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Live Music & Local Vibes: Otto’s Ice House Launches ‘Local Wednesdays’ in San Antonio

Otto’s Ice House announces live music series and a steak night event. Photo: Otto’s Ice House, used with permission.

Live Music & Live Fire: What’s New at Otto’s Ice House

Located right on the banks of the San Antonio River, Otto’s Ice House is more than just a place to grab a tallboy, it’s becoming the city’s go-to spot for community, culture, and incredible flavors. There are two major events coming up that you won’t want to miss. (Otto’s Ice House, 2026)

🎸 Introducing: Local Wednesdays

Announcing the launch of Local Wednesdays, a free, all-ages live music series highlighting the incredible talent right here in San Antonio.

This five-week series kicks off with Wally Robles on the backyard stage. Whether you’re a fan of Americana, country, or soulful acoustic sets, their rotating lineup has something for everyone.

  • Kickoff Date: Wednesday, April 29
  • Time: 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
  • The Vibe: All-ages, free entry, and diverse local acts.
  • Bonus: The series continues every Wednesday throughout the month of May

Featured Artist: Wally Robles – A Texas-born powerhouse, Wally Robles brings over a decade of experience to the stage. His genre-defying style pulls inspiration from the 1950s all the way to modern hits, ensuring a performance that feels both nostalgic and fresh.

🔥 Special Event: Steak Night with Levi Goode

Get ready for live-fire cooking. On Thursday, May 7, Otto’s will host a special Steak Night featuring their founder, three-time James Beard Award nominee Levi Goode, and the Goode Co. culinary crew.

Traveling in from Houston, the team will be using a Mill Scale pit to showcase authentic vaquero-style cooking. This event serves as a delicious preview before the crew heads to Lockhart Rising on May 9.

The Featured Plate ($26):

  • 10 oz. Picanha Steak: Smoked and finished over mesquite.
  • Sides: Chile pequin chimichurri, ranchero potatoes, and a monkey bread roll brushed with persillade butter.

Note: Steak Night starts at 5:00 p.m. and runs until sold out. Show up early!

🍔 Sip & Snack

While you enjoy the music or the mesquite smoke, their full menu will be available all day. Pair your evening with house favorites like:

  • Food: Cantina Queso, Hill Country Deluxe Smashburger, or Redfish on the Half Shell.
  • Drinks: The Damn Goode Margarita, a classic Michelada, or an ice-cold beer.

📍 Plan Your Visit

Otto’s Ice House 111 Newell Avenue San Antonio, TX 78212

EventDateTime
Local Wednesdays KickoffApril 296 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Steak NightMay 75 p.m. – Sold Out
May Music SeriesEvery Wed. in May6 p.m. – 9 p.m.

About Levi Goode – A fifth-generation Texan, Levi Goode has spent his life honoring the diverse culture of the Lone Star State. From Gulf Coast seafood to mesquite-smoked BBQ, Levi is committed to preserving the hospitality and rich traditions that make Texas dining legendary.

Fiesta San Antonio for Foodies: Champagne Dinners and Seasonal Cocktails

Celebrate Fiesta at Otto’s Ice House with limited-time cocktails, Tejano music, and exclusive metals. Photo: Otto’s Ice House, used with permission.

Viva Fiesta! 3 Must-Visit San Antonio Events This Week

If you’re still looking for the perfect way to celebrate Fiesta, San Antonio is delivering in spades. From ice house hangouts to high-end champagne dinners, here are three ways to soak up the spirit of the season. (Otto’s Ice House, Pearl, Hilton La Cantera Resort & Spa, 2026)

1. Sip and Celebrate at Otto’s Ice House

Chef Levi Goode’s newest concept, Otto’s Ice House, is going all out with seasonal flair. Whether you’re hunting for a free collectible medal or a refreshing drink, this is your go-to spot.

  • The Drinks ($12):
    • River City Rosè: Vodka, honeysuckle liqueur, lemon, strawberry, and sparkling water.
    • Como la Flor: A smoky-sweet blend of Tequila, mezcal, orgeat, lime, and Aperol.
  • The Swag: Spend $40 or more to snag an exclusive Fiesta medal for FREE, or purchase one for $10.
  • The Party: On Friday, April 24, catch live Tejano music immediately following the Battle of Flowers parade.

