San Antonio Answers
I'd like to start a produce garden in my (new) sunny San Antonio, TX yard. What will grow, and when?
Q. I just moved to San Antonio from Minneapolis. I'm living on a restricted budget, so I wanted to know if I could grow some food in my yard to feed myself. I'm completely new to the climate and all of the plant life seems foreign; thus, I think it would be unwise to garden in the same way I do in Minneapolis. My yard here is generally sunny, but there are some shady areas as well. Whatever tips you can give me relating to growing produce or general outdoor plant care in San Antonio (or an area with a similar climate) would be fantastic. Thanks!
Asked by Joe - Thu Aug 30 14:35:51 2007 - Garden & Landscape - 4 Answers - Comments
A. I'd talk to local garden shops before the county extension folks. They'll have a better idea of what does well there. You might also talk to the staff at a local botanical garden or arboretum.. Normally both are very forthcoming with info and knowledgable. Hope you enjoy the new climate.. it WILL be different for you.
Answered by Julie - Thu Aug 30 15:01:02 2007
Q. I just moved to San Antonio from Minneapolis. I'm living on a restricted budget, so I wanted to know if I could grow some food in my yard to feed myself. I'm completely new to the climate and all of the plant life seems foreign; thus, I think it would be unwise to garden in the same way I do in Minneapolis. My yard here is generally sunny, but there are some shady areas as well. Whatever tips you can give me relating to growing produce or general outdoor plant care in San Antonio (or an area with a similar climate) would be fantastic. Thanks!
Asked by Joe - Thu Aug 30 14:35:51 2007 - Garden & Landscape - 4 Answers - Comments
A. I'd talk to local garden shops before the county extension folks. They'll have a better idea of what does well there. You might also talk to the staff at a local botanical garden or arboretum.. Normally both are very forthcoming with info and knowledgable. Hope you enjoy the new climate.. it WILL be different for you.
Answered by Julie - Thu Aug 30 15:01:02 2007
What type of transportation can one use to get around San Antonio that is cheap?
Q. I am planning on traveling by Amtrak from Dallas to San Antonio. What type of transportation do I have to use to get around San Antonio?
Asked by (: - Mon Jun 6 00:53:12 2011 - San Antonio - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Realistically, if you are NOT wanting to rent a car, the VIA bus (public transportation) if your only real option. San Antonio does not have light rail like the Metroplex does. Have a great visit!
Answered by - Tue Jun 7 12:26:54 2011
Q. I am planning on traveling by Amtrak from Dallas to San Antonio. What type of transportation do I have to use to get around San Antonio?
Asked by (: - Mon Jun 6 00:53:12 2011 - San Antonio - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Realistically, if you are NOT wanting to rent a car, the VIA bus (public transportation) if your only real option. San Antonio does not have light rail like the Metroplex does. Have a great visit!
Answered by - Tue Jun 7 12:26:54 2011
How hot is it in San Antonio Texas during the end of August.?
Q. Im planning a vacation with my boys to San Antonio Texas. How hot is it in late August and staying around the river walk a good idea?
Asked by proud mami - Sun Oct 18 21:45:34 2009 - San Antonio - 4 Answers - Comments
A. it gets really hot down here between 95 and 100+ degrees and the sun can kill u in this heat down here
Answered by 01STANG - Mon Oct 19 17:28:21 2009
Q. Im planning a vacation with my boys to San Antonio Texas. How hot is it in late August and staying around the river walk a good idea?
Asked by proud mami - Sun Oct 18 21:45:34 2009 - San Antonio - 4 Answers - Comments
A. it gets really hot down here between 95 and 100+ degrees and the sun can kill u in this heat down here
Answered by 01STANG - Mon Oct 19 17:28:21 2009
SAN antonio!!!?
Q. hey does anyone know of some relly good, unique places to go out and eat at in san antonio? i've been to all the normal stuff but want to start trying new things w/my b/f. thanks for your tips!!!
