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Best of San Antonio 2022
San Antonio’s public art, especially its vibrant murals and street art, reflect what we’re thinking and feeling as a city. They capture our dreams and aspirations, our pop-culture fixations and they offer glimpses of residents’ daily lives. The Current’s Best of San Antonio, or BOSA, issue provides a similar snapshot of what San Antonians are…
San Antonio-based Bill Miller Bar-B-Q offering free iced tea every Friday this month
The chain’s San Antonio locations will serve up to 32 ounces of free tea to each guest who brings their own cup.
PETA asks San Antonio officials to pull funding from Texas Biomed after scientist admits to faking data
City council approved $10 million in federal pandemic-relief money for Texas Biomed during a contentious February meeting.
El Paso transplant Coffee House of Hel serving up java with a side of horror in San Antonio
The spooky shop sells coffee drinks, teas, milkshakes and energy boosters — many of which are named for famous horror villains.
Popular downtown San Antonio watering hole The Local Bar closes after 10 years
The landlord decided not to renew the lease because he wanted a different bar concept in the space, co-owner Luis Muñoz said.
Hot dog! Oscar Mayer Wienermobile returning to San Antonio Aug. 11-13
The iconic mobile weenie will pop up at two Walmart locations and at Cars & Coffee San Antonio in the Six Flags Fiesta Texas parking lot.
Former RNC head slams Texas’ Ted Cruz for CPAC speech: ‘Just sit the hell down, please. Stop it.’
‘It is more fascism than farce,’ former Republican National Committee head Michael Steele said of Cruz’s violent rhetoric.
ACLU calls on feds to investigate Abbott’s policy transporting migrants back to border
In July, Abbott authorized state law enforcement to transport migrants to ports of entry. It’s unclear how and why migrants are being detained, raising civil rights concerns and questions about whether the state is overstepping federal authority.
San Antonio landlord allegedly set house on fire after tenants were late paying rent
The landlord was arrested and is being held on $30,000 bond.
A record 70% of Texas teachers consider quitting, according to new survey
Teachers cited low pay, burnout and the politicization of the profession as reasons why they are considering other career paths.
U.S. Military to conduct intense simulation near downtown San Antonio on Monday night
Residents should not be alarmed if they see low-flying helicopters and hear explosions, police officials said.
New York mayor calls Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s actions ‘horrific’ as he ships 68 migrants to Big Apple
Abbott announced on Friday that Texas would officially begin sending migrants to Democrat-led New York City.
San Antonio nonprofit to host Texas Fashion Week October 1-7
The weeklong gathering features fashion shows, workshops and panels from industry-leading experts.
San Antonio-based Taco Cabana gets in on the Hatch chile craze with new menu items
The new menu items include a frozen margarita with a Hatch chile kick.
CommonWealth Coffeehouse closes Hemisfair location for remodeling Aug. 8-12
Folks can still get its caffeinated wares from a mobile coffee truck nearby during the closure.
Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. has San Antonio homecoming for back-to-back Missions games
The all-star played with the Missions Saturday and Sunday while completing rehab on an injury.
San Antonio Zoo offering $10 admission to celebrate the end of summer
The promotion starts Monday and runs through Sunday.
Another San Antonio Starbucks store now has union representation
At least four other Alamo City Starbucks locations have unionized since April.
Keith Urban, Lynyrd Skynyrd to perform at San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo next year
Jake Owen, Carly Pearce, Lee Brice and Los Tigres Del Norte are also among the performers.
El Paso lawmaker aids Uvalde shooting investigation three years after massacre in his city
State Rep. Joe Moody rushed to the site of a mass shooting in his city in 2019, then warned House colleagues that it would happen again as they passed a permitless carry bill. Now he’s at the center of the investigation into the Uvalde massacre.
Gov. Greg Abbott appoints officer indicted for misconduct during George Floyd protests to police regulatory agency
Justin Berry was among 19 Austin police officers indicted earlier this year, accused of using excessive force against people protesting the murder of George Floyd.
San Antonio’s Majestic and Empire Theatres start ticket sales for Randy Rainbow, Beach Boys, more
The other shows in the theaters’ fall series include Potted Potter, The Doo Wop Project and An R-Rated Magic Show.