When: Now through Sunday, April 26 Where: 111 Newell Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78212

2. Viva Pearl: Family Fun in the Heart of the City

For those wanting a vibrant, family-friendly atmosphere, Viva Pearl returns this Friday. It’s the perfect post-parade landing spot to keep the energy high.

  • The Activities: Get creative with maraca painting and papel picado postcard making.
  • The Atmosphere: Browse curated local vendors and enjoy live musical performances throughout the evening.
  • The Food: Local food vendors will be on-site serving up South Texas favorites.

When: Friday, April 24 | 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM Where: 303 Pearl Pkwy, San Antonio, TX 78215

3. An Elevated Alternative: Lanson Champagne Dinner

If you’re looking to escape the crowds for a more intimate, sophisticated evening, head to Signature Restaurant at Signia by Hilton La Cantera Resort & Spa.

Chef John Carpenter has designed a seven-course tasting menu specifically paired with five selections from Lanson Champagne. Highlights include:

  • Hamachi with watermelon yuzu granita.
  • Scallop & Caviar in a champagne beurre blanc.
  • Texas Wagyu Ribeye and Gulf Redfish.
  • Malva Pudding to round out the evening.

When: Thursday, April 23 | 6:00 PM Where: Signature Restaurant (La Cantera Resort & Spa) Booking: This is a one-night-only event with limited seating. Find more details and book your table here.

Pro Tip: If you’re heading to the Battle of Flowers parade on Friday, plan your route early! Both Otto’s and Pearl are expected to be busy immediately following the festivities.

Celebrate 40 Years of Flavor: A Taste of New Orleans Returns to San Antonio

The San Antonio Zulu Association to Host Fiesta Favorite at Sunken Garden Theater, April 17–19. Photo: Sun Outdoors

A Taste of New Orleans Hits its 40th Year

San Antonio is getting a heavy dose of the Big Easy! The Brackenridge Park Conservancy, in partnership with the San Antonio Zulu Association, is thrilled to welcome back one of Fiesta’s most iconic traditions: A Taste of New Orleans. (Brackenridge Park Conservancy, 2026)

This year isn’t just any party, it’s the 40th Anniversary milestone. For four decades, this event has been the go-to spot for food, family, and that unmistakable NOLA spirit. For event details, tickets, and performance schedule, visit A Taste of New Orleans online.

📅 Event Details at a Glance

  • When: Friday, April 17 – Sunday, April 19, 2026
  • Where: The Historic Sunken Garden Theater (Brackenridge Park)
  • Vibe: Authentic Creole & Cajun flavors, live jazz and brass, and family-friendly fun.

What’s New for the 40th Anniversary?

To celebrate four decades of community service and cultural celebration, the San Antonio Zulu Association is introducing a brand-new tradition: The San Antonio ZULU Association King. Beyond the new royalty, festivalgoers can expect the “crown jewels” of the event:

  • Authentic Eats: Mouthwatering Creole and Cajun cuisine that rivals the French Quarter.
  • Live Music: A three-day lineup of performances to keep you dancing.
  • Historic Setting: Held in the Sunken Garden Theater, a 1930s-era venue built into a former rock quarry, providing a stunning natural backdrop for the festivities.

The partnership between the Brackenridge Park Conservancy and the San Antonio Zulu Association highlights a shared commitment to celebrating cultural heritage while activating one of the city’s most iconic public spaces.

Photo: The San Antonio Zulu Association

Meet the Organizers

Brackenridge Park Conservancy

A nonprofit dedicated to preserving the heart of San Antonio. The Conservancy raises funds to enhance the park’s natural, historic, and recreational resources, ensuring Brackenridge remains a treasure for future generations.

The San Antonio Zulu Association

The force behind the flavor! This nonprofit is committed to education and cultural awareness. Through events like A Taste of New Orleans, they provide scholarships and community engagement opportunities across the city.

Ready to celebrate? Grab the kids, round up the family, and head down to Brackenridge Park this April to experience the best of New Orleans right here in San Antonio.

“As a New Orleans native, I’ve always felt a deep connection between New Orleans and San Antonio, two cities rooted in rich history, incredible food, soulful music, and vibrant cultural diversity. Hosting The Zulu’s A Taste of New Orleans at Sunken Garden Theater is especially meaningful.” – Chris Maitre, CEO of the Brackenridge Park Conservancy

San Antonio Food Events: The 2026 Fajita Lounge Showdown at Gimme Gimme

Gimme Gimme announces the fourth annual ‘Fajita Lounge Showdown’ taking place this Sunday. Photo: TxTroubleMaker, used with permission.