Asked by Francesca O - Thu Apr 26 13:11:20 2007 - San Antonio - 8 Answers - Comments
A. definitely dick's last resort..it's on the river walk, but be prepared..the name is self explainatory. the whole point of the restaurant is that the waiters are..well..dick s. haha it's really fun though if you can take a joke :D
Answered by <3. - Thu Apr 26 13:20:16 2007
Q. hey does anyone know of some relly good, unique places to go out and eat at in san antonio? i've been to all the normal stuff but want to start trying new things w/my b/f. thanks for your tips!!!
Asked by Francesca O - Thu Apr 26 13:11:20 2007 - San Antonio - 8 Answers - Comments
A. definitely dick's last resort..it's on the river walk, but be prepared..the name is self explainatory. the whole point of the restaurant is that the waiters are..well..dick s. haha it's really fun though if you can take a joke :D
Answered by <3. - Thu Apr 26 13:20:16 2007
Where are the good places to live in San Antonio?
Q. I might have to move to Texas for a new job. I am kind of excited, and I want to leave Georgia. I know nothing about San Antonio and it's neighborhoods. I know nothing about traffic. What are some good areas to live in, and how easy is it to get around in San Antonio?
Asked by dread head - Mon Jul 12 23:47:51 2010 - San Antonio - 2 Answers - Comments
A. There are bad neighborhoods all over the city I'd say the worst area of San Antonio is the westside the area all the way from 410 West into Downtown crime is high there and the area is mostly very old and poor. Everytime I am around there something bad is happening weither its a murder or a robbery and most of the city "Courts" Housing Projects are in this part of town. Its only great if your trying to get some tacos or trying to learn spanish lol. I live on the far westside however near the 151 freeway and its a nice diverse area it has a good balance of white, black, latinos, asians. There are nice schools, shopping centers, and alot of resturants most of the area is entirely brand new, especially around the Westover Hills/Potra [cont.]
Answered by Mojo - Tue Jul 13 20:52:43 2010
Q. I might have to move to Texas for a new job. I am kind of excited, and I want to leave Georgia. I know nothing about San Antonio and it's neighborhoods. I know nothing about traffic. What are some good areas to live in, and how easy is it to get around in San Antonio?
Asked by dread head - Mon Jul 12 23:47:51 2010 - San Antonio - 2 Answers - Comments
A. There are bad neighborhoods all over the city I'd say the worst area of San Antonio is the westside the area all the way from 410 West into Downtown crime is high there and the area is mostly very old and poor. Everytime I am around there something bad is happening weither its a murder or a robbery and most of the city "Courts" Housing Projects are in this part of town. Its only great if your trying to get some tacos or trying to learn spanish lol. I live on the far westside however near the 151 freeway and its a nice diverse area it has a good balance of white, black, latinos, asians. There are nice schools, shopping centers, and alot of resturants most of the area is entirely brand new, especially around the Westover Hills/Potra [cont.]
Answered by Mojo - Tue Jul 13 20:52:43 2010
How much sales tax should I charge San Antonio?
Q. I have a client (large company) in San Antonio that I am doing a video shoot & edit for... I am not sure how much sales tax to charge on the over-all invoice... Do I charge them my Local tax amount or am I charging them San Antonio's sales tax rate? ANy help would be appreciated. Tommy I am in San Marcos, Tx... Client is in San Antonio, Tx.
Asked by Tommy O - Mon Mar 10 11:31:28 2008 - United States - 2 Answers - Comments
A. San Marcos has a 8.25% tax rate. That is where you are located, so that is what you would charge for sales tax. There are situations where a business would charge additional USE tax when the customer is in another jurisdiction... but the maximum sales and use tax that can be collected in Texas is 8.25%. For more info, go to and download document 94-105 (about 3/4 the way down the page). However, I'd be questioning whether you should be charging any sales taxes at all. I'm not sure that the professional services you are doing are subject to sales tax in Texas. My suggestion is to call the comptroller's office and ask them. (800) 531-5441
Answered by SG - Mon Mar 10 13:15:08 2008
Q. I have a client (large company) in San Antonio that I am doing a video shoot & edit for... I am not sure how much sales tax to charge on the over-all invoice... Do I charge them my Local tax amount or am I charging them San Antonio's sales tax rate? ANy help would be appreciated. Tommy I am in San Marcos, Tx... Client is in San Antonio, Tx.
