SABCS 2022 Meeting News Welcome Edition - 14

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TASTE THE RICH CULTURE AND
DIVERSE CUISINE IN SAN ANTONIO
THINGS TO SEE & DO
F
rom world-class museums to World Heritage historical
sites, San Antonio offers a rich variety of attractions to
satisfy every sightseeing, shopping, and recreational interest.
Following are just a few suggestions for exploring what's old
and what's new in San Antonio.
RESTAURANTS ON THE RIVER
O
THE ALAMO
Founded in 1718 as the first
mission in San Antonio,
the Alamo served as a
way station between east
Texas and Mexico. Centrally
located on Alamo Plaza in
downtown San Antonio, the
Alamo features interactive
tours and exhibits, as well as
reenactments of the Texas
Revolution.
www.thealamo.org
GO RIO SAN ANTONIO
CRUISES
Colorful, new barges ride
the river through downtown,
while drivers provide
narrated tours and point
out unique San Antonio
landmarks.
www.goriocruises.com
JAPANESE TEA GARDEN
Dating back to 1919, the
Japanese Tea Garden
features a lush year-round
garden and a floral display
with shaded walkways, stone
bridges, a 60-foot waterfall
and ponds filled with Koi.
www.saparksfoundation.org/
japanese-tea-garden
MARKET SQUARE
A three-block outdoor
plaza lined with shops, and
restaurants in downtown
San Antonio, Market Square
is the largest Mexican
market in the United States.
www.marketsquaresa.com
ne of the best ways to get to know a city's culture is through its food, and San Antonio's
eclectic cuisine evokes the rich cultures of its people. Take your tastebuds on a culinary
tour and see why San Antonio is the only UNESCO City of Gastronomy in Texas, and one of
only two in the entire United States. If you're hungry for an outdoor table with a view, look no
further than San Antonio's famous River Walk, just steps from the convention center and most
of the official SABCS hotels.
Acenar
Contemporary
Mexican Restaurant
& Bar
146 E. Houston St
210-222-2362
www.acenar.com
Biga on the Banks
American Cuisine
203 S. Saint Mary's St.
210-225-0722
www.biga.com
SAN ANTONIO MUSEUM
OF ART
Travel around the world
with a visit to the San
Antonio Museum of Art
(SAMA), renowned for
the most comprehensive
ancient Greek, Roman, and
Egyptian art collections in
the southern United States.
www.samuseum.org
TOWER OF THE AMERICAS
Visit the Tower of the
Americas in the heart of
downtown San Antonio for
a family-friendly attraction
that boasts a panorama view
from the revolving Chart
House Restaurant or from
the observation deck.
www.toweroftheamericas.com
THE WITTE MUSEUM
Nature, science, and culture
meet at The Witte Museum.
Massive exhibits of dinosaurs,
People of the Pecos, Texas
Wild, and other rotating
exhibits fill the recently
renovated space with history,
storytelling, and interactive,
family-friendly fun.
www.wittemuseum.org
Bohanan's
Prime Steaks &
Seafood
219 E. Houston St.
210-472-2600
www.bohanans.com
Boudros
Texas Bistro
421 E. Commerce
210-224-8484
www.boudros.com
Casa Rio
Mexican Food
430 E. Commerce
210-225-6718
www.casario.com
Domingo
Flavors of South Texas
123 N. St. Mary's
(inside Canopy by
Hilton)
210-404-7516
www.domingore
staurant.com
Dorregos
Argentinian Food
150 E. Houston St.
(Inside Hotel Valencia)
210-230-8454
www.dorregos.com
Esquire Tavern
American Food
155 E. Commerce
210-222-2521
www.esquir
tavern-sa.com
Fogo De Chao
Brazilian Steakhouse
849 E. Commerce #393
210-227-1700
www.fogodechao.com
Four Brothers
Texas Cuisine with
Latin & French
influences
112 College St. (Inside
Omni La Mansion)
210-518-1000
www.omnihotels.com/
hotels/san-antoniola-mansion-del-rio/
dining/four-brothers
Iron
Cactus
Mexican Grill & Margarita
Bar
200 Riverwalk, Suite
100
210-224-9835
www.ironcactus.com
Ostra
Exquisite Seafood
212 W. Crockett St.
(Inside Mokara Hotel)
210-396-5800
www.omnihotels.com/
hotels/san-antoniomokara/dining/ostra
Paesanos
Italian/Mediterranean
111
W. Crockett St.
210-227-2782
www.paesanosriver
walk.com
Rebelle
Fine Seafood
300 E. Travis (Inside
St. Anthony Hotel)
210-352-3171
www.rebellesa.com
Republic of Texas
American...everything
bigger in Texas
429 E. Commerce St.
210-223-4881
www.therepublico
texasrestaurant.com
Rio Rio Cantina
Tex-Mex
421 E. Commerce St.
210-226-8462
www.riorioriver
walk.com
Rita's On the River
Tex-Mex
245 E. Commerce St.
210-227-7482
www.ritasontheriver.
com
Ruth's Chris
Steaks/American
600 E. Market St.
(Inside Grand Hyatt)
210-227-8847
www.ruthschrissa.com
/riverwalk
Schilo's
Delicatessen
German/Texas
424 E. Commerce St.
210-223-6692
www.schilos.com
Yard House
American
849 E. Commerce St.
#409
210-354-3844
www.yardhouse.com
Zocca Cuisine
D'Italia
Italian
420 W. Market St.
210-444-6070
www.zoccariver
walk.com
Information and images
courtesy of Visit San
Antonio. Check out
VisitSanAntonio.com for
more things to see, do,
and eat in San Antonio.
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