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.

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!

This is a fantastic mall. I've been visiting this mall for dare. I say more than 30 years! I think…read morethe first time I came here would've been about 1994 Ish that's hard to believe! Anyway, it is a great mall great shopping well laid out very clean. Very safe has nice parking options, including a garage and a couple of different places that you can use. I used one of the garages this morning outside of Dillard's. Helped shield the car from the heat and me too. :-) I really do have a great selection of stores and shopping and they also have good prices that can be found, including great sales and some of these wonderful flagship stores and the mini special entrance stores inside the mall.

When in San Antonio for Thanksgiving week, and upon realizing that you need new shoes, with the…read moreadded caveat of having a family member with a birthday during said time, well, you wind up at the mall. Luckily for us, this mall had a lot of sales going on and we were able to make purchases at reasonable prices. The birthday girl wound up with her clothes, the momma wound up with a sweater, I bought new shoes and some socks, and the guys carried the bags. If I recall correctly, this mall has two stories, but correct me if I am mistaken as it's been nearly two years. At any rate, no complaints. Would return if it in the area.

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.

It is nice to see a place that reused an industrial side of business and made it a retail site. It…read moreadds repurpose and charm. To often do I see these new cookiecutter shopping centers that all look the same and are very bland. I also appreciate the different stores they have. It's not just another vape shop, liquor store, etc. They have so much that people can go and check out!

Excellent place to shop or dine. Great architecture and friendly service. Definitely recommend…read moreshopping or dining here

So glad this mall is still busy, I really enjoy coming here. I especially love The Creamery for the…read morebest ice cream and caramel corn I've ever had.

The outside of this mall does not do it justice, they need to renovate the outside and signs. When…read moreyou drive around the entire place looks like the back door, we were looking for a front entrance. Next to the highway, and lots of other eateries surrounding the mall. The free and plentiful parking lot was petty beaten up. The inside is nice, clean, has all the essentials you expect these days as to brand name stores, etc. Food court nice but small. Worth checking out

While not overly imposing, it is a cherry on top for the visit to the Alamo. Actually a pretty…read morespacious and calmly pleasant gathering spot.

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.

I went to the Eye Center last year for cataract surgery for my ophthalmologist and then last year I…read morehad my eye checked by my optometrist. They both did a great job and I appreciate the effort they made. I feel like I got my moneys worth in the time they took made it feel mirror and valuable. Thank you so much the Eye Center.

1st time coming to this mall and it will be my last time coming here. The mall has a decent variety…read moreof stores. The elevators are non functioning which makes it difficult to go to the upper level when you have a stroller. One of the escalators are non functioning we had to turn around the whole mall to either go up and down. I rather spend another 15 mins driving to another mall than to come here.

When I travel and take on the persona of tourist, I do things I would not normally do in my typical…read moreday-to-day life...like browse through souvenir shops. I do not like to collect anything and only purchase items that have a purpose. So this shopping setup goes against everything I usually gravitate toward. However, when on vacation I do like to get a taste of the local fare and perhaps grab a little something to remember my visit. Near where we were staying is the Market Square-an indoor/outdoor market boasting brightly colored, cheaply made and mostly imported items. There are lots of people, upbeat music and an energy that lures you in. Here, you can find a variety of articles of clothing, hats and shot glasses. I was looking for something that I could take to my son-something practical-ish that I wouldn't mind seeing around the house. We visited three separate times (it was a stop on our tour bus), but each time I left empty handed. The hours are a bit limited-they open at ten (or a bit after, really) and close at 4pm. There are restaurants sprinkled throughout, which might draw more people than the actual market. I would have liked to see some more high-quality, artisan made items rather than so many cheap things that were mass produced. Or more "consumable" items such as soaps, candles, candies, etc. But if you're looking for a souvenir without having to spend a lot of money, you just may find something here.

Fiesta Market Square is always a fun stop, except for the parking…read more My granddaughter loves coming here to shop, and there's plenty to explore with all the little stores and vendors. There are also food vendors, drinks for the adults, and a stage with live entertainment that adds to the festive atmosphere. It's a good place to stroll around, shop for unique finds, grab something to eat.

This is a cute little village with things to eat and things to buy and it's right along a popular…read moreroad. It backs up to the Riverwalk too, so you can access it from either place. Nice place to stop in when in the area.

I visited La Villita Historic Arts Village in the morning, and unfortunately there wasn't much…read moregoing on at the time. The area is charming and has some interesting historic buildings, but many of the shops and galleries felt quiet, which made the experience a little underwhelming. I enjoyed walking through the village and appreciating the architecture and atmosphere, but it lacked the energy I was expecting. I can see how it would be much more enjoyable during a special event, festival, or later in the day when more businesses are open and there are more visitors around. It's a pleasant place to stroll through if you're nearby, but I would recommend checking the hours and event schedule before visiting to get the most out of the experience.