Casa Blu Neighborhood Guide
Food scene
(.1 mi) Live music on Friday and Saturday evenings and for Sunday brunch. Large outdoor patio, pet friendly, full kitchen and unique craft beers brewed on-site. Owners Mike and Kerri Sireno often have beers off-menu that they are working on, just ask your server when you go. If they have the "Turtle Stout" make sure you try it!
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Dos Sirenos Brewing
231 E Cevallos St(.1 mi) Live music on Friday and Saturday evenings and for Sunday brunch. Large outdoor patio, pet friendly, full kitchen and unique craft beers brewed on-site. Owners Mike and Kerri Sireno often have beers off-menu that they are working on, just ask your server when you go. If they have the "Turtle Stout" make sure you try it!
(.11 mi) Instagram-worthy renovated bungalow turned into a neighborhood coffee shop and bistro. Great menu w/ a Louisiana twist, spacious outdoor back patio with umbrellas and turf. Pet friendly and they may have live music on the weekends.
Tutti's A Place for Foodies
318 E Cevallos St(.11 mi) Instagram-worthy renovated bungalow turned into a neighborhood coffee shop and bistro. Great menu w/ a Louisiana twist, spacious outdoor back patio with umbrellas and turf. Pet friendly and they may have live music on the weekends.
(.2 mi) Dozens of fruit infused margaritas, some of the best in San Antonio. Colorfully decorated Mexican Cafe by San Antonio celebrity Chef Johnny Hernandez. House made guacamole, street tacos, queso fundido and home made chips and salsa.
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The Fruteria
1401 S Flores St(.2 mi) Dozens of fruit infused margaritas, some of the best in San Antonio. Colorfully decorated Mexican Cafe by San Antonio celebrity Chef Johnny Hernandez. House made guacamole, street tacos, queso fundido and home made chips and salsa.
(.5 mi) German-style brewpub with a small but delicious menu and great locally brewed beers. Come for the charcuterie or baked pretzel and stay for dinner. Don't miss the fried bologna sandwich!
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Künstler Brewing
302 E Lachapelle(.5 mi) German-style brewpub with a small but delicious menu and great locally brewed beers. Come for the charcuterie or baked pretzel and stay for dinner. Don't miss the fried bologna sandwich!
(.2 mi) IL Forno is just at the end of the street and has to be the best pizza in the city. Neapolitan wood-fired pizzas are made from locally sourced ingredients, many from the garden right outside. Don't miss the Fungi Pizza and the Carbonara Pizza, our two favorites. The sell wine or you can bring your own bottle.
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Il Forno
122 Nogalitos St(.2 mi) IL Forno is just at the end of the street and has to be the best pizza in the city. Neapolitan wood-fired pizzas are made from locally sourced ingredients, many from the garden right outside. Don't miss the Fungi Pizza and the Carbonara Pizza, our two favorites. The sell wine or you can bring your own bottle.
(.4 mi) Great local BBQ joint nestled in Freight Gallery. Grab some brisket tacos or burnt ends and enjoy exhibits from local artists.
Bandit BBQ
1913 S Flores St(.4 mi) Great local BBQ joint nestled in Freight Gallery. Grab some brisket tacos or burnt ends and enjoy exhibits from local artists.
Shotgun House Coffee Roasters
1333 Buena Vista St(.5 mi) Charming little hole in the wall coffee shop
(.4 mi) Fresh sushi and champagne, what more can you ask for? Walking distance just at the end of Clay St at the Blue Star Arts Complex
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Sukeban
1420 S Alamo St(.4 mi) Fresh sushi and champagne, what more can you ask for? Walking distance just at the end of Clay St at the Blue Star Arts Complex
(.4 mi) Great coffee and breakfast/brunch atmosphere that turns into a lounge/bar in the evenings. Can get a little loud on the weekends in the late evenings. Great location on the River at the Blue Star Arts Complex
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Halcyon Southtown
1414 S Alamo St(.4 mi) Great coffee and breakfast/brunch atmosphere that turns into a lounge/bar in the evenings. Can get a little loud on the weekends in the late evenings. Great location on the River at the Blue Star Arts Complex
(1 mi) Oldest restaurant in Southtown and a local favorite for authentic Tex-Mex. They do have a small parking lot and make sure to make reservations for busy times.
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Rosario's
722 S Alamo St(1 mi) Oldest restaurant in Southtown and a local favorite for authentic Tex-Mex. They do have a small parking lot and make sure to make reservations for busy times.
(1.3 mi) A beautifully renovated old building and a great pizza restaurant right on Hemisphere Plaza. Great "date night" spot
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Dough Pizzeria Napoletana
6989 Blanco Rd(1.3 mi) A beautifully renovated old building and a great pizza restaurant right on Hemisphere Plaza. Great "date night" spot
(.4 mi) Mexican inspired burger joint, think Quesoburger, Moleburger, Chiliquilesburger. Nice outdoor patio on the River.
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Burgerteca
403 Blue Star(.4 mi) Mexican inspired burger joint, think Quesoburger, Moleburger, Chiliquilesburger. Nice outdoor patio on the River.
(1.1 mi) Freshly baked cinnamon roles, they are vegan but you would never know it. Choose your topping, choose your sauce, indulge. Featured on Shark Tank!
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Cinnaholic
812 S Alamo St(1.1 mi) Freshly baked cinnamon roles, they are vegan but you would never know it. Choose your topping, choose your sauce, indulge. Featured on Shark Tank!
(.1 mi) Looking for sweets nearby? Big Daddy's has what you're looking for from ice cream to raspas.