Asked by Tommy O - Mon Mar 10 11:31:28 2008 - United States - 2 Answers - Comments
A. San Marcos has a 8.25% tax rate. That is where you are located, so that is what you would charge for sales tax. There are situations where a business would charge additional USE tax when the customer is in another jurisdiction... but the maximum sales and use tax that can be collected in Texas is 8.25%. For more info, go to and download document 94-105 (about 3/4 the way down the page). However, I'd be questioning whether you should be charging any sales taxes at all. I'm not sure that the professional services you are doing are subject to sales tax in Texas. My suggestion is to call the comptroller's office and ask them. (800) 531-5441
Answered by SG - Mon Mar 10 13:15:08 2008
What is there to do in San antonio? and How can I get discounted Fiesta Texas Tickets?
Q. I am planning a vacation to San Antonio. It looks like tickets to Fiesta Texas are 39.99, but obviously I would like to pay less than that. Also are there any other cool attractions that anyone can reccomend?
Asked by cpine505 - Fri Mar 23 00:05:59 2007 - San Antonio - 5 Answers - 3 Comments
A. If you take in a coke can from San Antonio, they usually have a coupon on them for $10 off. Also, you can buy discounted tickets at a Valero gas station. I worked at Fiesta Texas for 5 years. The cheapest tickets can be found at Valero corner stores. Some other things to do in San Antonio is visit the Wax Museum, Guinness World Records, and Ripleyas believe it or not down town. There is also a comedy club down town in the River Center Mall. On Saturday at midnight they have a free adult show. It is really good. The River walk is fun at night. It has a ton of restaurants and interesting people. You can also visit the famous Alamo. It is interesting to see once, but it isn't as great as the movies play it up to be. There are five other… [cont.]
Answered by dance_like_krazy - Fri Mar 23 00:28:15 2007
Q. I am planning a vacation to San Antonio. It looks like tickets to Fiesta Texas are 39.99, but obviously I would like to pay less than that. Also are there any other cool attractions that anyone can reccomend?
Asked by cpine505 - Fri Mar 23 00:05:59 2007 - San Antonio - 5 Answers - 3 Comments
A. If you take in a coke can from San Antonio, they usually have a coupon on them for $10 off. Also, you can buy discounted tickets at a Valero gas station. I worked at Fiesta Texas for 5 years. The cheapest tickets can be found at Valero corner stores. Some other things to do in San Antonio is visit the Wax Museum, Guinness World Records, and Ripleyas believe it or not down town. There is also a comedy club down town in the River Center Mall. On Saturday at midnight they have a free adult show. It is really good. The River walk is fun at night. It has a ton of restaurants and interesting people. You can also visit the famous Alamo. It is interesting to see once, but it isn't as great as the movies play it up to be. There are five other… [cont.]
Answered by dance_like_krazy - Fri Mar 23 00:28:15 2007
Where can I find the best blueberry muffin in downtown San Antonio, Texas or around the city?
Q. My friend and I are planning on pulling a Golden Girls snippet with cheesecake and coffee, but I'm not a fan of cakes or pies or ice cream and I'm craving a blueberry muffin. I live near downtown and some place local would be great! Oh and just in case no one knows anything about San Antonio blueberry muffins, an odd request I admit, I also like regular (not fudge) brownies :) Thanks!
