Pat O'Brien's San Antonio

I love this place.
Dam good music.
Dam good food. .
And the hurricane is the best dam
Drink I know of. I love this please.
5 stars.

Service has become hit & miss. I get it, but this time we had Thune who was very friendly, if stretched very thin.

We did watch three employees clean one table (points for teamwork) while we sat around and waited for our server.

I fear my Moscow Mule was just lime juice and water, but otherwise, we had a good visit. One standout was the wings. They are definitely spicy, made with a Bloody Mary sauce. They are remarkably light, and that made them perfect for the start of our evening

Piano players were awesome. We had the best time Saturday afternoon into the evening.

Great service. Bartender Gabby was really great. Made us feel at home. Staff is very friendly and service was great.

I'd probably avoid this place as it is the worst of the three locations. At one point there was a dance floor on the second story with two sections however likely closed due to Covid. Covid came and went and that scene is a casualty. Happy hour is also a thing of the past and they stopped serving food during the week per the server. They should just stop serving alcohol and vacate the property.

Pat O'Briens is very much a tourist trap. For being a New Orlean/ Cajun restaurant there was no flavor in any of the food that we ordered. The drinks were incredibly sweet and tasted like cough syrup. The staff and the outdoor seating was really the only positive part about this location.
Do yourself a favor and venture out from the tourist traps and enjoy some real San Antonio food.

This bar is located across the street from the Alamo. Visited for drinks. Drinks and prices were decent. The bar staff was great. This is clearly a place where locals drink and socialize. I did not get a chance to try the menu, but I will next time.

Came in looking for crawfish nachos. Waitress said they took it away since COVID. Sucks it was really good. I won't be back. At least until owner brings back crawfish nachos. Oh and no happy hour.

Had a great time last night. Michael was outstanding as usual. Scott is a first class operator with great listening skills. Thanks for listening Bro

The saurez musicians Amay. Closed my eyes and Bon Jovi appeared

The bartender was pouring excellent drinks and the live entertainment didn't disappoint. He even let someone get on stage and borrow his guitar and sing! When you are in San Antonio on the riverwalk you always need to make sure you stop at least once at Pat O's!

There's just something romantic about being in Pat O'Briens. Always loved the New Orleans location and the San Antonio location didn't disappoint. We sat facing the live band on the indoor of the bar and were quickly served by our friendly server Vanessa. We had the Hurricane and Cyclone which are both famous cocktails, and both were large, sugary, and enjoyable cocktails; each drink is basically two drinks--be warned.

We ordered the jambalaya and chicken nachos and honestly both were better than expected for a touristy Riverwalk restaurant. The jambalaya was saucy and flavorful, with excellent Andouille Sausage. The nachos were way better than anticipated since the cheese sauce kept them from being dry, with plentiful blackened chicken and excellent jalapeños.

The band was lovely and lively, and featured that classic soul and feeling you expect from New Orleans.

We the ventured to the piano bar which is another awesome, classic vibe.....they also have a club upstairs too!

Can't go wrong with Pat O'Briens!!