Alamo Antique Mall

This city never lacks a reason to have a party, and this event proves it. Each year in January, the city's parks department drains the Ri...

The Alamo Visitor Center can provide the help you need, whether you want to make hotel reservations, purchase tickets to local attraction...

If you like your educational experiences accompanied by a tall cold brew, this is the place for you. With its huge stuffed an...

San Antonio's children's museum offers a terrific, creative introduction to the city for the pint-sized and grown-up alike. S...

History meets high-tech in this small-scale adventure park. A multimedia show, which includes holograms, dramatizes the events leading up...

Explore the Mission San Antonio de Valero and discover how it became the Alamo. Visit the Maverick House, Veramendi House, Yturri House,...

If you want to avoid overpriced sandwiches and junk food while sightseeing, join the downtown working crowd at this bakery an...

The menu at Landry's Seafood House offers a range of seafood items that are prepared fresh to order. This chain has 23 restaurants throug...

Located in the Historic St. Anthony Hotel, the Madrid Room has served San Antonio for over 90 years. Famous for its pasta bar, the restau...

Situated near the border of the beautiful historic village of La Villita, this restaurant serves pure Mexican food with an ambience to ma...

This is the kind of barbecue you dream about. The County Line serves up a variety of tender meat, slow-cooked for 18 hours, that literall...

With its ristras (chile peppers on strings), stylized steers, and chic Southwestern menu, this popular River Walk cafe...

This restaurant is known for its Texas cuisine. Chicken-fried steak is served up here in heaping portions, as are most of the other entre...

Mexican food so good, they named it twice. Located in the heart of the city's River Walk, Rio Rio Cantina offers tried-and-true Tex-Mex d...