Asked by bore205 - Fri Apr 22 00:16:34 2011 - San Antonio - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Have you thought about Panera Bread Company? Their pastries are amazing and they have blueberry muffins. There is a Panera in Lincoln Heights, which is not far from downtown. They have delicious brownies, too, but I think they're fudge. A local bakery that has a wonderful reputation is Joseph's Storehouse. It's on St. Mary's St., which is even closer to downtown. I have not been there, but I've heard it's fantastic. Hope this helps; wish I could join you. Sounds like fun. : )
Answered by Ronda D - Fri Apr 22 00:52:21 2011
Q. My friend and I are planning on pulling a Golden Girls snippet with cheesecake and coffee, but I'm not a fan of cakes or pies or ice cream and I'm craving a blueberry muffin. I live near downtown and some place local would be great! Oh and just in case no one knows anything about San Antonio blueberry muffins, an odd request I admit, I also like regular (not fudge) brownies :) Thanks!
Asked by bore205 - Fri Apr 22 00:16:34 2011 - San Antonio - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Have you thought about Panera Bread Company? Their pastries are amazing and they have blueberry muffins. There is a Panera in Lincoln Heights, which is not far from downtown. They have delicious brownies, too, but I think they're fudge. A local bakery that has a wonderful reputation is Joseph's Storehouse. It's on St. Mary's St., which is even closer to downtown. I have not been there, but I've heard it's fantastic. Hope this helps; wish I could join you. Sounds like fun. : )
Answered by Ronda D - Fri Apr 22 00:52:21 2011
How much do you pay for electricity in the San Antonio area?
Q. I'm looking for people that have homes that are 3000 sqft or larger and run their AC/Heating pretty much 24/7. I usually like to keep ours around 72 to 74 during the day and 76 at night. So how much do other people pay in the San Antonio area for a similar setup?
Asked by OneBigHick - Thu Jun 21 02:05:20 2007 - Renting & Real Estate - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Contact your electrical utility. I'm sure they would be happy to help you estimate this. However, you have to know there are lots of variables - how much shade does the house get? What color is it? More importantly, what color is the roofing material? How much insulation does it have? They probably will only be able to give you an average. If you are looking at a particular house, they could probably give you an estimate of annual electrical consumption, or could give you an estimate of the average for such type homes in the area.
Answered by lowerbearville - Sun Jun 24 10:07:45 2007
Q. I'm looking for people that have homes that are 3000 sqft or larger and run their AC/Heating pretty much 24/7. I usually like to keep ours around 72 to 74 during the day and 76 at night. So how much do other people pay in the San Antonio area for a similar setup?
Asked by OneBigHick - Thu Jun 21 02:05:20 2007 - Renting & Real Estate - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Contact your electrical utility. I'm sure they would be happy to help you estimate this. However, you have to know there are lots of variables - how much shade does the house get? What color is it? More importantly, what color is the roofing material? How much insulation does it have? They probably will only be able to give you an average. If you are looking at a particular house, they could probably give you an estimate of annual electrical consumption, or could give you an estimate of the average for such type homes in the area.
Answered by lowerbearville - Sun Jun 24 10:07:45 2007
What is the best place to Eat in San Antonio?
Q. Does anyone know where the best place to eat in San Antonio is? I just moved here and was wondering?
Asked by Sarah D - Thu Jun 22 20:43:12 2006 - Ethnic Cuisine - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hmmm good question...I personally like Mammacitas or Alamo Cafe for Mexican...altho ugh im sure alot of people would DIsagree..but as for Bar B Que Rudy's!! For sure
Answered by Question Everything - Thu Jun 22 20:44:33 2006
Q. Does anyone know where the best place to eat in San Antonio is? I just moved here and was wondering?
Asked by Sarah D - Thu Jun 22 20:43:12 2006 - Ethnic Cuisine - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hmmm good question...I personally like Mammacitas or Alamo Cafe for Mexican...altho ugh im sure alot of people would DIsagree..but as for Bar B Que Rudy's!! For sure
Answered by Question Everything - Thu Jun 22 20:44:33 2006
Does anyone have the recipe for San Antonio raw cucumbers in brine?
Q. I've tasted these really great peeled whole cucumbers that are sold by mexican street vendors in San Antonio, Tx. There in large 5 gallon jars and the brine is a very light shade of green. Does anyone have the recipe?
