[ExSoldier]

As a teacher of American History I do teach both the saga of The Alamo and the subsequent JUSTICE of the attack at Goliad. This is very good stuff.

But NEXT week, we are driving from Miami, Florida out to Texas to pick up our new born puppy and we intend to completely soak up the rich history of San Antonio. I'm going to take the tour of the Alamo but not tell the tour guide I'm a teacher of American History. See if she can guess my profession. LOL

Can any FREEPER out there recommend a good place to get STEAK; as well as a good Mexican restaurant in San Antonio that won't also eat the entire wallets of a pair of teachers?

[Graewoulf]

On your way back, stop in 'Uston, (the "H" is dropped as it is needed in your Humbrella), and pick up some food to go at Eatz's Restaurant near the Galleria, and head on over to the San Jacinto Battle Field.

Also, great family-style restaurant right next to the battleship near the S. J. Monument. Fried chicken is the final serving, Mexican chicken, of course.

[okie01]

May I suggest:

Mi Tierra Cafe & Bakery, in the market, just west of downtown. Eat in or dine al fresco on the patio.

A really good place to get to know San Antonio, which is one of America's finest cities.

[MeekOneGOP]

As a teacher of American History I do teach both the saga of The Alamo and the subsequent JUSTICE of the attack at Goliad. This is very good stuff.

But NEXT week, we are driving from Miami, Florida out to Texas to pick up our new born puppy and we intend to completely soak up the rich history of San Antonio. I'm going to take the tour of the Alamo but not tell the tour guide I'm a teacher of American History. See if she can guess my profession. LOL

Can any FREEPER out there recommend a good place to get STEAK; as well as a good Mexican restaurant in San Antonio that won't also eat the entire wallets of a pair of teachers?

Way to go, and thanks!

Billie, you know of any good restaurants in SA for this good hard working FReeper teacher?........