Sizzle & Smoke: The 4th Annual Fajita Lounge Showdown at Gimme Gimme

San Antonio, get your taste buds ready. Gimme Gimme is thrilled to announce the return of the Fajita Lounge Showdown. Now in its fourth year, this high-stakes culinary battle features eight of the city’s top chefs, plus the brave men and women of SAFD Stations #7 & #28, all competing for the ultimate bragging rights: the title of “Best Fajita Tacos” in San Antonio. (Gimme Gimme, 2026)

A Tradition of Carne Asada

Since 2022, the Fajita Lounge pop-ups have become a local legend. Founded by Aaron Peña, Chef Matt Garcia, and Chef Jake Gonzales, these events have built a massive following by celebrating the simple, smoky joy of a perfect taco. This year, the stakes are higher, the grills are hotter, and the trophy is up for grabs.

The 2026 Contender Lineup

Who will take home the $500 grand prize? Our lineup features a mix of heavy hitters and local favorites:

  • Leche de Tigre (The 2025 Defending Champion)
  • The Magpie
  • Naco Mexican
  • Little Death
  • Aguazul
  • El Weinecero
  • Porc Slap
  • Burritos Dorada
  • San Antonio Fire Department Station #7 & #28

The Secret Ingredient: This year, all contestants will be using ArnieTex’s Arnie Asadas Seasonings to season their entries. Want to try the flavor for yourself? Head to the Charro Beans Station featuring Arnie’s legendary South Texas BBQ seasonings.

Meet the Judges

We’ve assembled a panel of Texas food royalty to crown this year’s winner:

  • ArnieTex: New York Times bestselling author and BBQ legend.
  • José Ralat: Texas Monthly Taco Editor.
  • Brandon Watson: CultureMap San Antonio City Editor.
  • Mike Dubya: Local foodie influencer.

Event Details & Afterparty

Come for the tacos, stay for the vibes. There will be specialty cocktails flowing from Live Oak Vodka, while DJs Texas Papi and SunnyBoy keep the energy high all night long.

  • When: Sunday, April 12, 2026
  • Time: 5 PM – 12 AM
  • Where: Gimme Gimme | 803 S St. Mary’s St., San Antonio, TX
  • Entry: $10 at the door (Must be 21+)

Note: Tacos are available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. Arrive early you don’t want to miss the best bite in the city.

Must-Attend Events for Fiesta San Antonio 2026

Bakery Lorraine’s Fiesta medial will be available starting this Wednesday April 8. Photo: Bakery Lorraine, used with permission.

Your Ultimate Guide to Fiesta San Antonio

Get ready to crack your cascarones! Fiesta San Antonio 2026 is officially hitting the streets from April 16–26, 2026. This 10-day “Party With A Purpose” celebrates the city’s rich culture with iconic parades, live music, and enough street food to last a lifetime.

Whether you’re a lifelong medal collector or a first-timer looking for the best river parade views, the city is buzzing with local specials. Here is your guide to the must-visit spots and exclusive events for Fiesta 2026. (Bakery Lorraine, La Panadería, The Gunter Hotel, Kimpton Santo, Plaza San Antonio Hotel & Spa, 2026)

🎖️ The Medal Trail: Where to Score This Year’s Swag

Half the fun of Fiesta is the “clink” of medals on your sash. Start your collection at these local favorites:

  • Bakery Lorraine: Starting Wednesday, April 8, pick up their 2026 medal for $12 at all locations. Best of all, proceeds benefit Cornyation, one of Fiesta’s most beloved charitable traditions.
  • La Panadería: Launching April 8, grab a new Fiesta medal for $10. While you’re there, don’t miss their limited-edition Fiesta Mini Conchas—the perfect colorful treat to kick off the festivities.