Chrissy Powell, Migrant Buses: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Our most-read story involved the revelation that missing San Antonio mom Chrissy Powell’s car sat in a shopping center parking lot for 12 days before a security guard reported it.
Texas health agency says its plan to extend maternal Medicaid coverage is ‘not approvable’ by feds
HHSC said it was initially told the plan was “not approvable.” Federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued a statement Friday saying Texas’ plan to extend coverage to six months was not rejected but still under review.
Krazy Katsu, Chamoy Challenge: San Antonio’s biggest food stories of the week
This week’s most-read Current food news tells us San Antonians are looking to get their grub on in new ways.
Southtown San Antonio to gain another local coffee spot in Tumbleweed Coffee
Owner and SA native Aaron Garza roasts Tumbleweed’s beans himself.
San Antonio’s Weathered Souls Brewing featured in new book World’s Greatest Beers
The craft brewer’s Black Is Beautiful Imperial Stout is one of 249 distinctive brews highlighted in the book.
New downtown San Antonio bar Sojourn will begin serving in former Juniper Tar space on Friday
Gone are the previous spot’s dark walls and gilded accents, and in their place are warm wood tones as well as rich blue and teal hues.
After busing migrants to D.C., Texas Gov. Greg Abbott brags that he’s now targeting New York
A New York official admonished Abbott for using human beings as political pawns, calling the move an ’embarrassing stain on the state of Texas.’
San Antonio Councilwoman Teri Castillo denies claim that abortion-rights vote is merely symbolic
Castillo said the city now should work to adequately fund Metro Health and ask abortion-access nonprofits what help they need.
San Antonio Spurs want to feature food from local, minority-owned restaurants at AT&T Center games
Selected restaurant owners also take part in a mentorship program that includes training in social media, marketing, graphic design and finance.
Texas Democrats see hope in Kansas abortion vote, but challenges remain
Democrats and abortion-rights supporters in Texas are energized by voters in Republican-dominated Kansas who on Tuesday resoundingly voted to keep the right to an abortion in their state constitution.
Texas woman faces murder charge after allegedly setting boyfriend on fire after argument
The man, who was engulfed in flames, was sprayed down by a bystander with a fire extinguisher.
San Antonio Tiff’s Treats locations giving away free chocolate chip cookies this Thursday
To snag the free sweet treat, you need only visit one the chain’s five San Antonio stores.
Social media clip captures Jackass star Steve-O entertaining fans at Buc-ee’s outside Houston
Steve-O may have made the Buc-ee’s stop en route to McAllen, where he was scheduled to perform with his Bucket List Tour.
Termination hearing for Uvalde School District police chief delayed — again
Chief Pete Arredondo has faced mounting criticism for his response to the shooting at Robb Elementary School.
Smoke BBQ + Skybar expands again, adds San Antonio River Walk and Corpus Christi locations
The two-story River Walk concept House of Smoke is opening in the former Acapulco Sam’s location.
San Antonio small businesses can now apply for COVID-relief grants of up to $35,000
San Antonio small-business lender LiftFund will administer the grants, which need not be repaid.
San Antonio’s Maverick Whiskey Distillery rolls out new food menu for its tasting room
The new menu includes a variety of small plates for snacking plus larger options such as a fried half-chicken.
Head of San Antonio-based Texas Biomed’s primate lab admits to faking research data
Federal regulators found that the researcher faked data 10 separate times in work involving non-human primates.
San Antonio Metropolitan Health District administering limited number of monkeypox vaccinations
The vaccine is only available in limited quantities to individuals who meet certain criteria.
New book names downtown San Antonio’s Texas T Pub one of the best dive bars in the state
The book, called Texas Dives: Enduring Neighborhood Bars of the Lone Star State, features a dozen bars that embody a niche in Texas drinking culture.
Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Emily Wolfe, Robert Earl Keen, the Dollyrots
Chances to see Texas legend Robert Earl Keen before his retirement from performing live are dwindling.
San Antonio’s first-ever Chamoy Challenge will celebrate the city’s unofficial condiment
The inaugural Chamoy Challenge will allow fans of the complex condiment to sample a variety of snacks that will be judged in a competition.
