The PERFECT 3 Days in San Antonio, Texas (Best Things to Do, See + Eat)
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Planning a trip to San Antonio Texas? This travel vlog shares the fascinating history of San Antonio. Along with the top things to do and the best places to eat in San Antonio. Warning: don't watch this travel vlog on an empty stomach!
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0:00 Intro to San Antonio travel vlog
0:27 Hemisfair Park + Tower of the Americas
1:02 Visiting the Alamo
3:12 Dough Pizzeria (Best Pizza in San Antonio)
4:20 San Antonio Riverwalk
5:04 Best Restaurants in San Antonio, TX
5:38 The Pearl San Antonio
7:01 Best Texas BBQ in San Antonio (2M Smokehouse)
8:13 San Antonio Missions (San Jose Mission)
9:12 Best RV Park in San Antonio (Traveler's World)
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Nice video! I went to San Antonio on a huge road trip with my tiny chihuahua in October 2021 and her and I had a great time at the river walk and seeing some of the sites you showed. She was Mexican I'm American so the sites were an exploration of the history of two cultures we love dearly. Lost my pup almost a year ago but your video was making me smile big remembering being there with her! It was so fun and such a cool city! You showed some restaurants I didn't know about and can't wait to go back and eat my way through San Antonio again. Fried pickles on the River walk were definitely my favorite! I live in Mexico now so hadn't had those in years! Yum! Enjoy your adventures!
That sounds like a special trip. I'm glad this video brought back memories and remember your sweet pup.
so cute
Best pizza in SA: Il Forno. Yaghi’s is good, too
Best Chinese: a toss up between Best Quality Daughter and Sichuan House. BQD is more hip.
Best BBQ: You can’t go wrong with 2M or Reese Bros
Best Bakery: Bakery Lorraine
If you like ceviche, go to Leche de Tigre
For great oysters, go to Little Em’s Oyster Bar
Best park (and I hate saying this because a lot of people do not know about it) has to be Elmendorf Lake Park
Best place to have Mexican food al fresco: Paloma Blanca
Best Indian: India Palace
I've lived in SA all my life. Seen many sites here. But thanks to your very informative video. There's more for me experience in my hometown. The video is best, professional, and the most over the top!!!!!
Thanks for showcasing my wonderful city!
Love the video and all the information you gave. My wife and I love 2m smokehouse. Safe travels
Thank you for the great video. Headed to San Antonio in May and this was very helpful. 👏👍
Hey, i lived in San Antonio from 1982 to 1985 great place to live, left behind good memories
Great video thanks for making it
Thanks for watching
The two of you do such a great job! Especially with the great eats. Would love to know how or what websites you use to research food locations while you travel. I am such a foodie and this is always a part of my travel planning. In fact going to Maine in the near future and looked to see if you guys visited for recommendations. Sadly I did not see one but know you always bring it.
Thank you 😊 and that's a fun/great question! Maybe we'll create a short form video about it to answer just that!
Thanks so much for sharing another wonderful video like always, keep up with the awesome content 👌👍
Thank you! ❤️
You should come to fredericksburg just north of San Antonio. You could dobthe wine tours and visit luckenbach.
We want to do Texas hill country soon!
Wow - we were there last year and there had to be 300 people in front of The Alamo. Needless to say we missed it - it looks fascinating!. Loved the River Walk - that I would do again! And The Pearl looks very cool. And, now I'm hungry... ;)
The first time we went it was INSANE we didn't explore because we were so overwhelmed. We went on a Tuesday this time in hopes of less crowds. It worked out. Lol
Researching San Antonio and this video was exactly what I wanted! You travel just like my sister and me, and I'm so thankful for your thoughts to help us plan!
So glad to hear it was helpful! Have a blast!
Great video!
Thank you 😊
Hello, I come to see this report following the Wemby draft. Great report. This city is very special. Greetings from Canada!
Thanks for watching
I miss Texas food!!! Best food I ever eat in any states I visited and lived at. Texas have very tasty foods!!! ❤
It really such great food
San Antonio is definitely a place I want to visit. Looks like you had a great time. 💖🙏✌️
I think you'd it enjoy it for sure 🤠
I went through San Antonio on a road trip on the way to New Mexico/West Texas in 2017. One day, I’d like to see the sites there. Nice video!
That's awesome. Glad you've gotten to experience it before. Hopefully you'll get to return soon :)
Much love from West Texas /New Mexico
Did a great job repping my city!
I wish i could be their again
The macaroni at that BBQ place looked really good. I love some good Mac and cheese.
