center in San Antonio, around the back in the plaza itself, and this section is known as The Strand and is separate from the traditional Huebner outdoor in-the-round strop mall. This one is like Huebner, which is a very posh and enjoyable shopping center. I like to come here whenever I can because it has good memories and it's extremely well done. Barbie loves it here too and looks great here, but it can be a little bit difficult to walk around this mall with heels. Still, it's much better and more enjoyable than most strip malls, and has beautiful distant old memories for me, too.

A cute selection of local shops. Absolutely love the environment here as it's nice to be outside…read moreand shopping here and there. Every single shop had the kindest employees. The aesthetic of the building were extremely pretty! The shops mostly had reasonable prices and plenty of items to choose from. Only thing I will say is it needs some upkeep on the decks and railing as me and a few other customers had a hard time slipping and sliding. Very dangerous! Other than that very pleasant place to shop.

What a fun place that holds local businesses! I admit I got lost trying to find the majority of the…read moreshops. It was still unique especially when most shopping areas in San antonio looks the same.

This is a great shopping center! I'm really happy about this center being part of my neighborhood…read more Reata does the leasing on it, and they've done a good job of filling the place up with fun tenants. There's a variety of dining options, from Zoe's to Stoneworks and Sushi Zushi! They have high end shopping and all kinds of great things that you can always use around the home. Parking is easy, and there's plenty of ingress/egress points along Basse and Broadway, and even the back streets. I am happy with the fact that they have some outdoor amenities that aren't required for a shopping center, but are nice additions. They have outdoor benches with beautiful landscaping. There's an outdoor fountain (that I've never seen full of water) with some benches to watch people getting their taxes filed. There's 24 hour security around here, they keep a good eye over what's going on around here, so I feel safe. I wish that they had more bike parking.

Largest shopping bags in San Antonio! This shopping center is home to many fun shops that make the…read moreBroadway North Neighborhood a pleasant place to live. Sol y Luna is renown for their margaritas, and Revolucion Coffee is a fantastic place to grab a cup o' brew. There's always plenty of parking around here, and there's even a 24 hour guard on duty to keep things safe. There's other public works of art here, like a fountain that never runs, lots of plants, a modern art piece called "Modern Dog" and a few bird baths. In the rear of the center are a few professional offices, mostly doctors offices. In the very, very back is an alleyway that allows for a quick cut through to Sunset from Terra Alta. One of my favorite things about this center, other than the shopping bags, are the cats. They run this place. They're all over the place.

I had always wanted to pop in here for a good shop. Most of my visits to this area of Houston St…read more were all business and not for browsing. When I did have the time, the shop was closed. The gal was very sweet to my daughter. She was very knowledgeable of many of the featured artists. She knew names, mediums, common themes, where that artist was featured in town. Girlfriend had it down. It is easy to be lured in by the bright colors and variety of art and clothing. If you love items with a San Antonio flair you will want to check this place out. From lamps, wall art, table items and clothing you are sure to find something you can't leave without. And if all else fails they have Mexican bottled Coca Cola.

Super cute store !! Took a trip to San Antonio from Houston and the lady was so nice this was one…read moreof the only stores I really wanted to go to and I'm so happy I did Really cute unique gifts and little nick nacks , would definitely recommend going to if your visiting SA !!

I saw that they do a farmers market on Sundays at the square. Yesterday I decided to go visit. Sure…read moreenough we search for parking and start walking around to only find a deserted little square. I had to walk into the coffee shop to ask she pointed at the parking saying this is where they usually have the market. Today after a lot of digging I found on facebook a page called Juntos San Antonio where they post the updates. In the past I used to go to Toro and felt that this area is getting busier? It is so pretty but so sad the few times I have passed by it is always a deserted town!

Love this area of downtown. It's really cute and walkable with a few different options for parking…read more There are free street parking spots, metered spots, and a large parking lot that some businesses validate for. There's a bunch of cute restaurants and bars and coffee shop with more opening this year. They also frequently have events like a market or most recently the music venue the Espee just opened with a music festival. It's right by the Alamodome too and convenient for after any events there.

I'm always looking for spots to review for my amateur cortado reviews and I happened upon Wildcraft…read moreGeneral by chance. Part cafe, part apothecary, and part vintage shop, Wildcraft General is the store of your dreams if you're into witchy, whimsy, and herbal things. I ordered the cortado and the Neapolitan Latte for here and I found a nice blue little chais to nestle in while I admired their items for sale. The cortado was a smidge foamy but it had excellent flavor. The Neapolitan Latte was the star of the show, though. You can tell the strawberry syrup is homemade and fresh. It paired well with the coffee and the vanilla cold foam (and mocha syrup drizzle). Like the best of a Neapolitan ice cream sundae but in drinkable form. After I finished my drinks, I shopped around and found a box of tarot cards that called to me, so I bought those, and I bought a jalapeño cheddar scone to have later in the day. So many things to look through - it's way on the other side of town for me (but there's a house I'm eyeballing on Zillow that's less than a mile away), but I wouldn't mind making the trip back just for that Neapolitan Latte. Oh, and the staff is super nice. Just the absolute sweetest, asked me how my first visit was, and encouraged me to come back.

Stumbled upon Wildcraft General when searching for a good spot that can get us caffeinated and a…read morespot to hang out on an early Sunday morning. When I read this was a coffee spot and a local general store-like spot, we were in. Upon walking in we were kindly greeted and a quick look at the menu we decided on our iced coffee drinks. I ended up getting an iced mocha and my partner got the Neapolitan style iced part matcha, coffee, and a sweet latte aspect to it too. His drink was way more impressive (looking) than mine but I am not a matcha person so I stuck it out with a classic mocha. The glassware they offer, when staying in to enjoy the drink and ambiance, is super cute and classy. We found a nice cozy spot on the oversized large leather couch near the front entrance. From the couch I was able to get a few pages of writing in as my partner did some reading. I saw several others come in, seemingly regulars, grab their usual and chose a spot at the large community table to sit down to chat with their company and/or read. There are also 3-4 seats, at the barista side, for you to sit in if you are solo. The general store won us over too! I saw so many cute patches, pins, vintage goods, ties, lotions, candles, incense, and books, picture frames, greeting cards, etc. here. There is something special about stopping in here to pick out and buy someone something special here. This should be your spot for finding unique and curated gifts. You can't go wrong here finding something from a baby age to grandmas & grandpas. I got something here for my father for Father's Day (a greeting card and a cool vintage tie). Looking forward to coming back in sometime in the future. This spot is definitely worth a drop in and stay in San Antonio. Parking was easy too (street parking).