NYC mayor declines Abbott’s invite to border as Texas governor amps up feud with big city leaders
Last week, Gov. Greg Abbott also told the mayor of the nation’s capital to stop ‘attacking Texas’ over his continued busing of migrants to the city.
San Antonio Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez pulls no punches in calling out anti-abortion activists
McKee-Rodriguez fired back at activists who he said were intent on ‘mocking’ and ‘endangering’ people who shared testimony about their own abortions.
Rise Against’s return to San Antonio was epic in every sense of the word
All three bands barreled through tunes dating all the way back to their beginnings — and the audience clearly enjoyed the ride.
Downtown San Antonio’s Camp Legacy Movie Series wraps up with steamy ’80s hit Dirty Dancing
Camp Legacy’s whimsical and woodsy event has far more to offer than just a feel-good flick.
Musical adaptation of Mean Girls posts up at San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre for six-day stint
The stage production has all the humor and verve of the film that has captured millions of hearts around the world.
After fierce criticism for delaying landmark veterans bill, Ted Cruz votes to pass it
Cruz drew ire last week for fist bumping another senator who also voted against advancing the bill that will help provide care for veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. On Tuesday, he joined Senators in passing the legislation.
At heated meeting, San Antonio City Council approves resolution to protect abortion access
The largely symbolic resolution recommends that city funds not be used to pay for investigations intended to enforce state anti-abortion laws.
San Antonio’s Volare Italian Restaurant holding six-course Art & Tapas dinner
The $70 ticket price includes a bottle of Buezo 2005 Tempranillo to take home as a souvenir.
San Antonio’s Weathered Souls Brewing bringing in Philly cheesesteak outfit as food provider
Helmed by Philadelphia native Brie Morris, Eleanor 1909 offers cheesy sandos in several different variations, including ribeye, chicken and vegetarian.
San Antonio’s Biga on the Banks launches new Traveling Taste Buds menu exploring Thailand
Patrons who yearn for far-off places — but don’t have the cash to cover their wanderlust — can experience global cuisine via well-traveled chef Bruce Auden.
Almost 600 Texas youth are trapped in a juvenile prison system on the brink of collapse
The agency is so understaffed that teens have reported spending up to 23 hours locked in their cells, using water bottles to go to the bathroom. A staggering number have hurt themselves or been placed on suicide watch.
Armed suspect in San Antonio car dealership standoff surrenders to police
The man was a passenger in car pulled over by police for a traffic violation at around 11:45 a.m. Monday.
Texas-based Tito’s Vodka’s selling empty cans for $20. But the proceeds aid nonprofits.
‘There comes a time when every alcohol brand must ask, “should we make a seltzer?” And our answer is “no,”‘ brand officials said.
News organizations sue Texas Department of Public Safety for withholding info on Uvalde shooting
The coalition includes the Texas Tribune, the Washington Post, the New York Times Co., CNN and other major outlets.
Greg Casar, Ana Sandoval join tenants from San Antonio’s Seven Oaks Apartments at protest
Last week, tenants from Seven Oaks were removed from San Antonio City Hall during a similar protest.
Armed suspect barricades himself inside Northwest San Antonio auto dealership after traffic stop
Everyone in the building was evacuated, and no shots have been fired, according to SAPD officials.
Black Rock Coffee Bar will celebrate opening of first San Antonio store with free drinks
The Portland-based chain also has two more San Antonio locations in the works, according to regulatory filings.
San Antonio Zoo offering free admission to Texas teachers all August long
Teachers also can purchase four additional standard admission tickets at half price through the promotion.
Owners of San Antonio cocktail mainstay The Modernist tease second concept called La Ruina
The new spot will highlight spirits from South and Central America, but partners in the venture have otherwise been scant on details.
San Antonio restaurant Krazy Katsu makes its debut selling — a lot of — Japanese fried chicken
Krazy Katsu’s sandwiches went over so well that the eatery sold out of 900 pounds of chicken its first two days in operation.
San Antonio favorite Gabriel ‘Fluffy’ Iglesias will perform at AT&T Center on October 8
Venue presale begins on Thursday, and we’ve got the code for you.
Luxury travel firm names San Antonio River Walk one of the most beautiful sights in U.S., world
The River Walk was the only sight in the Lone Star State to make the list.