Asked by Daisy - Mon Dec 31 22:06:48 2007 - Cooking & Recipes - 1 Answers - Comments
A. The green is from the chlorophyll extracted by the acid in the vinegar. www.oznet.ksu.e du/library/FNTR 2/MF1184.PDF
Answered by Steve G - Wed Jan 2 12:19:16 2008
Q. I've tasted these really great peeled whole cucumbers that are sold by mexican street vendors in San Antonio, Tx. There in large 5 gallon jars and the brine is a very light shade of green. Does anyone have the recipe?
Asked by Daisy - Mon Dec 31 22:06:48 2007 - Cooking & Recipes - 1 Answers - Comments
A. The green is from the chlorophyll extracted by the acid in the vinegar. www.oznet.ksu.e du/library/FNTR 2/MF1184.PDF
Answered by Steve G - Wed Jan 2 12:19:16 2008
How far is New Braunfels away from San Antonio?
Q. My family is going to San Antonio, S. Padre Island, and Galveston. We thought of going to Schlitterbahn, but some of us are deciding which one to go to. I want to go to the New Braunfels one, since it's bigger, has more rides than the rest, has that river adventure thing, and a ride that was voted the best waterpark ride in the world numerous times. The problem is I don't know the distance between San Antonio and N.B. How long will it take by car to get from one place to the other?
Asked by puff - Tue Jul 1 18:29:26 2008 - Other - United States - 3 Answers - Comments
A. It's really close to San Antonio. Probably about 30 minutes if Interstate 35 isn't too backed up. It sounds like a great trip. Have fun!
Answered by Cricket4 - Tue Jul 1 18:36:55 2008
Q. My family is going to San Antonio, S. Padre Island, and Galveston. We thought of going to Schlitterbahn, but some of us are deciding which one to go to. I want to go to the New Braunfels one, since it's bigger, has more rides than the rest, has that river adventure thing, and a ride that was voted the best waterpark ride in the world numerous times. The problem is I don't know the distance between San Antonio and N.B. How long will it take by car to get from one place to the other?
Asked by puff - Tue Jul 1 18:29:26 2008 - Other - United States - 3 Answers - Comments
A. It's really close to San Antonio. Probably about 30 minutes if Interstate 35 isn't too backed up. It sounds like a great trip. Have fun!
Answered by Cricket4 - Tue Jul 1 18:36:55 2008
How is the weather in Texas, specifically San Antonio, compared to St Louis in the Summer?
Q. I am traveling to San Antonio in July and want to know how hot/humid it gets compared to St. Louis?
Asked by Ash - Fri May 22 09:39:04 2009 - San Antonio - 5 Answers - Comments
A. well...im from San Antonio,Tx and me and my husband are stationed here in Fort Leonard Wood,MO trust me when i say that its about 100 % humid all the time and right now its about 97 degrees and not even mid summer...so pack alot of shorts and tanks cause its pretty hot right now. have fun! i miss home and dont forget to walk the river walk especially at night its beautiful...
Answered by - Fri May 22 09:43:48 2009
Q. I am traveling to San Antonio in July and want to know how hot/humid it gets compared to St. Louis?
Asked by Ash - Fri May 22 09:39:04 2009 - San Antonio - 5 Answers - Comments
A. well...im from San Antonio,Tx and me and my husband are stationed here in Fort Leonard Wood,MO trust me when i say that its about 100 % humid all the time and right now its about 97 degrees and not even mid summer...so pack alot of shorts and tanks cause its pretty hot right now. have fun! i miss home and dont forget to walk the river walk especially at night its beautiful...
Answered by - Fri May 22 09:43:48 2009
has anyone in san antonio had a positive experience using the don strange ranch as a wedding/party venue?
Q. i'm planning a wedding and am considering using the location. they are located in welfar texas just outside of boerne - san antonio, texas. meant to say in welfare, texas.
Asked by jonny m - Fri Oct 19 15:41:17 2007 - San Antonio - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I have never been there but I have the phone number if you are interested; (210) 434-2331 email; from what I read on line it sounds like it would be a great place to party.
