Best Of San Antonio® Nomination round is now open!

30 San Antonio restaurants and bars with bike-friendly patios

By San Antonio Current Staff on Fri, May 21, 2021 at 2:35 pm

San Antonio's bar and restaurant scene has no shortage of sun-dappled patio space for cyclists to post up for a beer or two, and the weather outside makes it a perfect season for anyone looking to cruise.

Whether you’re a serious rider or a casual coaster, here's a list of 30 bike-friendly spots that offer ample cycle parking, extensive beer, wine and cocktail options and even some delicious snacks to fuel the ride back home.

Scroll down to view images

Tandem
310 Riverside Dr., (210) 455-5400, https://www.tandem-satx.com/
This newcomer to the scene offers coffee, beer and wine to the south SA neighborhood, complete with huge custom bike rack for safely keeping your bike.
Photo via Instagram / tandemsatx

Beethoven Maennerchor
422 Pereida St., (210) 222-1521, beethovenmaennerchor.com
Located in Southtown near Blue Star, the Beethoven Maennerchor Halle offers ample patio space for gathering, as well as a ton of space to park your two-wheeled transportation.
Photo via Instagram / beethovensatx

The Friendly Spot
943 S Alamo St., (210) 224-2337, thefriendlyspot.com
The Friendly Spot is a must-stop on a Southtown ride.
Photo via Instagram / thatspookybitch_

Dos Sirenos Brewing
231 E. Cevallos St., (210) 442-8138, dossirenosbrewing.com
Producing brews in Southtown since 2019, Dos Sirenos boasts a large patio and super shady kid- and dog-friendly outdoor space.
Photo via Instagram / dossirenosbrewing

Elsewhere Garden Bar & Kitchen
Masks Required
103 E Jones Ave, San Antonio, TX 78215, (210) 446-9303, elsewheregarden.com
The dog- and family-friendly spot features swing seats overlooking the San Antonio River, lush landscaping, a selection of brews and wine, and savory snacks create a pedal-perfect urban getaway.
Photo via Instagram / garrettpgoodson

Roadmap Brewing Co.
723 N. Alamo St., (210) 254-9962, roadmapbrewing.com
Roadmap Brewing offers 13 brews on tap, as well as patio space for imbibing before you bike to your next spot.
Photo via Instagram / rtr.ragman

Tony's Siesta
206 Brooklyn Ave, (210) 592-1199, facebook.com/TonysSiesta
Tony’s Siesta offers low-key vibes and frosty beverages on its patio, where folks have ample space to park their bikes.
Photo via Instagram / tonyssiesta

La Tuna
100 Probandt, (210) 212-5727, latunasa.com
Whether you’re a fan of the fish tacos or relaxing in the shade of about a million pecan trees, La Tuna is a great place to unwind. The ice house is a popular meeting place for cyclists after (or during) evening rides.
Photo via Instagram / thekickstandsa

Tycoon Flats
2926 N St Mary's St., (210) 320-0819, tycoonflats.net
With tons of outdoor space, live music and a full bar, Tycoon Flats is a perfect spot to start a happy hour ride. Take a gander at the many Los Otros murals up and down the St. Mary’s strip as you ride.
Photo via Instagram / stufftodoinsanantonio

Burleson Yard Beer Garden
430 Austin St., (210) 354-3001, facebook.com/BurlesonYard
If your bike route takes you on the East side of town, consider stopping at Burleson Yard Beer Garden. Hammocks to rest your weary bones, ping pong tables, live music and their famous frozen libations make for an essential pit stop.
Photo via Instagram / burlesonyardbeergarden

Bombay Bicycle Club
3506 N St Mary's St., (210) 737-2411, bombaybicycleclubsa.com
After a scenic ride through Brackenridge Park, stop at Bombay Bicycle Club for one of their famous burgers. They’ve been slinging burgers at the St Mary’s location since 1973, but have plans to open a second location at Hemisfair this Summer.
Photo via Instagram / bombays_sa

Con Huevos
1629 E Houston St., (210) 229-9295, facebook.com/Con-Huevos-Tacos-105283657613268
We’ve got to include at least one stop for the early riders, so Con Huevos is it. Recently featured in Texas Monthly for its fare, Con Huevos is a breakfast spot that’s earned its accolades. Trust us. The green salsa? So dope.
Photo via Instagram / conhuevostacos

Halcyon
1414 S Alamo St., (210) 277-7045, halcyoncoffeebar.com
For early evening rides that may need a little energy injection, stop by Halcyon for a quick shot of espresso and a refill on your water bottle. Or, post up on the patio for a post-route cocktail and snack.
Photo via Instagram / halcyonsouthtownsa

Aquaduck Beer Garden
9214 Espada Rd., (210) 600-3280, theaquaduck.com
Set within the San Antonio Mission Trails and historic Aqueduct district, the AquaDuck offers an extensive selection of beers, wines and margaritas. Tons of TVs, outdoor seating and weekly meetups of bicyclists and motorcyclists alike.
Photo via Instagram / theaquaducksa

Freetail South Presa Taproom
2000 S Presa, (210) 625-6000, freetailbrewing.com/tap-room/
If you’re prone to cycling the Mission Trail, Freetail’s South Presa Taproom is right up your proverbial alley. Craft beer and the occasional food truck are all you need for an idyllic stop on any ride.
Photo via Instagram / sargentsuds

The Cherrity Bar
302 Montana St., (210) 559-0421, cherritybar.com
Grab a happy hour cocktail and a couple of apps at Cherrity Bar before heading to any one of the other listed spots on your evening ride. The Kuriya potstickers are just the right amount of salty, and the Palomas are the right amount of sweet.
Photo via Instagram / kuriyasatx

Alamo Beer Co.
202 Lamar St., (210) 872-5589, alamobeer.com
With 11 brews on tap (seven signature and four seasonal), Alamo is always a good idea when you’re looking for somewhere to post up and grab a breath of fresh air. There are tons of spaces to securely park your ride — and your backside — while you imbibe.
Photo via Instagram / thedustinwray

The Dakota East Side Ice House
433 S Hackberry, (210) 375-6009, thedakotasa.com
Known simply as ‘the Dakota,’ you can find ice cold beer and plenty of outdoor seating at this Alamodome-area spot. Grab a pizza and one of their many Texas beer options while you kick back and watch the sun set.
Photo via Instagram / thedakotasa

Bruno's Dive Bar
1004 S. Alamo St., (210) 225-9801, brunosdive.com
Owners of neighborhood staple The Friendly Spot Steve and Jody Bailey Newman are breathing new life into a vacant space across the street in Bruno's Dive Bar, which offers well drinks, an IPA on tap, games, tunes from the jukebox and a large patio space.
Photo via Instagram / brunosdive

Blue Star Brewing Co.
1414 S Alamo #105, (210) 212-5506, bluestarbrewing.com
It’s kind of a given to include Blue Star on a list like this, when you consider the patio, the river view and the food and drink options. Plus, a bike shop is just steps away, in case you need a little bit of maintenance for your ride.
Photo via Instagram / bluestarbrewco