San Antonio Current columnist Kevin Sanchez wins Association of Alternative Newsmedia award
Sanchez’s Bad Takes column won 1st place in AAN’s political column category.
9 years after cop at San Antonio’s UIW shot a student, court lets wrongful death suit proceed
Cameron Redus was shot five times at his apartment complex after being stopped by a campus police officer.
Marvel and Star Wars celebrities head to San Antonio for Superhero Car Show & Comic Con Aug. 4-7
As the name suggests, a car show is also part of the draw.
Legal questions shroud Gov. Greg Abbott’s move to bus migrants back to the border
Some experts say the actions create little change in immigration enforcement. Others say they invite a legal battle.
As monkeypox spreads, health experts urge Texas universities to prepare for outbreaks
While the risk of exposure to monkeypox remains low, health experts say college students living in close proximity to each other could spur outbreaks. They encourage schools to share their plans and relevant information about the virus.
Rise Against talks about its post-pandemic return ahead of its San Antonio show on Tuesday
The long-running Chicago punk band is headlining a package tour that includes the Used and Senses Fail.
New San Antonio dance club Cream to offer sneak peek of upcoming food menu July 29-30
The club’s forthcoming menu includes a stacked pimento-cheese burger, pork belly pupusa and chicken wings.
San Antonio’s Busted Sandal Brewing hosting homage to Malt House’s Crispy Dogs on Saturday
The craft brewer is reviving the shuttered West Side restaurant’s cheesy, deep-fried franks this Saturday.
Security guard waited 12 days to report car of missing San Antonio woman Chrissy Powell
Security footage also appears to show Powell pulled her 2022 Black Nissan Rogue into the center’s parking lot just 30 minutes after leaving her home on July 5.
Gov. Abbott tells D.C. mayor to ‘stop attacking Texas’ as migrant buses create humanitarian crisis
The mayor says she needs help from the National Guard to prevent a spiraling crisis created by Abbott and fellow Republican Gov. Doug Ducey of Arizona.
San Antonio’s Tobin Center holding free, family-friendly open house first weekend in August
The circus-themed open house will feature pop-up musical performances, building tours and more.
San Antonio congressman, civil rights groups say Abbott’s border initiative causing car-chase deaths
At least 30 people have been killed in car chases tied to Gov. Greg Abbott’s sweeping immigration crackdown, civil rights groups said.
U.S. House subcommittee accuses San Antonio landlord of wrongfully evicting tenants during pandemic
The report says the owner of San Antonio’s Siegel Suites used hardball tactics to push out tenants protected under the pandemic’s federal eviction moratorium.
Horror-themed selfie spot opening at San Antonio’s Rolling Oaks Mall next weekend
Horrific Pix Horror Studios will offer 13 horror- and gore-themed interactive selfie sets.
San Antonio-based Kiolbassa Smoked Meats names first president outside founding family
Food industry veteran Bill Wagner is the first president in the brand’s 75-year history who is not a descendant of the Kiolbassa line.
Cincinnati-based boozy ice cream chain opening first San Antonio location next month
Buzzed Bull Creamery’s boozy, liquid nitrogen-frozen treats can be customized with toppings and mix-ins such as candies, brownie bites and nuts.
World’s steepest-dive roller coaster opening at San Antonio’s Fiesta Texas on Saturday
Riders of Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger will drop 15 stories at speeds of up to 60mph, according to park officials.
Texas city of San Marcos certifies petition for vote to decriminalize low-level marijuana possession
City council now must decide whether to pass the plan as written or put it on the November ballot.
Three days after being put on leave, principal of Uvalde’s Robb Elementary is back on the job
Principal Mandy Gutierrez was reinstated after responding to a Texas House committee’s report that accused her of lax security oversight at the school.
Popular swimming hole north of San Antonio runs dry for fourth time in history due to ongoing drought
The popular cooling-off spot was closed to swimmers earlier this summer due to high bacteria counts, also caused by the lack of rain and low water levels in the well.
Best of SA 2022, Ted Cruz: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
While our annual reader poll was the most-visited content on our site, a story about people ridiculing Ted Cruz wasn’t that far behind.
