Best & Cool Bars in Calaveras Lake

"The popular Biga on the Banks sets the standard for San Antonio fine dining, specializing in innovative, contemporary-regional New American cuisine – all made from local, organic, and sustainable ingredients. Savor exquisitely prepared dishes such as the Chicken-Fried Oysters, Mustard-Crusted Texas Lamb Rack, or Eleven-Spiced Hill Country Venison & Grilled Quail. Owner Chef Bruce Auden (a native North Londoner) opened Biga on the Banks in 2000, creating a spin-off of his smaller Restaurant Biga."

"Located on the River Walk, owner and chef Bruce Auden is well known for his innovative approach at Biga on the Banks. This relaxed fine dining restaurant serves New American cuisine, including chicken fried oysters and tempura shrimp just to name a few. The wine cellar offers a varied selection of wines to pair with the cuisine, whilst the private dining rooms create the perfect intimate space to enjoy your meal."

"The first “brewstillery” in Texas, Ranger Creek Brewing & Distilling creates both beer and whiskey. Though it may be better known for its whiskey distillery operation, many of Ranger Creek’s boozy offerings take significant skill to brew; for instance, Small Batch #13 is a Belgian ale that’s been aged for 24 months with Lactobacillus, Pediococcus, Brettanomyces, and a house strain of wild yeast. True beer nerds, you’ve found your new home-away-from-home."

"Ranger Creek Brewing & Distilling is a combined brewery/distillery proudly situated in San Antonio, Texas. It was started in 2010, and create whiskey and beer in their brewstillery, and produce it by hand one batch at a time with lots of passion and care. Its famous brewstillery tour is two tours in one."

"4834 Whirlwind Dr, San Antonio, TX 78217Phone: (210) 339-2282. San Antonio’s award-winning brewstillery. Handcrafted beer and whiskey made with lots of love, attention, and Texas attitude."

"These two museums are located in the same building and serve as the perfect complement to one another jointly providing a holistic portrayal of Texan history and culture. The Buckhorn Museum features wildlife from every continent of the world and boasts collections of natural artifacts collected from travelers passing through the area such as, bones, antlers, over 500 distinct species of wildlife, including a 10,000 year-old prehistoric elk. The Texas Ranger Museum features hundreds of Texas Ranger artifacts, including revolvers, automatic handguns, sawed off shotguns, photographs, and more in exploration of frontier America with an homage to early Texan history."

"The Buckhorn is actually five museums in one, featuring Horns, Fins, Feathers, the Hall of Texas History Wax Museum, and several temporary and special exhibits throughout the year. Be sure to stop by the saloon, which is actually a cafe, for refreshments and visit "The Worlds Oddest Store," which is exactly what it sounds like."

"Whiskey Tree Bar and Grill is a delightful sports bar in San Antonio, opened in 2017 within a newly-renovated space. The bar is named for its unique sprawling live oak tree, which grows through the center of the bar's outdoor patio space and provides a canopy for al fresco dining experiences. Excellent bar fare is served up throughout the week, including dirty BLT sandwiches with fried eggs, King Ranch chicken casserole, homestyle meatloaf, and fish tacos with lime and cabbage."

"Longtab Brewing Company is a store complete with food, beer, and coffee. This full-service store provides all the drinks for their customer’s enjoyment. They have various food on the menu."

"Here there are works of paintings, glass art, pottery, and much more. If you’re looking for a space that is quiet and you can get lost in, it’s the Cinnabar.Where: 1420 S Alamo St #147, San Antonio, TX 78210"

"Located in a former 19th-century brewery, the San Antonio Museum of Art is home to exemplary collections of art from around the globe. Exhibit highlights include Egyptian, Greek, and Roman antiques, Latin American artwork, contemporary art, and Asian art. Visitors will especially love the gallery dedicated entirely to Texas art."

"1525 Nogalitos San Antonio, Texas 78204 / Sunday-Saturday: 5 a.m. – 11 p.m.Type of Trail: Decomposed Granite / Length of Trail (Miles): 0.79Learn more about the park"