Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Catch the Free* Shuttle From Josephine Street to Spurs Games
Posted By Michael Marks on Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 11:28 AM
Even though Uber is (finally) back, there’s an even more affordable way to get to Spurs games this year — or at least a more delicious one.
Josephine Street (400 E. Josephine St., 210-224-6169), the beloved whiskey, steak and ancient tree joint just north of downtown, will once again run shuttles to and from the AT&T Center for Spurs games. The shuttle is free for both dine in and carry out customers.
The bus leaves 45 minutes before tip-off and 20 minutes after the final buzzer sounds. No reservations are necessary, but seats are limited and it’s first-come first-serve to get on the bus.
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