Educational and Entertaining. Tasty spirits and brews. Great…read moreway to spend a chilly, wet Saturday afternoon.

We've been to Ranger Creek many, many times, but I finally remembered to write a review. Visited on…read morea Friday evening, the front area was quite full, but they have lots of seating behind the gift shop area. Drinks are always tasty with the unique flavors of their own distilled spirits. They sell snacks and sometimes have food trucks outside. Service is always fantastic. I believe they have live music on the weekends, but we left before the music began. Also, if you are looking for a venue for your celebration, you can rent out the distillery. My co-worker had her retirement party here and they allowed her to bring in her selected caterer. We had such a fun time.

I think it's hard to dislike any food tour, even if the food is OK, and not that special. I think…read morethey have kind of a "built-in" advantage over other types of tours for that reason. I'm speaking from experience as we've taken one now each place we travel to (if they have one) for the last 6 years, which is when it seems many good ones began to get started (US). I noticed the reviews so far are all from people in San Antonio. Nothing wrong with that - I live here too. However, none mention having taken other food tours they've taken so as to compare it. When you do, I find this tour a bit pricey and not balanced. I know it's a about the food for the most part and was the main reason we took it despite the cost. Yet, I was hoping for a true overall cultural experience like the best food tours we've done. That way you walk away satisfied gastronomically but also feel like you'd received a real "taste" of the city's culture you're visiting while allow your palate to rest while "digesting" things other than food. As I stated above, most food tours get good reviews, so I believe this is what helps separate the stand-outs from the average.

We had an incredible time on this culinary adventure. It is such a great idea for tourists that do…read morenot have enough time to try all the hot spots or for locals that want to try something different. Our guide was knowledgable about the places we went and the ingredients used in our food. We had a food and beverage sampling at several popular restaurants. Every place we went had our table ready for us and hot food out within minutes. I am a vegetarian and each place had something for me. At the end of the evening we were stuffed. The next day we made reservations to return to our favorite place on the tour (Bliss). If you are visiting San Antonio this tour should not be missed.

What an amazing experience and way to get introduced to a city! Brent the owner was our tour guide…read moreand is very passionate about his work and does a great job in storytelling. He is very knowledgeable about the history of Texas and brings a lot of authenticity and passion to the way he tells his story. Wish the tour was longer with food stops along the way where we would get a chance to hear the history and influence of Texan cuisine from Brent. This tour is a must do and should probably be the first thing on your list when visiting San Antonio.

My husband booked this free walking tour of downtown San Antonio for Friday morning at 9. It…read morelasted about two hours and was great. Jane was our guide and did a fantastic job. We started in the main Plaza where she gave a small history of that area. We then headed over to the Alamo and she gave a good explanation of everything there. Finally, we walked along the Riverwalk with a narrated history of the Riverwalk.

Our group went out on a wine tasting tour guided by Diana of Cottonwood Wine Tours. We went out to…read morethe Tx Hill Country town of Boerne. 1st Winery was Sister Creek followed by lunch at the Hungry Horse having a very good meal. The 2nd wine tasting was at Lost Oak. Both wine tasting locations were charming & pleasantly differed in ambience. The tastings offered a generous variety of wines & good pours. Our guide Diana was delightful & gave us tips on wine tasting & the process of wine production. She even offered the history of winery's in the Texas Hill Country & the local town Boerne. So if you or your group are in San Antonio look up Cottonwood Wine Tours & book yourselves for a fine day out!

THE BEST EXPERIENCE EVER....EVERR!! Diana & Robin were so friendly, funny, personable, and just all…read morearound the best guides. They made us feel so welcomed, like we've known them forever! Love the park and ride, it's a relief being able to drink alcohol and not have to worry about calling an uber or cab. The park and ride allows you the opportunity to just relax, and enjoy the experience. If you log onto their website they have different tour packages. We did the Guadalupe River tour. We stopped at 3 Winery's and a distillery and tried some moonshine. We stopped for lunch in Comfort, Tx which was a cute little town. You get out and enjoy a some time looking around before moving on with the tour. The winery's they take you to are just amazing. What you get for the price is such a great deal. We never felt rushed. They allowed us to sight see and allowed us to just take our time to enjoy each winery. Diana or Robin even took our photos.

"I had an amazing experience with this ghost tour! Their customer service was top-notch--I had to…read morereschedule about three times, and each time, they were incredibly accommodating and kind. Our tour guide Celeste was absolutely fantastic--so animated, engaging, and full of fascinating stories. I walked away thoroughly entertained and learned so much. Highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a spooky, fun night out!"

Celeste was amazing! My husband and I were visiting from Austin and wondered into the shop. We were…read morewelcomed by Celeste who was just lovely from the start. She told us about the services they offered and the ghost tour than evening. Truly because of her we didn't hesitate. Later when arriving back for the tour we watched as Celeste gracefully handled multiple customers, closed up the shop and started our tour. She did an amazing job from start to finish, she was so fun and informative!! The tour was a perfect time and distance for us that evening and we highly recommend it!!!