🏨 Hotel Hotspots & Party Hubs

The Gunter Hotel: Jazz, Tequila, and Selena

The Gunter is going all out with a packed calendar of events in the heart of downtown:

DateEventHighlights
Apr 16–26Photo-Op InstallationA curated lobby display perfect for your Fiesta outfit.
Apr 18Cumbia NightVinyl Ambassador and live music by Vanita Leo at Bar 414.
Apr 19 & 26Jazz BrunchThe Dirty River Jazz Band performs at Jots.
Apr 21Noche de TequilaFiesta-themed cocktails and free chicharrónes at Keystone Club.
Apr 22Bidi Bidi FiestaA Selena-inspired night with a themed cocktail menu.

Pro Tip: Visit Paris Baguette inside the hotel; they are giving away a complimentary Fiesta medal with any cake purchase (while supplies last).

Kimpton Santo: Rooftop Views & Parade Parties

For an elevated experience (literally), head to the Kimpton Santo and their rooftop bar, Tenfold:

  • Dean’s Fiesta Reserve (Apr 16–24): Enjoy a Santo Steak and receive a complimentary Fiesta medal. Add a Spanish wine flight for $65.
  • Palomas & Paletas (Apr 20): Watch the Texas Cavaliers River Parade with $5 paletas and $16 Palomas.
  • Battle of Flowers Edition (Apr 24): Rooftop tastings with Rincon de Dios and DJ sets starting at 5 PM.
  • Casa De Sol Pool Party (Apr 26): Close out the festivities with a rooftop pool party. Tickets are $11.99 via Posh.

Plaza San Antonio Hotel & Spa: A Garden Sanctuary

Looking for a slightly more refined celebration? Plaza San Antonio offers a “Fiesta Sanctuary”:

  • Viva Corinne: From April 16–26, enjoy mini Chile Rellenos, a La Villita Margarita, and a Fiesta Medal for $26.
  • Garden of Fiesta: Head to the Anaqua Garden Bar for the $125 Fiesta Table Package, bubbles, medals, and great vibes.
  • Staycation Alert: The Viva La Plaza hotel package puts you right in the center of the action with maximum comfort.

🎊 Mark Your Calendars

Don’t miss the “Big Three” parades that define the Fiesta experience:

  1. Texas Cavaliers River Parade
  2. Battle of Flowers® Parade
  3. Fiesta Flambeau® Parade (The largest night parade in the country!)

Viva Fiesta 2026! How many medals are you planning to collect this year?

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Easter Festive Treats at La Panadería & Brunch at The Gunter Hotel

Jots at The Gunter Hotel will host a special Easter brunch. Photo: The Gunter Hotel, used with permission.

Whether you are craving a sweet pastry or a multi-course sit-down brunch, San Antonio is serving up some fantastic ways to celebrate Easter this year. With the holiday falling on Sunday, April 5, here are two local favorites you won’t want to miss. (La Panadería/The Gunter Hotel, 2026)

🥐 La Panadería: Festive Sweets & Spring Sips

La Panadería is leaning into the season with a mix of colorful treats and brand-new beverages. Whether you need a quick caffeine fix or a box of pastries to share, they have you covered.

Easter Specials

  • Mini Easter Conchas: These festive, pastel-colored treats come in three Easter egg-inspired hues. At $2.90 each, they are the perfect bite-sized addition to any Easter basket.
    • Availability: In-store only at all locations through Sunday, April 5.

New Spring Beverage Lineup

If you’re looking for a fresh way to “sip into spring,” check out these new additions:

  • Churro Cold Foam Latte: A cinnamon-vanilla latte topped with churro cold foam and a drizzle of cajeta.
  • Mojito Mocktail (Starting April 1): A refreshing blend of coconut water, lime, mint, and honey.
  • Mangonada Mocktail (Starting April 1): A tropical mix featuring coconut water, mango juice, and agave.
Mojito and Mangonada Mocktails
Easter mini conchas

🥂 Jots at The Gunter Hotel: A Curated Brunch

For those looking for a sophisticated dining experience, Jots at The Gunter Hotel is hosting a multi-course Easter brunch perfect for the whole family.

  • When: Sunday, April 5 | 7 a.m. – 2 p.m.
  • Pricing: $65 per person | $15 per child

The Menu

CourseOptions
For the TableChef’s selection of fresh tea loaves, Crab Florentine Skillet, or Fried Green Tomatoes
EntréesThree Little Pigs Benedict, Banana Foster French Toast, Traditional French Omelette, The Gunter Hash, Shrimp and Grits, Rosemary Prime Rib, Chicken and Waffles, or Pork Roulade
DessertGolden Hour Pineapple Cake, Cinder & Cocoa, or Citrus Quartet
Kids MenuChoice of Kids Chicken and Waffles or Kids Plate

Pro Tip: If you’re planning on heading to The Gunter Hotel, be sure to make a reservation early, as Easter Sunday is one of the busiest brunch days of the year.

