The Esquire Tavern is an american tavern late-night spot in Downtown, San Antonio.
The Esquire Tavern keeps its downstairs cocktail room by the river running late, where a burger at the historic downtown bar is the after-dark order.
Tip: The downstairs cocktail room by the river runs late. A burger at the historic bar is the late-night order.
Address: 155 E Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78205
La Tuna Icehouse in Southtown keeps its oak-shaded outdoor yard going past dark, where cold beer and live music are the late-night draw in mild weather.
Try: Cold beer and bar plates under the oaks
Tip: The outdoor yard is the late-night draw in mild weather. Cold beer and live music keep it going past dark.
Rumble on the St Mary's strip stays open until 2am with a big patio for watching the crowd; pair a craft beer with a late taco from El Regio next door.
Try: Craft beer and snacks on the strip
Tip: Open until 2am with a big patio for watching the strip. Pair a craft beer with a late-night taco from El Regio next door.
Hi-Tones is a Tobin Hill patio dive just off the St Mary's strip that runs live indie and local bands most nights until 2am, a cheap-drinks staple.
Try: Cheap drinks and live bands
Tip: Live bands most nights and cheap drinks until 2am. Cash is easiest; the patio is the spot.
The Friendly Spot runs its Southtown beer garden late, with hundreds of beers, frozen margaritas, and tacos under string lights, family and dog friendly.
Try: Frozen margaritas and tacos in the beer garden
Tip: The string-lit yard runs late with a huge beer list. A frozen margarita and a taco is the late-evening order.
Pastiche keeps its Dignowity Hill cottage open late for European-leaning cocktails and charcuterie, a quiet east-side nightcap away from the louder strips.
Try: Cocktails and charcuterie in a cottage
Tip: A calmer late-night option than the strips. Close out the night with a charcuterie board and a thoughtful cocktail.
Rosario's two-storey Southtown room keeps its rooftop bar and Tex-Mex kitchen going late on weekends, especially on First Friday when the area fills up.
Try: Tex-Mex and frozen margaritas on the rooftop
Tip: The rooftop bar runs late on weekends. First Friday in Southtown is the night to come for the full scene.
