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3 Stars - 32 Opinions
109 Arciniega, San Antonio, Texas, 78205, United States
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Riverwalk
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Natural Bridge Caverns is located just a few miles from San Antonio and is worth the drive.
A 75-minute tour takes you through a half-mile of the largest and most spectacular show cavern in Texas.
The temperature is 70+ and humidity 90+ percent so it is not cool in these caverns.
It is steep and wet in places so wear your sneakers.
Near the river you can visit differents places to dinner or only drink a beer.
You can walk all arround the river looking for the perfect place to stay to dinner. Casual, with jeans if you want. (Remember you are in TEXAS)
Our waiter was very friendly and treated us like a good friend. I wished I knew his name. He was of Japanese/African descent. And of course I can't say enough about the Senoritas. Their dress, voice, and music were beautiful. The violin is soothing to my ears. They sang a beautiful happy birthday to me and it was special because my Spanish friend interpreted it for me & the story was sweet it almost brought tears to my eyes. I can't say that I have a favorite dish because I ate here one time. However, there were four other people that also ate here with me that day and they were also very pleased with their meals. I had a dip that was made of chocolate and peanut butter. Strange because the dip didn't taste like the two ingredients as it didn't have much of a sweet taste. My Mexican friend said that the dip is authentic in that her grandma that has lived in Mexico all her life still cooks from an old outdoor oven and makes the same dip. What a great experiance!
If you want to see what the locals do on a Sunday after chuch, visit Bussey's Flea Market IH35 N - Schertz.
Park for $1.00 per car and scour the booths for amost anything your heart desires. There are 500 vendors selling everything under the sun including any or all of the following - purses, kitchen utensils, glass, china, knick knacks, antiques, books, furniture, tools, pictures, clothes, computers, toys, jewelry, pottery, deer mounts, cigar indians, japanese screens, oriental decorations, dvd's/video's/cd's - the list could go on to cover anything and everything for the home, hobby, or sport of your choice.
With wares displayed both under cover and outside, even with a little inclement weather, there's something to rummage through.
You can even buy ice cream (Blue Bell of course!), as well as corn dogs, snow cones, hamburgers, water, sodas should the mood take you.
The San Jose mission was founded in 1720 . About 300 people lived here. The must-see is the 'Rose Window' which is beautifully carved. According to a local legend, the artist carved it for his Spanish bride-to-be, who perished at sea on her way her fiancee.
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