Update: December 2024…read moreVisiting again for Christmas and of course I had to book a tour for the family living here and the friends visiting from out of the country. We had a lot of fun, with people of different ages (even my mom had a good time). Lots of interesting, little known local stories. Chris is so nice and fun. Definitely recommend. ---------- May 2024 Super fun and informative. Chris knows a whole lot of history, fun places, scary stories, local art, you name it. Looking forward to our Christmas season tour now!

From the owner: We have expert guides that will lead you on unique adventures through downtown San Antonio. At…read moreHidden Compass Tours, we offer more than just sightseeing and fake ghost stories. Each tour will bring the past to life with captivating tales and insider knowledge that allow our guests to discover the hidden gems, historic landmarks, and local secrets. Join us for educational historic tours, haunted ghost hunts, and private events that go beyond the ordinary - where every step tells a story.

What an enjoyable experience! If you're looking for a legit brewery tour where you'll get to barhop…read moreat all your favorite local brewery's, start off with some legit pizza , and end with a great tour & souvenir glass, this is your tour to hit up! I was very impressed with the smoothness of the tour & how it flowed throughout the day. It began at 11:00 am. & ended at 5:00 pm. Every Brewery we went to, we got to sample the drinks, and drink as much as we wanted all while having our DD ( craft cruiser shuttle us around town ). It was absolutely wonderful. I would definitely go on this with several buddies of mine who are beer drinkers. They also have wine tours as well! It was a clean, organized, and efficient tour with a knowledgeable operator.

My entire experience with Craft Cruiser was top shelf. I…read morebooked this tour for my buddy's bachelor party, and Dan was super helpful throughout the entire planning experience (Covid caused some changes in group size and tour time.) Mike was a super knowledgeable tour guide, and his choice in music for the van was fantastic. Mike was also super personable and answered the entire groups questions (Even if they'd been asked earlier in the trip ) The breweries and staff (Especially Dos Sirenos) that we went to were great, and the beer was even better. The whole experience was fantastic, and If I am ever back in San Antonio I will definitely re-book. P.S. Make sure to eat at least once on the tour so you can enjoy more beer

First time experience. Party of 7 at 2 pm on a spring Saturday in March. I recommend. Details…read morebelow. Booked online https://trolleypub.com/sanantonio/pub-crawl-route/ and texted link to all riders for waiver that is required to be signed in advance. Our time slot was changed to put us with other riders. I'm assuming they don't want to have two trips half full versus one trip totally full. Once that was confirmed, the total fee was charged. The address given 517 Live Oak is different than the Broadway address listed on Yelp page. Read the FAQs beforehand to get the best experience. We parked underneath the bridge, next to the hotel because it seemed safer than the vacant gravel parking lot on Live Oak. The meet up spot is the parking lot of a bar, Home Room. Arrived 15 minutes before scheduled departure time, as instructed. Trolley arrived at 2 pm. No name or ID verification or anything like that. Driver didn't have a set route or offer a route, so we requested the bars that are on the downtown route. Even though there is an ice chest onboard, we were able to fit our own small ice chest. (It wasn't clear if they provided ice in their chest but this trip they did. Our bag of snacks were stored in the overhead storage. We visited Box Car, Bentley's Beer Garden and Back Unturned. La Roca was on the list but it was closed. There was a gals party of 7 that road with us and they played their music, which was OK. They sat on the trolley the whole time, even when we did bar stops. They were salty and threw an occasional negative comment but by the end, they chilled out. Driver was friendly. We asked him to come inside the bars to flag us down when it was time to go. We tipped cash instead of doing it from follow up email. Trolley has power so pedaling is not critical. Seats can be a bit uncomfortable. There is a bench seat at the back (no pedals). According to their Yelp history, its been a while since this company was reviewed. So, know its legit.

Okay this is our SECOND time going on Trolley Pub and it was still as fun as the first time! Gavin…read morewas our captain and he was super awesome! We had a great time, felt safe, had fun, and visited some sweet spots! Also love that it drops us off at The Friendly Spot because that's always a good way to finish out! We'll be back soon!

If you want an affordable way to check out different wineries, this is the way to do it. It cost…read moreabout $60. From the check in process to all the drivers, they were friendly and helpful. Keep in mind this price does not include wine tastings. The wine tastings can range $25-$50 depending on the winery and the experience. FYI - some wineries include reservations. But there are plenty of wineries that do not include prior reservation

Easy on, easy off. They have a package service if you bought a lot of bottles and don't want to…read morelug them around. We found some wineries we may not have visited if not for the ones they stop at . We never had to wait long to board a shuttle. For 50 bucks, I highly recommend!

I've done this tour before. And happy to do it again. I do have a friend visiting from out of town…read more And we thought this would be a cool learning experience. Ashton and Marie were our tour guides. Explaining pretty much everything about their cheese. Each cheese is like its only personality. Your is about 2 hours. At the end you get to sample their cheese. And local crackers, jams, honey, etc. all for purchase as well. They do have a new cheese, not available for sale yet. They are still perfecting it. It was perfect to me. Peppercorn wine. My ultimate favorite cheese is still the Caldera Espana.

My friend booked a cheese tour. Ashton and Maria run this place like a well oiled machine. They are…read morevery knowledgeable about what they make here. The cheese was great. There were a few that were not to my liking but everybody had different taste. My friend bought some cheese, I bought some jelly that was made locally.