It was SO good we bought more to go hahaha!
We haven’t done San Antonio yet, but its on the list!
It's a great food city. And so charming
Thank you so much for this great video. We booked Travelers World RV park. You mentioned it being walking distance to River Walk. I was curious how far away it is? Also, where did you get that beautiful coral off the shoulder top? So cute.❤
Wohoo, the river walk is literally connected to it. So you're good to go there. The downtown river walk is a out a 10 minute bike ride on the river walk. Enjoy your trip
Wow, you make me want to visit my own city!! Dough is the bomb and never been to the BBQ place but I typically venture out to Kreuz BBQ in Lockhart.
Love that you accent higher- quality food. San Antonio is a great City❤
It is!
BBQ Heaven. I miss Texas.
SERIOUSLY. Imagine editing all that delicious goodness. Haha I want BBQ so bad right now.
Born and raised texan, have been to San Antonio more times than I can remember! But I still learned a couple of things. I have to admit I cringed a little bit at the comment about Santa Anna being captured on the Riverwalk a few days later. No.
Having said that though, hugely enjoyable video! A couple of things you might consider, you can get a day pass, like a bus pass, for the little boats the float the river walk. It's possible to go from the Alamo all the way up to the Pearl brewery, and it's a really fun and pleasant 90 minutes or so.
Also, right next door to the alamo, grab a drink at the Menger Hotel bar. It's where Teddy Roosevelt recruited the Rough Riders. The Menger Hotel is the oldest continuously operating Hotel West of the Mississippi river. And at the Alamo, check out the Phil Collins Alamo memorabilia collection.
i'm watching this because victor wimbayama the new draft 1 pick of the nba and he will be playing for the san antonio spurs i was tryin to see this state i was carious think you for the video God bless.
You were right across the street from Davy Crockett’s remains in the church across the street
We're not the biggest fans of visiting remains haha! But that's a cool fact
Maybe should study up on Alamo history better. Santa Anna stayed in the Alamo till he was defeated? What happened to San Jacinto?
Give her a break, this is good content
We were sitting in the San Jose Mission (streaming Toronto news) when our Prime Minister said "If you are Canadian, you should come home". The start of Covid. The border to Canada closed just after we crossed back...though they would have let us back in.. COVID sure changed our travel plans. I think that year, 2020, you stayed in Mexico. 🇨🇦
Man what a bummer!! Such wild times. Hopefully you get to return soon.
im moving to san antonio sometime next yr from north texas
Enjoy!
We do know how to eat in Texas.
And San Antonio is a nice domestic cultural substitute for the Mexico interior with the added bonus of Tex-Mex food to the usual real Mexican food of the interior.
If you make your way up towards Lubbock sometime, we can do working ranch West Texas BBQ, The National Ranching Heritage Museum, maybe even pop down towards the 6666 Ranch depending on what they have going on exploring the Caprock and High Plains and the "Big Empty" of the West Texas Plains.
Oh my gosh a working ranch, that'd be so interesting and fun!! Love these suggestions. Thank you :)
That's it, I'm moving to San Antonio, Texas!! 🤤
The food is unmatched
Not to criticize, but there's a GREAT burger joint called Bunz just north of the river walk.
Ah!!! My hometown! Lived there my whole life! Glad you enjoyed!
So cool! Thanks for having us
This town is absolutely a place I want to visit. Its at least 4-5 days ride for me to get there. Videos like this make me want to come up with the time to do it. thanks so much. stay safe!
Agreed 4 - 5 days is a good time for a visit! You'd be able to see a lot in that time.
May peace,love,light,and positivity in abundance,I bring joy and light to everyone Amen 🙏
Thanks for watching. Same to you
San Antonio resident here, all good picks you made save for burger boy which in my humble opinion is awful. That said if you ever want to go a bit off the beaten path for pizza Fralos is quite literally the best pizza I’ve ever had and I’ve been all over. For awesome dining the meadow eatery and bar is one of the best in town. Great video!
New viewer. San Antonio tx.
Awesome glad to have you here
I'm glad you enjoy San Antonio I live there for 1 year , years ago but now I stop on my way to Mexico every time I can and visit the River walk and eat there , saludos amigos
Nice!! It's a great place to live. Lucky you :)
@2:53- Tiny little correction sweetie, we became an independent nation, not state lol. We would join the union a decade later. March 2nd is our Independence Day, there's always a Ceremony there. Also, fun fact, SA's biggest celebration Fiesta San Antonio, it was created in honor of Texas Independence and the reason why it's in April, so it can be closer to the Independence Day.