Bill Miller, Black Bear Diner: San Antonio’s biggest food stories of the week
More new eateries are set to open in coming weeks, and a longtime San Antonio chain added a new employee perk.
San Antonio’s Spurs Give and Frost award $200,000 in grants to local nonprofits to fund repairs
Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Antonio and Jewish Family Service will fix up local facilities damaged by Winter Storm Uri.
San Antonio ranks as the U.S. city with the most scam calls, according to new study
Residents in Texas, Michigan, Oklahoma and Ohio were disproportionately affected by scam calls, according to the analysis.
Downtown San Antonio restaurant Tributary launches new seasonal menu with summer ingredients
The new menu draws inspiration from ingredients that are in their peak during the summer.
San Antonio’s Central Market reviving annual Hatch Chile Festival for 27th year
The annual fest celebrates the world-famous green chile pepper only grown in Hatch, New Mexico.
The majority of millennials born in San Antonio end up staying in the city, new study finds
Race and economic background play big roles in whether millennials end up sticking around in the Alamo City.
Detroit-style pizza chain Via 313 will open its first San Antonio location on Monday
Detroit pizza features a square shape and deep-dish base, which is piled with cheese and toppings, then baked until the edges crisp.
San Antonio 7-Elevens celebrating National Chicken Wing Day with 10-for-$10 deal on Friday
The offer is good at all 20 of the chain’s San Antonio convenience stores.
San Antonio City Council will vote Tuesday on resolution to protect abortion access
The proposal would bar use of city funds to collect and share information on abortions, miscarriages or reproductive healthcare that other government agencies plan to use in criminal investigations.
Uvalde principal placed on leave pushes back against investigation’s findings about school security
In a letter to the Texas House committee investigating the state’s deadliest school shooting, Robb Elementary principal Mandy Gutierrez says school leaders weren’t complacent about security.
Texas Public Radio will bring back its downtown Summer Night City concerts next year
The series will close out its eight-week run Thursday with performances by Ruben V. and Any Color You Like.
San Antonio restaurant Pharm Table launching monthly Noches Bohemias DJ series
Noches Bohemias will offer patio diners a mix of low-fi and eclectic sounds over cocktails and bites as the sun goes down.
San Antonio user’s cult-like Tinder profile goes viral on Twitter
The man who claims to be running an escort service out of a local church says that he’s ‘accepting new girls.’
San Antonio educator in the running to win $5,000 cash prize from Teachers of Tomorrow
Harlandale ISD’s Laura Cisneros is one of five Teacher of the Year finalists but needs community votes to win.
San Antonio Museum of Art brings ’90s fun with Friday screening of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
The outdoor screening will be held on the San Antonio Museum of Art’s West Courtyard.
San Antonio Film Festival returns to the Radius Center with nearly a week of movie screenings
This year’s lineup includes the films Goldilocks and the Glorious Losers, The Man Behind the Camera and Kung Fu Girl.
Comedy Bang Bang‘s 13th anniversary live tour lands in San Antonio Friday
The weekly podcast is hosted by Scott Aukerman.
Dad-joker Kurtis Conner comes to San Antonio’s Tobin Center on latest comedy tour
Conner’s grown a significant following on YouTube since coming onto the scene in 2014.
We now know where California comfort food chain Black Bear Diner will set up shop in San Antonio
Black Bear will open two San Antonio locations in 2023 — one on the East Side and one on the West Side.
Average CPS Energy bills soar by 50%, coming as consumers grapple with inflation
CPS blamed the higher bills on record demand from the summer heat and expensive natural gas.
Best Nonprofit Organization
Morgan’s Wonderland
Best Chiropractor
Peterson Chiropractic
Best Nail Salon
La Romero Nails
Best News Anchor
Isis Romero
Best Enchiladas
Rosario’s
Best Book Store
Half Price Books
Best Italian Restaurant
Little Italy
Best Puffy Tacos
Henry’s Puffy Tacos
Best Local Clothing Designer
Dakota Whitney
Best Orthodontist
Dr. Katie Vo, Texas Family Orthodontics
Best Bar
The Bonham Exchange
Best Fitness Studio
Amor Cycling Studio + Fitness
Best Patio
Elsewhere Garden Bar & Kitchen
Best Cosmetic Surgery
Alamo Plastic Surgery
Best Pet Groomer
For The Love Of Dogs Pet Boutique & Grooming
Best Tamales
Delia’s
Best Food Truck
Clutch City Cluckers
Best Flower Shop
Ray’s Floral Boutique
Best Burlesque Troupe
Haus of Erotique
Best Locally Made Product
Alamo City Popcorn Co.