Must-Visit San Antonio Spots for Easter Brunch & Festive Treats

Family-friendly Easter in SATX includes egg hunts, brunch buffets, and sweet surprises. Photo: Corinne San Antonio.

Hop Into Spring: The Best Easter Brunch & Treats in San Antonio (2026)

With Easter Sunday arriving on April 5, San Antonio’s vibrant culinary scene is blooming with festive specials. Whether you are looking for whimsical pastries to take home or a refined rooftop brunch with skyline views, these local favorites have you covered.

🥐 Bakery Lorraine

All Locations | Pre-orders available online

Bakery Lorraine is bringing back its highly anticipated seasonal sweets, featuring bright spring flavors and adorable aesthetics.

  • Key Lime Coconut Tart: A graham cracker crust filled with sweet-tart key lime custard, topped with a toasted coconut “nest” and malt chocolate robin’s eggs.
  • Easter Egg Moon Pie: Graham cracker shortbread sandwich with lemon honey marshmallow fluff, dipped in white chocolate.
  • Gluten-Free Sticky Sweet Potato & Pecan Cake: Topped with toasted pecans, toffee sauce, and brown butter orange buttercream.
  • Chocolate Mousse Bunnies: Dark chocolate mousse shaped into bunnies on a vanilla shortbread base.
  • The Holiday Box: A curated sampler featuring all four seasonal desserts (Pre-order only).
  • Signature Carrot Cake: A 7″ double-layer cake with pineapple, coconut, walnuts, and cream cheese frosting.

Pro Tip: Pre-orders are open through Monday, March 30. Limited items will be available in-store from March 23 to April 5.

🍰 The Gunter Hotel: Paris Baguette

Downtown San Antonio

Paris Baguette is serving up a collection of festive, photo-ready treats perfect for any family gathering through April 5.

  • Mochi Donuts & King Cream Donuts: Topped with white chocolate and candy-coated eggs.
  • Easter Bunny Raspberry & Cream French Roll: Light genoise with raspberry jam and vanilla pastry cream.
  • Easter Basket Chocolate Cake: A light chocolate chiffon with a “sprinkle surprise” center (Available as whole cakes or slices).
  • Classic Carrot Cake: Moist, warmly spiced, and packed with fresh carrots.

🥂 Plaza San Antonio Hotel & Spa: Corinne

Reservations via OpenTable

Celebrate in the heart of Southtown with a garden-inspired brunch that keeps the kids entertained.

  • The Experience: $65 Adults | $17 Kids.
  • For the Kids: Activation table with face painting, egg decorating, and coloring.
  • Easter Egg Hunts: 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
  • Special Guest: Photo opportunities with the Easter Bunny!
  • Hours: Breakfast (7:00 – 9:30 a.m.) | Brunch (10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.)

🏙️ Kimpton Santo San Antonio-Riverwalk

The Kimpton Santo offers two distinct ways to celebrate: a breezy rooftop party or a refined steakhouse feast.

Tenfold Rooftop

Elevate your Easter 10 floors up with Skyline Spritz.

  • The Vibe: Panoramic downtown views, refreshing seasonal spritz cocktails, and mimosa bottle service.
  • Hours: Sunday, April 5.

Dean’s Steak and Seafood

Experience a sophisticated blend of tradition and seasonal celebration.

Reservations via OpenTable

  • Brunch Buffet: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. in the interior courtyard.
  • Highlights: Live music (starts at 11 a.m.), fresh oysters, champagne, and curated Easter baskets for both adults and children.
  • Dining Room: The standard à la carte menu will also be available.

💎 The St. Anthony Hotel: Gallery On The Park

Reservations via OpenTable

Spend your holiday in one of San Antonio’s most iconic luxury settings. Gallery on the Park is offering a sophisticated menu focused on the fresh flavors of spring.

