anything at all, gimme whatcha got

I'm sure underoos will answer for me.

Go to one of the Franciscan missions, Brack Park, or the Zoo, all places my grandfather used to take me as a boy.

Go to Espada Dam.

Try a new race-to-the-bottom-nasty Mexican food place.

Eat Mexican cookies.

Drive, walk, or bike around King William District and look at houses.

Six Flags

excellente i will try all of these things

so far i have these to explore

-greenbelt
-the district
-farmers market at the can plant

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Leave town for the weekend.

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You beat me to it.

Go to Spurs games

Go to the Riverwalk with wifey

Go to SeaWorld

Yaaaassssssssss

Visit the bar at the Menger Hotel.

Grab BBQ at B&D Icehouse...walk to the Friendly Spot...drink....walk to the Filling Station....drink....walk to Alamo Street Eat Bar....drink...walk to the Esquire....drink AND eat...

I will also add the pub runs on First Friday are a very excellent way to meet new people.

Rodeo
Fiesta
Going honking on Commerce after Los Spurs win the Championship.
Anything to do with the San Antonio A&M Club!!!!!!!!!!

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"4. Schedule fake StoryKeeping appointments at random addresses off of MLK."

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How'd y'all know about this one!?

I had the same question

Already been covered, but want to reiterate....Go honking!

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10. REPRESENT DA DUECE DIME

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Good lord I cannot unsee that

Chingao, I misspelled deuce.

But on the other hand, she'd probably spell it like that.

Doose maybe? Dooce? Dooz?

Where would you start/finish? A couple key spots to hit/avoid if on a bike? We just got bikes and the lady would love that.

We usually start at the Pearl and stick to the riverwalk extension until you get to Navarro St ( you want to be on the east bank - there's a ramp leading up to the street there) Then head up to the downtown streets either south on St Marys or Main. The riverwalk south of Navarro has a series of steps on both sides of the river. Usually pass through Main Plaza then south to the riverwalk again at Nueva St.

You can either hop out at King William or keep going south to the Missions.


We tend to mix it up and hit (not all on everytrip, mind you):

From North to South
Tacoland
Alamo Ice House
The Boxing Social
VFW 1976 (awesome place)
Paramour (Nice when the weather is great)
Ocho (very cool conservatory
Schilos for rootbeer and a Ruben
Esquire
The Ticket
Grand Hyatt Patio
Guadalara
Menger
Market Square (corn in a cup and beers at Viva Villa)
Friendly Spot
Beethovens (if open, great biergarten)
La Tuna

The beauty of the trip is that it's completely up to you.

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Almost everyone of the places listed above let us bring the bikes inside, as long as it was not crowded, and we asked nicely.

The reason why you don't want to run over someone in San Antonio riding a bike is because the bike is probably yours.

That sounds like a blast.

I enjoyed tacos and two margaritas at la Gloria on the patio this afternoon. Then passed out for 4 hours. Those *****es are sneaky

Great info. Thanks!

Great list! Ill toss in the Luxury into the mix. Great fries.

The VFW is an f'ing blast.

Get absolutely trashed with all of my hometown friends