Answered by ffperki - Tue Oct 23 00:48:00 2007
Q. i'm planning a wedding and am considering using the location. they are located in welfar texas just outside of boerne - san antonio, texas. meant to say in welfare, texas.
Asked by jonny m - Fri Oct 19 15:41:17 2007 - San Antonio - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I have never been there but I have the phone number if you are interested; (210) 434-2331 email; from what I read on line it sounds like it would be a great place to party.
Answered by ffperki - Tue Oct 23 00:48:00 2007
What's a good place in San Antonio for getting pampered and spoiled?
Q. I want to get my boss an awesome xmas gift this year, and thought, wouldn't it be great if there were a place for dog lovers that let them be spoiled along with their pooches? Is there a spa or anything of the sort in San Antonio that serves humans AND their doggies? Any and all good suggestions are appreciated!
Asked by classicrory - Tue Nov 27 21:53:55 2007 - San Antonio - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Both? I don't think so, but Rob Cary's spoils the dogs and not too far away is a nice spa behind Jack's on thousand oaks. I don't recall the name but it's on Old Thousand Oaks and it's really nice.
Answered by Lalana - Sat Dec 1 00:49:25 2007
Q. I want to get my boss an awesome xmas gift this year, and thought, wouldn't it be great if there were a place for dog lovers that let them be spoiled along with their pooches? Is there a spa or anything of the sort in San Antonio that serves humans AND their doggies? Any and all good suggestions are appreciated!
Asked by classicrory - Tue Nov 27 21:53:55 2007 - San Antonio - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Both? I don't think so, but Rob Cary's spoils the dogs and not too far away is a nice spa behind Jack's on thousand oaks. I don't recall the name but it's on Old Thousand Oaks and it's really nice.
Answered by Lalana - Sat Dec 1 00:49:25 2007
What is the safest and nicest place to live in the san antonio tx area?
Q. I am a single mother who is planning to move to san antonio during the next couple of months. I need to find an area that has safe apartment complexes, plus a good elementary school. Can anyone please help with advice?,,, thanks
Asked by Dee - Sat Sep 12 16:07:12 2009 - San Antonio - 6 Answers - Comments
A. You should defiantly look at places in the northside. They have the best schools. As for living anywhere near Alamo Heights for apartments, but if you are looking for a house look at Alamo Ranch.
Answered by Brittani - Sun Sep 13 20:26:33 2009
Q. I am a single mother who is planning to move to san antonio during the next couple of months. I need to find an area that has safe apartment complexes, plus a good elementary school. Can anyone please help with advice?,,, thanks
Asked by Dee - Sat Sep 12 16:07:12 2009 - San Antonio - 6 Answers - Comments
A. You should defiantly look at places in the northside. They have the best schools. As for living anywhere near Alamo Heights for apartments, but if you are looking for a house look at Alamo Ranch.
Answered by Brittani - Sun Sep 13 20:26:33 2009
What are the suburbs of San Antonio, TX with the lowest crime rates and best school system?
Q. Also with affordable housing? Any help you can provide will be appreciated? My family and I are planning to relocate to Texas and we're really liking what our research is showing us in regards to San Antonio. What advice would you give to a potential SA transplant?
Asked by dschick053105 - Tue Mar 13 20:23:17 2007 - San Antonio - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Alamo Heights/ Lincoln Heights/ Oak Park [78209] area is definitely low crime and great education, but housing can be costly. The people are friendly, you've great little shopping areas and restaurants all in a close range. Some major points of interests in the area would be: the Quarry Market (Shopping Centre), Central Market H-E-B (Nice, upscale, grocery store), and other places. I would consider that area as well as areas around LP1604 including the area around Bandera, around I-10 and around US281. I'm not quite sure of Universal City (the area of 1604 around I-35N), but I believe Schertz, which is a city about 20-30 mi (15-25 min) from the centre of the city, just right outside is nice as well. Word of advice, try to avoid living in… [cont.]