Hehe, not all Riverwalk restaurants are chained. You probably passed 2 of them, one on the river and another above it. Casa Rio is a Tex-Mex place that's family owned. My family has been coming here for generations (besides El Tipico on the SE side of town). The place above it, is the oldest restaurant in all of San Antonio, Schilo's (opened in 1917), which serves German-Texan food. It's another fav of mine. Both of these places still have very affordable prices too.
Awesome tips thanks!
Just don’t come in the summer! You will die, it’s so freaking hot here!! Winter is beautifully decorated and spring and fall is very nice.
Side note: San Antonio, is the 7th largest city in the nation.
Did you see the Texas Bushman there!
Not sure what you mean?
@EatSeeRV He is a youtuber who dresses up as a bush and scares people. Really funny.
Next time yall visit, let us take you on a bike tour where we can discover street art and murals, and we will introduce you to Reese Bros BBQ. 😊
Oh my gosh yes please! All the BBQ and bike rides 😄
How do you guys not gain weight? I gained 5 pounds just looking at all that food! cool video
Hahaha 😂 it's a struggle.
Yall missed out on the best Tex Mex in the world! There's good Mexican food all over San Antonio, but if you want the best, go to Rosario's and Papacito's.
Thank you for sharing! Sounds yummy
Sukhumvit 77," Thai food! Wow, had a friend tell me about this new place that just opened. Incredible delicious Thai food.
Located in Universal City (northeast San Antonio) - Corner of 1604 & Pat Booker. Worth the short drive if you live in the area and are looking for great Thai Food at a fair price. And they did a super job with the decor - classy look and very clean.
And I love me some BBQ 🍗
Sooo good
Where are your e-bikes?
Back home. We couldn't fit them. But we got some new ones that we can bring along now! woohoo
Awesome! Proud San Antonian here 😊 and I'm also a cook at a restaurant on the Riverwalk called The Iron Cactus, next time y'all are here, drop by! ❤ Glad you had a good time in our city, great video!
Thanks!
San Antonio is not the 8th but 7th largest city .
Great video, thanks for sharing, I must however quibble with the Alamo history as it is not true. the main reason for the battle was the Texian's were told multiple times by the Mexican government to knock it off with the use of slaves, they refused.
This is false.
The Texas Revolution was one of several revolutions that erupted in Mexico in the mid-1830s, generally stemming from Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna's Siete Leyes, which suspended the Mexican constitution and centralized the government. The Tejanos, in particular, were completely uninterested in slavery.
The difference is that the Texas Revolution was the only rebellion that actually worked. The others were brutally squashed by Santa Anna's regime.
That said, the American colonists *were* interested in preserving slavery, and it made the decision to rebel easier. The requirements to learn Spanish and convert to Catholicism can also be added to this category. However, most modern historians conclude that the Texians would have rebelled even if slavery had been a non-issue.
The Constitution and the government's centralization are what really pushed them over the edge. The Texan Revolution and the American Civil War were not fruits of the same tree.
I was at the Alamo in Jan 2022 and they wouldn't allow us to take video or pictures while inside of the Alamo.
We chatted with a ranger there.
Fun fact: You can go up the Tower of the Americas for free if you have a drink at the bar.
Very cool! So not necessarily free, but maybe slightly less than the entrance ticket.
@@EatSeeRV Free because I was probably going to buy a drink anyway! Cheers! 😂
Not the 8th largest it's the 7th largest!!
Wow 😳
Texinians?
Hahaha 😂 yup totally said that. Very clearly Texans. I was inspired by Floridians (us)
@@EatSeeRVNice! Great video! Will have to visit, next time I'm on the I-10 to CA.
Whataburger is better!
San Jacinto (Houston) is where Santa Ana was defeated. Not San Antonio along the river.
Interesting! Maybe I misheard on my audio guide. Or maybe they didn't share the exact location.
"Hard-working European citizens"? Colorful way to describe the forced conversion of Native Americans and Native Mexicans with their own religion and culture.
Reasons why we are fat 😅
Haha! Definitely not the healthiest foods. But soooo good
Trendy restaurants but no Tex Mex or Mex Mex
No interest in art. Many fine museums and galleries
Flawed history. Santa Anna was deferred at San Jacinto not far ftom modern Houston
Texans, Texians or Tejanos. Never Texinians!
Sounds like you should make your own vlog showcasing your town!
Thanks for watching!