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It’s not exactly hard to find beer or wine in San Antonio, but head here for a creative, handcrafted cocktail. Vintage wallpaper and wingback chairs give the place a dark, Victorian-esque vibe. Sip away your cares with a gin-based 'Photo Booth Kisses,' with hints of raspberry and rose petals, or a classic old-fashioned – all in a fittingly dignified atmosphere.


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0.35 MILES

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0.51 MILES

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0.53 MILES

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5. Artpace

0.62 MILES

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6. River Walk

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7. Briscoe Western Art Museum

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8. San Fernando Cathedral

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