Best Tattoo Shop
Ink Couture Tattoos
Best Bar Food
Elsewhere Garden Bar & Kitchen
Best Happy Hour
The Good Kind
Best Micheladas
Rosario’s
Best Cryo Therapy
CryoFit Alamo Heights
Best Caribbean Restaurant
The Jerk Shack
Best Family-Friendly Restaurant
The Cove
Best Car Dealership
Jordan Ford
Best Juice Shop
Revolución Coffee + Juice
Best Chef
Johnny Hernandez
Best Snack
Alamo City Popcorn Co.
Best Bloody Mary
The Hayden
Best Bar Games
Slackers
Best Hospital
Methodist Hospital Medical Center
Best Pet Adoption
San Antonio Humane Society
Best Dentist
Dr. Kara Tapangan, Sonterra Dental
Best Photographer
Julián P. Ledezma
Best Thai Restaurant
Aroy Ver
Best French Fries
Burger Boy
Best Furniture Store
Period Modern
Best Ramen
Nama Ramen
Best Motorcycle Shop
Caliente Harley-Davidson
Best Plumbing Company
Will Fix It
Best Bartender
Vikki Buchanan
Best Hookah Bar
Naara Cafe
Best Music Venue
Paper Tiger
Best Dermatology Practice
Dermatology San Antonio
Best Charcuterie
Cured
Best Vegan Restaurant
Project Pollo
Best Fried Chicken
Earl Abel’s
Best Korean Restaurant
Chas Market & Kitchen
Best Breakfast Tacos
The Original Donut Shop
Best Local Filmmaker
Justin Rodriguez
Best Thrift Store
Spare Parts Center for Creative Reuse
Best City Park
Hemisfair
Best Infrared Sauna
Sweat Equity Infrared Saunas
Best Pet Boarding
Lucy’s Doggy Daycare and Spa
Best Playground
Yanaguana Garden, Hemisfair
Best Chicken Fried Steak
Good Time Charlie’s
Best Vegetarian Restaurant
Project Pollo
Best Frutería
The Frutería
Best Aesthetician
The Lash Doctor
Best Community Activist
Jalen McKee-Rodriguez
Best Soul Food
Mr. and Mrs. G’s Home Cooking
Best Roofing
Design Roofing
Best Country Bar
Thirsty Horse Saloon
Best Hotel Bar
The Moon’s Daughters
Best New Bar
Bar Loretta
Best Dry Cleaner
Five Star Cleaners
Best Bakery
La Panadería
Best Chinese Food
Golden Wok
Best Politician
Mayor Ron Nirenberg
Best CBD Shop
Bee’s Wellness Cafe
Best Late Night Place to Eat
Whataburger
Best Restaurant for Special Diets
Green Vegetarian Cuisine
Best Pet Boutique
Furbaby Pet Boutique and Biscuit Bar
Best Tourist Attraction
The River Walk
Best Comedy Club
Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club
Best Med Spa
Magnolia Medical & Aesthetics
Best Place to Get Pampered
Massage Therapy by Krissy
Best Hair Salon
Look Salon
Best Barbacoa
Rios Barbacoa
Best Coffee Shop
Summer Moon Coffee
Best Vietnamese Restaurant
Singhs Vietnamese
Best Hot Dog
The Dogfather
Best All-Time Spurs Player
Tim Duncan
Best Drag Performer
Kristi Waters
Best Local Poet
Eddie Vega
Best Vape Shop
Planet K
Best Craft Beer Selection
Flying Saucer Draught Emporium
Best Ice House
The Friendly Spot
Best Sports Bar
Little Woodrow’s
Best HVAC/AC
Caliente Plumbing, Heating & Air
Best Barbecue
Smoke Shack
Best Comfort Food
Good Time Charlie’s
Best Realtor
Rueben Hernandez-Valdez
Best Children’s Store
Bambino’s
Best Latin American Restaurant
Rosario’s
Best Salsa
Rosario’s
Best Place To Get A Piñata
Alamo Candy Co.
