6 editor picks in San Antonio.
6 late night in San Antonio, editor-picked for food open late at the weekend. Where to eat past midnight on a weekend night. All late night in San Antonio.
Pastiche keeps its Dignowity Hill cottage open late for European-leaning cocktails and charcuterie, a quiet east-side nightcap away from the louder strips.
OrderCocktails and charcuterie in a cottage
TipA calmer late-night option than the strips. Close out the night with a charcuterie board and a thoughtful cocktail.
The Friendly Spot runs its Southtown beer garden late, with hundreds of beers, frozen margaritas, and tacos under string lights, family and dog friendly.
OrderFrozen margaritas and tacos in the beer garden
TipThe string-lit yard runs late with a huge beer list. A frozen margarita and a taco is the late-evening order.
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.
OrderCraft beer and snacks on the strip
TipOpen until 2am with a big patio for watching the strip. Pair a craft beer with a late-night taco from El Regio next door.
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.
OrderCold beer and bar plates under the oaks
TipThe outdoor yard is the late-night draw in mild weather. Cold beer and live music keep it going past dark.
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.
OrderCheap drinks and live bands
TipLive bands most nights and cheap drinks until 2am. Cash is easiest; the patio is the spot.
Faust Tavern is the Tobin Hill dive that keeps the St Mary's crowd going until 2am, with stiff pours, edgy decor and a craft-beer list of more than sixty.
OrderStiff pours and craft beer
TipA proper late dive with stiff pours; cash is easiest. The crowd spills over from the St Mary's strip on weekends.
