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Kristen👸🏻 Benson: "Cost is about $60 per person, all you can eat. Fond is EXCEPTIONAL, and the atmosphere great. I love this place. Sign up for emails from them for great coupons ($25 BIRTHDAY certificate!)"
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Xim Tog: "Favorite place in San Antonio! 😍 Full of life,music,art,food,history & shops! I recommend the boat ride @5-6pm for best light in pics. You should walk it too w/plenty of time to make stops and admire"
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- Eddie Williams: "Excellent view of the city with some of the Best Cocktails and Cocktail Enthusiast's on the Planet. Really!"
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Kim M.: "I had the privilege of seeing Mama Mia the farewell tour at the Tobin and had a great time! The staff was very attentive and the building is gorgeous! Would recommend!!"
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Dan Garcia: "I've only had breakfast but, based on the quality of the four and service, I'm willing to bet it's good anytime. I had the machacado plate which was very tasty. Coffee's good too."
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- Joshua Van Dyk: "This is The best bar in San Antonio. Hands-down! The night we were there they have a live jazz quartet it was awesome. It didn't even feel like I was in Texas. I highly recommend it!"
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Joel Valdez: "The ornate Majestic Theatre is one of the few remaining vintage vaudeville movie palaces. The theater is home to the San Antonio Symphony and the AT&T Broadway Series."
Steve Hovington: "Did you know? The 2,264 seat Majestic Theatre is a National Historic Landmark and is currently home to the Broadway in San Antonio series along with variety of concerts and performing arts attractions"
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Visit San Antonio: "Often considered the heart and soul of San Antonio, San Fernando Cathedral has played an integral part of the city's growth. Built in 1738, its history includes both religious and secular duties."
The Traveler: "After the Alamo make sure you stop here it’s about a 15 minute walk from the Alamo. The remains of the Heroes from the Alamo are laid to rest here. A really beautiful place. Pictures are allowed"
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Mel J: "Great historical site. American and Mexican history in one spot. Told somewhat honestly and fairly."
Shannon Jeropke: "The Alamo may be kind of small but it’s definitely worth visiting once if you’re in the area."
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