Best Solar Company
Beldon Roofing Co.
Best Community Theater
The Magik Theatre
Best Movie Theater
Alamo Drafthouse Park North
Best Place to People Watch
The Pearl
Best Concha
La Panadería
Best Wings
Pluckers Wing Bar
Best Ice Cream
Lick Honest Ice Creams
Best Attorney
Thomas J Henry
Best Instagram Influencer
Ada Vox
Best Local Radio Show
T-Bone’s Prime Cuts
Best Urban Legend
The Ghost Tracks
Best Dance Club
The Bonham Exchange
Best Karaoke Bar
Dad’s Karaoke
Best Sunday Funday
Paramour Drag Brunch
Best IV Hydration
DRIP IV Lounge
Best Crawfish
Smashin’ Crab
Best Sports Personality
Coach Gregg Popovich
Best Clothing Boutique
Grey Moon Vintage
Best Mediterranean Restaurant
Tripoli’s Mediterranean Grill and Coffee Shop
Best Plant Nursery
Rainbow Gardens
Best Vintage Shop
Grey Moon Vintage
Best Dog Park
Phil Hardberger Park
Best Mural
Selena by Alan Calvo
Best Place to Watch a Movie Outside
Stars & Stripes Drive In
Best LASIK Provider
Parkhurst NuVision
Best Steakhouse
Bohanan’s Prime Steaks and Seafood
Best Visual Artist
Ray “Tattooedboy” Scarborough
Best Indian Restaurant
India Palace
Best Menudo
Tommy’s Restaurant
Best Brunch
La Panadería
Best Mascot
Spurs Coyote
Best View
Tower of the Americas
Best Dive Bar
The Bang Bang Bar
Best Wine Bar
Copa Wine Bar
Best Lawn Care
Heritage Landscapes
Best Date Night Restaurant
Elsewhere Garden Bar & Kitchen
Best Adult Store
Sexology Institute
Best Comic Book/Game Shop
Heroes & Fantasies
Best Mexican Restaurant
Rosario’s
Best Sandwiches
Gino’s Deli
Best Yoga Studio
Black Swan Yoga
Best Event Venue
Majestic Theatre
Best Local Brewery
Man Overboard Brewing Company
Best Place to Work
H-E-B
Best Public Swimming Pool
San Pedro Springs Park
Best Record Store
Southtown Vinyl
Best Sushi
Sushi Zushi
Best Antique Store
Karolina’s Antiques
Best Farmers Market
Pearl Farmers Market
Best New Restaurant
Brasserie Mon Chou Chou
Best Local Celebrity
Rey Lopez
Best Art Gallery
Brick at Blue Star
Best Drink Specials/Cheap Drinks
The Bonham Exchange
Best Museum
Witte Museum
Best Alteration Shop
Kim’s Alterations
Best Movers
Einstein Moving Co.
Best Meteorologist
Bill Taylor
Best Donut Shop
The Original Donut Shop
Best Artisan Market
Eagle’s Nest of San Antonio — The Healing Arts Festival & Market
Best International Market
Tim’s Oriental & Seafood Market
Best Pizza
Dough Pizzeria Napoletana
Best Burger
Chris Madrid’s
Best Barre Studio
Smart Barre
Best Family Attraction
San Antonio Zoo
Best Margaritas
Rosario’s
Best Barber Shop
Mike’s Hair Lounge
Best Spa
Beauty Haus SA
Best Smoke Shop
Bee’s Wellness Cafe
Best Tacos
Rosario’s
Best Bicycle Shop
Bike World
Best Flea Market
Traders Village
Best Poke Restaurant
Hula Poke
Best Seafood
Sea Island Shrimp House
Best Tanning Salon
Glow On The Go Tan SA
Best Bowling Alley
Bowlero
Best Gay Bar
The Bonham Exchange
Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Metalachi, Unite: San Antonio, Benise and more
Influential Christian singer-songwriter Crowder is among the acts booked for the free Unite: San Antonio revival.