  • Featured Entrée: Pan Seared Chilean Sea Bass with fresh spring accompaniments.
  • Featured Dessert: Strawberry Shortcake Pavlova—light, elegant, and perfectly seasonal.
  • Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Sunday, April 5.
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Guinness Cake & Green Beer: San Antonio’s Best St. Paddy’s Day Food & Drink

St. Patrick’s Day offerings include rooftop green cocktails, irish cream treats & festive specials. Photo: The Gunter Hotel.

Luck of the Alamo City: Where to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day 2026 in San Antonio

St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) is just around the corner, and San Antonio is painting the town green! From Guinness-infused desserts to Pantone-inspired rooftop cocktails, several standout spots across the city are rolling out the red—or rather, green—carpet for the holiday. (The Gunter Hotel, Plaza San Antonio Hotel & Spa, Kimpton Santo San Antonio – Riverwalk, 2026).

If you’re looking for the perfect way to celebrate, here is your ultimate guide to Irish-inspired sweets and spirits.

☘️ The Gunter Hotel

Celebrate the day at Jots, Bar 414, or the Keystone Club. These hotel outlets are serving up authentic Irish comfort with a Texas twist.

  • Green Beer ($6): A classic festive pour available all day.
  • Boxty à la Bayou ($25): A hearty twist on the traditional Irish potato pancake. This buttermilk boxty comes topped with Guinness-braised beef, tender braised cabbage, and a rich Dijon cream sauce, finished with crispy shallots.

When: Tuesday, March 17

🥐 Paris Baguette

Indulge your sweet tooth with the “Luck of the Irish Cream” collection. These gold-dusted treats are perfect for those who prefer sugar over stout.

  • Irish Cream Cruffin: A buttery, flaky cruffin filled with Irish cream, dipped in chocolate, and dusted with edible gold.
  • Irish Cream Chocolate Mousse Layer Cake: Rich chocolate cake layered with Irish cream chocolate mousse and finished with a chocolate ganache crunch.
  • Irish Cream Latte: Available hot or iced, featuring espresso, Irish cream, milk, and a touch of edible gold.

When: Now through Sunday, April 5

🏨 Plaza San Antonio Hotel & Spa

The Plaza is offering a “double” dose of luck this year, whether you’re looking for a drink or a day of relaxation.

Corinne San Antonio

The restaurant is featuring The Dublin Double, because every great Irish celebration deserves a double.

  • Jameson Irish Whiskey: $8 pours.
  • Chocolate Guinness Cake ($13): A decadent dark-chocolate cake enriched with Guinness stout for a malty depth, topped with whipped vanilla–cream cheese icing designed to look like Guinness foam.

Reservations are encouraged through OpenTable.

Spa Plaza San Antonio

Looking for a different kind of “glow”? Book the Glow of Luck treatment.

  • The Perk: Receive a complimentary golden eye mask with any treatment booked on the holiday.

Treatments can be booked online.

When: Tuesday, March 17

🍸 Kimpton Santo San Antonio – Riverwalk

For the best views in the city, head to Tenfold Rooftop for their exclusive Green Hour at Golden Hour menu.

This Pantone-inspired cocktail collection features three elevated green expressions ($16 each):

CocktailIngredients
Four-Leaf Clover FieldsBourbon, matcha, vanilla, lemon, and agave
Emeralds & GoldCoconut rum, pandan, mint, lime, and mineral water
The 777Tequila, cucumber, honeydew, lime, and habanero

Reservations are encouraged through OpenTable.

When: Now through Tuesday, March 17

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Experience Regency-Era Elegance: High Tea at The St. Anthony San Antonio

The St. Anthony Hotel announces a ton-worthy high tea service at Gallery on the Park. Photo: Summerside Creative Studio.

Step Into Elegance: High Tea at The St. Anthony

There is something undeniably magical about the ritual of tea. It’s an invitation to slow down, indulge in fine flavors, and engage in the lost art of conversation. This March, we invite you to Gallery on the Park for an afternoon of “High Tea & Timeless Elegance”—an experience inspired by the grand traditions of a bygone era. (The St. Anthony, 2026)

The Experience

Located inside the historic St. Anthony Hotel, our tea service is more than just a meal; it is a curated journey through taste and sound. Guests will enjoy:

  • A Three-Tier Service: Featuring handcrafted patisserie, warm pastries, and delicate savory canapés.
  • Premium Selections: A variety of fine teas paired with house-made breads and elegant bites.
  • Regency Atmosphere: Transport yourself to a 19th-century salon with a curated instrumental playlist that brings a playful, Bridgerton-style charm to the room.

