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    San Antonio Foodie Guide

    Eat and drink your way through San Antonio at these 10 dining hot spots

    Rachael Abrams
    Mar 19, 2014 | 11:05 am

    Restaurants in Dallas, Austin and Houston may get more time in the spotlight, but San Antonio has a culinary scene worth exploring. With trendy Pearl Brewery bursting with eclectic restaurants and bars and downtown booming with outdoor eateries, San Antonio has everything a foodie could want.

    Some new, some tried-and-true, here are 10 hot spots to hit on your next trip down I-35.

    Bakery Lorraine
    511 E. Grayson St. 210-862-5582
    Look for the hipster bicycles parked outside this hidden gem in Government Hill. Inside, find a plethora of fresh and delicious baked goods for the taking. Bakery Lorraine churns out buttery croissants, canalés and macarons that rival those found in real French patisseries.

    Bliss
    926 S. Presa St. 210-225-2547
    Bliss offers diners quality and elegantly plated dishes on its frequently rotating menu. Try the oysters and duck confit spring rolls, vegetarian mushroom risotto, whole Mediterranean branzino, and anything chocolate for dessert. The menu is vegan- and vegetarian-friendly, with many vegetable-centric dishes.

    Blue Box Bar
    312 Pearl Pkwy. 210-227-2583
    Cocktail connoisseurs ought to pay a visit to Blue Box at Pearl Brewery for a cleverly named concoction. Here, drink enthusiast Olaf Harmel creates unique libations such as Ramos Gin Fizz with gin, lime, lemon, sugar, cream, orange flower water, vanilla, egg white and soda, or The Liberal with rye, house sweet vermouth blend, amaro and orange bitters.

    The Cove
    606 W. Cypress St. 210-227-2683
    This vegetarian-friendly spot downtown offers a chill outdoor dining experience. All of the menu items are made with organic, local and sustainable ingredients. Order a burger or fish tacos (or both) at the counter, then take a seat at any of the picnic tables outside. There's an indoor bar for the adults and a play area for the kids.

    Cured
    306 Pearl Pkwy., Ste. 101. 210-314-3929
    This appropriately named charcuterie at Pearl Brewery offers a plethora of cured meat as well as other meat-focused dishes. Think smoked pork, cured foie gras, pan-seared quail breast, jalapeño sausage and more. Cured has a large beer menu and offers a few specialty cocktails. The restaurant is open for brunch, lunch and dinner.

    The Granary 'Cue & Brew
    602 Avenue A. 210-228-0124
    The Granary is Pearl Brewery's latest hot spot, featuring meat-centric dishes made from Texas ingredients as well as house-made beers. This farm-to-table eatery — recognized on Texas Monthly's list of best new restaurant in Texas — also turns out homemade pickles, breads and desserts.

    La Fonda on Main
    2415 N. Main Ave. 210-733-0621
    La Fonda on Main has been a destination for drinks and reliable Mexican food since its inception in 1932. Sip on a margarita or mojito as you dive into the fresh guacamole and spicy salsas. Order the enchiladas de espinacas, fajitas or any of the tacos so you can try the house-made tortillas. Or just ask for some and slather them in butter.

    The Luxury
    103 E. Jones Ave. 210-354-2274
    James Beard Award winner (and founder of Il Sogno and Sandbar) Andrew Weissman recently opened The Luxury, which offers a laid-back foodie experience. Dine under the stars and indulge in a Milanesa sandwich or veggie banh mi with a side of ridiculously tasty fries. Wash it down with wine or one of the many beers on tap.

    Ocho
    1015 Navarro St. 210-222-2008
    Hotel Havana's Ocho Lounge is hot. Whether you're staying in the boutique hotel or simply searching for a new watering hole, Ocho offers excellent food and drink in a sexy-chic atmosphere. Opt for a mojito or the Montserrat cocktail, or choose a glass of vino from the selection of Argentinean and Spanish wines. Food options include snacks such as huitlacoche quesadillas, tortas such as the Havana Cubano, and plates such as pan-roasted red snapper.

