Guidebook The Hideaway, San Antonio
Food scene
PhiloÇoffee
606 W French PlClosest, cozy, serves wine and beer, too.
Local Coffee
24175 W I-10Great location in the Pearl, only 9 minutes drive
Merit Coffee
5903 BroadwayLocal Favorite
All-day Happy Hour on Tuesdays ($5 craft cocktails) and amazing pizza (we don't usually have a favorite pizza place)
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Barbaro
2720 McCullough AveAll-day Happy Hour on Tuesdays ($5 craft cocktails) and amazing pizza (we don't usually have a favorite pizza place)
The Cove
606 W Cypress StGood fish tacos and a massive beer selection
Adventurous Gourmet Burger joint also with endless beer options
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Tycoon Flats
2926 N St Mary's StAdventurous Gourmet Burger joint also with endless beer options
Sternewirth
136 E Grayson StA good place for drinks
Also in Pearl great for appetizers, cocktails, and charcuterie
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Cured
306 Pearl PkwyAlso in Pearl great for appetizers, cocktails, and charcuterie
Big patio on the riverwalk with live music every night & good shepherd’s pie
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MadDogs British Pub
123 Losoya StBig patio on the riverwalk with live music every night & good shepherd’s pie
Jazz TX
312 Pearl PkwyGreat food and great live music
The River Walk is dominated mainly by the big chains, but traditional places like the Esquire Tavern manage to hold the loyalty of locals even today. Opened in 1933 to celebrate the end of Prohibition, this classic bar boasts of a bar over 100 feet in length, the longest in Texas. Acknowledged for its cocktail creations and named one of the best bars in America in 2013, this place has a variety of local craft beers and standard pub food on offer.
Check their special events on December 5th when they celebrate the end of Prohibition (21+)
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The Esquire Tavern
155 E Commerce StThe River Walk is dominated mainly by the big chains, but traditional places like the Esquire Tavern manage to hold the loyalty of locals even today. Opened in 1933 to celebrate the end of Prohibition, this classic bar boasts of a bar over 100 feet in length, the longest in Texas. Acknowledged for its cocktail creations and named one of the best bars in America in 2013, this place has a variety of local craft beers and standard pub food on offer.
Check their special events on December 5th when they celebrate the end of Prohibition (21+)
Grocery Store
H-E-B
2118 Fredericksburg RoadClosest grocery store