Answered by e_xc - Wed Mar 14 11:31:49 2007
Q. Also with affordable housing? Any help you can provide will be appreciated? My family and I are planning to relocate to Texas and we're really liking what our research is showing us in regards to San Antonio. What advice would you give to a potential SA transplant?
Asked by dschick053105 - Tue Mar 13 20:23:17 2007 - San Antonio - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Alamo Heights/ Lincoln Heights/ Oak Park [78209] area is definitely low crime and great education, but housing can be costly. The people are friendly, you've great little shopping areas and restaurants all in a close range. Some major points of interests in the area would be: the Quarry Market (Shopping Centre), Central Market H-E-B (Nice, upscale, grocery store), and other places. I would consider that area as well as areas around LP1604 including the area around Bandera, around I-10 and around US281. I'm not quite sure of Universal City (the area of 1604 around I-35N), but I believe Schertz, which is a city about 20-30 mi (15-25 min) from the centre of the city, just right outside is nice as well. Word of advice, try to avoid living in… [cont.]
Answered by e_xc - Wed Mar 14 11:31:49 2007
How far is houstan texas from san antonio?
Q. If driving, how long would it take to get from Sugar land, houston Texas to San Antonio? Thanks.
Asked by Detnie - Mon May 2 13:41:10 2011 - Geography - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Traveling West on I-10, google says it will take 3hours and 14min to travel the 186 miles between them.
Answered by webneck - Mon May 2 14:41:17 2011
Q. If driving, how long would it take to get from Sugar land, houston Texas to San Antonio? Thanks.
Asked by Detnie - Mon May 2 13:41:10 2011 - Geography - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Traveling West on I-10, google says it will take 3hours and 14min to travel the 186 miles between them.
Answered by webneck - Mon May 2 14:41:17 2011
What are some cool San Antonio bars for a young professional?
Q. I just graduated law school and moved back to San Antonio to start my career. I'm trying to find some bars that cater to the young professional crowd as opposed to the undergrad scene.
Asked by Kat - Fri Aug 13 17:14:33 2010 - San Antonio - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I would suggest one (more of a really sweet laid-back coffee house/cafe/loun ge) that *might* appeal to you, but I absolutely loathe yuppie types. Go hang out on the Riverwalk with the rest of the tourists.
Answered by PWNED! - Fri Aug 13 17:16:56 2010
Q. I just graduated law school and moved back to San Antonio to start my career. I'm trying to find some bars that cater to the young professional crowd as opposed to the undergrad scene.
Asked by Kat - Fri Aug 13 17:14:33 2010 - San Antonio - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I would suggest one (more of a really sweet laid-back coffee house/cafe/loun ge) that *might* appeal to you, but I absolutely loathe yuppie types. Go hang out on the Riverwalk with the rest of the tourists.
Answered by PWNED! - Fri Aug 13 17:16:56 2010
What towns near San Antonio, Texas are family friendly, have decent house pries and great schools?
Q. We may be transferred to San Antonio area and would prefer to stay south of the metro due to my husband's travel. We have three children so schools, affordable housing and safe neighborhoods are definitely important to us!
Asked by Melissa Ferrer - Thu Mar 31 10:41:14 2011 - Other - United States - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I would not live south of downtown. The safer side of the city is def the north side. There are plenty of nice school an decent priced houses in Schertz and Cibilo. Ultimately you are gonna have to decide between your husband's commute and what you consider safe.
Answered by Yuk - Sat Apr 2 22:30:13 2011
Q. We may be transferred to San Antonio area and would prefer to stay south of the metro due to my husband's travel. We have three children so schools, affordable housing and safe neighborhoods are definitely important to us!
Asked by Melissa Ferrer - Thu Mar 31 10:41:14 2011 - Other - United States - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I would not live south of downtown. The safer side of the city is def the north side. There are plenty of nice school an decent priced houses in Schertz and Cibilo. Ultimately you are gonna have to decide between your husband's commute and what you consider safe.
Answered by Yuk - Sat Apr 2 22:30:13 2011
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