Pro Tip: Dressing the part is highly encouraged! Whether it’s your finest floral lace or a sharp waistcoat, embrace the timeless charm of the occasion.

Event Details & Reservations

Signature tea-inspired cocktails and classic 1900s-style drinks will also be available for purchase to complement your experience.

DateTimeLocation
Thursday, March 123:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.Gallery on the Park
Thursday, March 193:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.Gallery on the Park

Tickets: $60 per person

Reservations: Available now via OpenTable.

Address: 300 East Travis Street

San Antonio, TX 78205

About The St. Anthony, a Luxury Collection Hotel

Established in 1909 and known as the “Queen of San Antonio,” The St. Anthony has long been a sanctuary for royalty, celebrities, and tastemakers and blends historic grandeur with modern sophistication. Located just steps from the River Walk and the Alamo, it remains the cultural soul of downtown San Antonio.

St. Patrick’s Day San Antonio 2026: The Ultimate Guide to Food & Events

Local restaurants are offering curated specials and limited-time offerings for the Irish holiday. Photo: Clementine.

San Antonio St. Patrick’s Day Guide: From Green Beer to Chef-Driven Menus

With St. Patrick’s Day fast approaching, San Antonio is proof that you don’t need to be in Dublin to find the “luck of the Irish.” Local favorites—including Clementine, Smashin Crab, and Muck & Fuss—are raising a glass with festive specials.

Whether you’re looking for a refined culinary experience or a front-row seat to a green river, here is how to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day in the Alamo City. (Clementine, Smashin Crab, Muck & Fuss, Ácenar HotMex & Coolbar, Rosario’s ComidaMex & Bar, 2026)

Clementine: A Refined Irish Feast

On March 17, Clementine is putting a seasonal, chef-driven spin on the holiday with a one-day-only edition of its famous Feed Me experience. Forget the corned beef clichés; this menu reimagines Irish flavors through a sophisticated lens.

  • Highlighted Dishes: Hot pot cabbage with fried oysters, potato and Irish cheddar terrine, and Irish lobster agnolotti.
  • The “Pot of Gold”: Guests will enjoy a sweet surprise ahead of dessert.
  • Note: The regular à la carte dinner menu is still available. Reservations are recommended via OpenTable.

Smashin Crab: Green Beer & After Parties

This New Orleans-inspired seafood staple is bringing back its fan-favorite green beer, available all St. Paddy’s weekend.

  • After Party Happy Hour: Smashin Crab recently debuted a new happy hour during the final hour of service each day. While other spots are winding down, this is the perfect place for a post-parade celebration.
  • Details: Check their website for specific location hours and menu promotions.

Muck & Fuss (New Braunfels): Pints & Tots of Gold

Located in the heart of downtown New Braunfels, Muck & Fuss is offering a deal that’s hard to pass up.

  • The Special: The “Pint and Tot of Gold”—buy any pint and get half-off tater tots.
  • The Twist: You can turn any beer on tap green for the holiday.
  • Keep the Party Going: Head next door to their sister concept, Sidecar at Prince Solms Inn, for a vintage speakeasy vibe.

Ácenar HotMex & Coolbar: River Parade Views

If you want to be where the action is, Ácenar offers a front-row seat to the San Antonio River Walk.

  • The Experience: Watch the river turn green from their scenic riverside patio while enjoying contemporary Mexican light bites and craft cocktails.
  • The Vibe: It’s the ideal “home base” for those attending the annual St. Patrick’s Day River Parade.

Rosario’s ComidaMex & Bar: The Jameson Paloma

This Southtown icon is blending Irish spirit with Mexican flair by introducing a limited-time Jameson Paloma, available all weekend long.

  • Complimentary Tastings: On March 17, guests can enjoy free samples of the festive cocktail.
  • Location Perk: Located just a short walk from the River Walk, it’s a convenient stop for parade-goers looking to fuel up before or after the festivities.

Pro Tip: San Antonio’s River Walk gets incredibly busy during the parade. If you’re planning to visit Ácenar or Rosario’s, try to arrive early to snag a spot!

Photo: Muck & Fuss