    One Lucky Duck
    303 Pearl Pkwy., Ste. 109. 210-223-3825
    This raw food eatery at Pearl Brewery is its first location outside of New York City. Founded by the same owners of Pure Food and Wine, a fancy raw-food restaurant in Manhattan, One Lucky Duck is its trendier, more relaxed sister cafe. The menu includes a variety of salads, savory dishes such as veggie wraps and zucchini lasagna, fruit- and veggie-centric shakes, and unique juices.

    One Lucky Duck at Pearl Brewery is the restaurant's first location outside of New York.

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    Bus Ride News

    New bus terminal for Greyhound and Flix in Dallas is ready to roll

    Teresa Gubbins
    Dec 1, 2025 | 9:08 am
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    There'll soon be a new place to catch a Greyhound bus: Flix North America, parent company of FlixBus and Greyhound, will debut its new terminal on Tuesday December 9, with both Flix and Greyhound busses operating schedules out of an intercity bus terminal at 9755 Harry Hines Blvd.

    This phases out existing service at the legacy downtown Dallas terminal on Lamar Street.

    According to a release, the move will marks a major service improvement at one of the most important hubs in the national intercity bus network and strengthens connections between long-distance bus service, public transit, and air travel across North Texas.

    The terminal is a new 5,600-square-city facility across from the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) Bachman Station on Harry Hines Boulevard, meaning it will provide convenient, car-free connections to DFW Airport, Dallas Love Field, downtown Dallas, Fair Park, Deep Ellum, and more.

    The Bachman Station is a stop on both the DART Green and Orange Lines, meaning that the new facility will provide convenient connections for FlixBus and Greyhound riders to suburbs such as Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Las Colinas, Richardson, and Plano.

    The space has been designed with comfort and convenience in mind, featuring Wi-Fi, restrooms, food and beverage vending machines, and 24/7 security staffing.

    The new station was made possible through collaboration with the City of Dallas, and underscores Flix’s long-term commitment to integrating intercity bus service into a broader national transportation network, connecting travelers with public transit and other modes to make long-distance travel more accessible, seamless, and affordable.

    The relocation of Greyhound’s legacy terminal to the new facility is the latest milestone in the brand’s transformation under Flix ownership. Since acquiring Greyhound in October 2021, Flix has introduced a modernized fleet, a data-driven technology platform, and a regionally empowered operating model, driving significant improvements in reliability, efficiency, and customer experience.

    “This new Dallas terminal is designed to give travelers a smoother and more convenient experience,” says Flix North America CEO Kai Boysan. “An increasing number of people are recognizing intercity buses as a compelling choice for long-distance travel, and this terminal supports that shift. Our goal is to ensure that every passenger, whether commuting, traveling for business, or exploring new places, can enjoy a stress-free journey across North Texas and beyond.”

    “By locating Greyhound and FlixBus service close to DART rail and bus lines, we are making it easier to connect to airports, downtown, and communities across the metroplex, while also offering an affordable travel option to cities nationwide,” Boysan says. “This move reflects our long-term commitment to building a more accessible, and integrated transportation network across the country.”

    Tickets and other details
    Pre-Booked Passengers: In the coming days, all customers with existing tickets for arrivals or departures from the old location at 205 S. Lamar St. scheduled after 11 pm on Monday, December 8 will automatically receive an SMS and/or email (depending on the contact details used when booking) with the updated address, a map link, and nearby landmarks. Customers do not need new tickets – their existing ones will remain valid for the new location.

    New Bookings: Tickets purchased from today forward will automatically show the Harry Hines Blvd. terminal; the Lamar St. location will no longer be selectable.

    On-Site Support: During the transition, staff will be stationed at both terminals to assist and answer questions, including with directions on how to get to the new terminal at 9755 Harry Hines Blvd. To get to the new terminal from the downtown location, travelers can take the DART Green or Orange Lines from West End Station to Bachman Station or drive on I-35E N and take Exit 436A. Their 24/7 customer service team is available for any questions.

    Greyhound bookings: 1-800-231-2222 or customer.service@greyhound.com

    FlixBus bookings: 1-855-626-8585 or live chat at flixbus.com

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