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Big Daddy's Eats And Treats
228 E Cevallos St(.1 mi) Looking for sweets nearby? Big Daddy's has what you're looking for from ice cream to raspas.
Great pub food, pizzas and craft cocktails. Usually has live music on the weekends, good for a low key evening.
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Francis Bogside
1170 S St Mary's StGreat pub food, pizzas and craft cocktails. Usually has live music on the weekends, good for a low key evening.
Sightseeing
(.4 mi) A short walk to the end of Clay Street and you are on the San Antonio Riverwalk. To the right you can walk or bike the 15 miles of Mission Reach through the historic San Antonio Missions. To the left you can walk through historic King William and into Downtown where there are dozens of restaurants and bars.
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River Walk
River Walk(.4 mi) A short walk to the end of Clay Street and you are on the San Antonio Riverwalk. To the right you can walk or bike the 15 miles of Mission Reach through the historic San Antonio Missions. To the left you can walk through historic King William and into Downtown where there are dozens of restaurants and bars.
(.4 mi) Former grain factory turned into Art Galleries, Restaurants, Coffee and Bars. Right on the river, a great spot to start your adventure. Choose from Blue Star Brewing, Sukeban (sushi), Stella Public House (pizza), Halcyon (Coffee, Brunch), Joe Blues (bar), Burgerteca (Burgers), South Alamode Panini & Gelato Co and Bar 1919 (craft cocktails).
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Blue Star Coffee
(.4 mi) Former grain factory turned into Art Galleries, Restaurants, Coffee and Bars. Right on the river, a great spot to start your adventure. Choose from Blue Star Brewing, Sukeban (sushi), Stella Public House (pizza), Halcyon (Coffee, Brunch), Joe Blues (bar), Burgerteca (Burgers), South Alamode Panini & Gelato Co and Bar 1919 (craft cocktails).
Freight
1913 S Flores St(.4 mi) Art Gallery with a rotating collection of local art exhibits
(3.1 mi) One of San Antonio's hottest urban destinations, "The Pearl" is on the Museum Reach of the Riverwalk north of Downtown and is the home of the award winning Hotel Emma and a dozen locally owned Chef driven restaurants.
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Pearl Brewery
303 Pearl Pkwy(3.1 mi) One of San Antonio's hottest urban destinations, "The Pearl" is on the Museum Reach of the Riverwalk north of Downtown and is the home of the award winning Hotel Emma and a dozen locally owned Chef driven restaurants.
(1.4 mi) Founded in 1731, the oldest continuously functioning religious community in the State of Texas. It's beautiful and is lit up with a laser light show, The Saga, multiple times per evening that is worth watching.
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San Fernando De Bexar Cathedral
115 Main Plaza(1.4 mi) Founded in 1731, the oldest continuously functioning religious community in the State of Texas. It's beautiful and is lit up with a laser light show, The Saga, multiple times per evening that is worth watching.
(1.4 mi) This unique video art projection depicts the historical discovery, settlement and development of San Antonio, our wonderful Lone Star State, and United States history. The Saga projection covers 7,000 square feet of light, color and visual narration projected onto the majestic façade of San Fernando Cathedral- the oldest cathedral in the United States. Through the 24-minute journey, it has become a destination for residents, South Texans, national, and international visitors.
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San Antonio - The Saga
115 N Main Ave(1.4 mi) This unique video art projection depicts the historical discovery, settlement and development of San Antonio, our wonderful Lone Star State, and United States history. The Saga projection covers 7,000 square feet of light, color and visual narration projected onto the majestic façade of San Fernando Cathedral- the oldest cathedral in the United States. Through the 24-minute journey, it has become a destination for residents, South Texans, national, and international visitors.
(1.6 mi) Walkable plaza around the Tower of the Americas, one of San Antonio's iconic buildings. You can walk the grounds, visit the restaurants and take the elevator up to the observation deck at the top of the Tower.
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Hemisfair
(1.6 mi) Walkable plaza around the Tower of the Americas, one of San Antonio's iconic buildings. You can walk the grounds, visit the restaurants and take the elevator up to the observation deck at the top of the Tower.
Neighborhoods
(.4 mi) King William is just across the river from Lone Star and is the oldest historic district in Texas. Take a walk down the quiet streets and admire turn of the century homes and then stop into one of the many restaurants or bars for the evening.
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King William
(.4 mi) King William is just across the river from Lone Star and is the oldest historic district in Texas. Take a walk down the quiet streets and admire turn of the century homes and then stop into one of the many restaurants or bars for the evening.
(1.4 mi) The Alamo and the San Antonio Riverwalk together are the largest tourist destination in Texas, if you haven't been you should make it a point to visit. You can either take a short Uber/Lyft ride to Main Plaza and start from there or catch the Riverwalk at the end of Clay St and walk about 15 min to the main loop of the Riverwalk.
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Downtown
(1.4 mi) The Alamo and the San Antonio Riverwalk together are the largest tourist destination in Texas, if you haven't been you should make it a point to visit. You can either take a short Uber/Lyft ride to Main Plaza and start from there or catch the Riverwalk at the end of Clay St and walk about 15 min to the main loop of the Riverwalk.
Fitness
(1.1 mi) If you need a moment of zen while exploring the area, this is your place
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Southtown Yoga Loft
724 S Alamo St(1.1 mi) If you need a moment of zen while exploring the area, this is your place
(.4 mi) Local business where you can bikes and biking gear and then head out on the 15 mile Mission Reach of the Riverwalk.
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Blue Star Provisions
1414 S Alamo St(.4 mi) Local business where you can bikes and biking gear and then head out on the 15 mile Mission Reach of the Riverwalk.