I've had a lot in my life, and this seemed to be just like most of the rest, though the meat in my chile relleno was nicely spiced.

Slow that night, but later on in the week, the place was hoping every night.

Went there because a co-worker had some issue with his room, so they comped him a dinner there. Just wanted to post a quick rundown on the place I went to for dinners in San Antonio Inside the Sheraton Gunter on Houston Street is a casual grab and go place and they also sell wine: There are little stores everywhere and CVS Pharmacy next to Hyatt Regency and Walgreens on Houston Street have great choices. You will not want for beverages/snacks for room. Big Starbucks is right down the street too. Very, very nice way to start the morning and they also have some tables outside on the balcony if weather is nice. I have stayed at E.Suites and their breakfast buffet is huge and the dining room is huge. I've heard good things about Mexican Manhattan: Outside the doors of the Rivercenter Mall Food Court, I like to food at Maria Mia's:įun restaurants in Southtown including Liberty Bar: If you're in SA on a Saturday, don't miss their Farmers Market with great breakfast items and live entertainment in addition to the surrounding restaurants. What exactly is Market Square?Īs Gehrig mentioned, The Pearl Complex has many restaurants: I DO have a car, so I can pretty much go anyplace. I'm reading through some other threads to get ideas. Didn't know he had a place here in San Antonio Always wanted to try a John Besh restaurant, but still haven't made it to New Orleans. Maybe some good tamales? The hotel does have 'Luke'. OF course, more authentic Mexican is always appreciated too. While 'traditional' Tex-Mex is fine, something a bit more 'modern' would be nice. SO, I won't be needing that here.įor Tex-Mex, no big national/regional chains I get in Dallas or some place else. BBQ is something I get enough of in Austin and Dallas. As far as food, TexMex seems to be the most obvious choice in San Antonio. I DO have a car, but sometimes it's nice to be able to just walk. I realize the River Walk is touristy and touristy areas frequently have restaurants that aren't so great. But it was years and years ago when I was in junior high. While the city studied whether that fit the intention of its downtown commercial district, the council passed an emergency ordinance to temporarily block Gabaldon from opening the business.I'm in San Antonio for a week for a business trip. The issue arose in December when Windsor resident Scott Gabaldon began making plans to sell firearms in a vacant office space one block from the Healdsburg downtown plaza, between the Toy Chest toy store and the Raven Performing Arts Theater. All other Sonoma County cities allow firearm sales in commercially zoned districts. Rohnert Park adopted a similar measure in 1991. The ordinance makes Healdsburg, a popular Wine Country destination of about 12,000 residents, the second city in Sonoma County to require a conditional use permit for gun sales. Like anything in zoning, you zone where things can go.” “What we voted on should have been on the books a while back. “This is strictly a land-use decision,” Vice Mayor David Hagele said. The floor space for selling firearms at any store selling guns, including sporting goods retailers, may not exceed 5 percent of the building’s square footage. No shops can open within 500 feet of schools, parks and churches, among other defined sensitive areas. The ordinance passed Monday will take effect in 30 days, allowing gun stores only in commercial, mixed-use and industrial areas on the city’s edges. The Healdsburg City Council unanimously approved a ban on the sale of all firearms in its downtown and set restrictions for gun retailers throughout the city.

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