Best History Museum in Calaveras Lake

"The Alamo is a famous complex on Alamo Plaza in downtown San Antonio, which is the site of a renowned ‘crossroads’ in Texan history, such as the first Spanish colonization, the independence of Mexico, and the place where the Confederacy stood its ground. One of the most popular attractions, particularly with kids, is the hallowed ground where a small band of Texans, including David Crockett, James Bowie, and William B. Travis, who held out for just under two weeks against General Antonio López de Santa Anna during the siege. The three men came to symbolize courage and sacrifice for the cause of liberty."

"OK, bad joke  - but it's definitely a great place to visit when in San Antonio, so don't forget that!. Here's the thing though - it gets incredibly crowded. My first "photo visit" there resulted in so-so shots with folks in them."

"With over 160+ years of tradition, this list wouldn’t be complete if we didn’t mention The Guenther House restaurant in Southtown SATX. Located right next to the River Walk, you can make the trip from downtown heading south and end up at The Guenther House 15-20 minutes later. There’s a lot of history to The Guenther House for those that interested, but most importantly, their breakfast is superb. The Guenther House only serves Breakfast and Lunch, and I would recommend Buttermilk Biscuits & Sausage Gravy or the Southern Sweet Cream Waffle Platter."

"The genteel Victorian manor called The Guenther House next to Pioneer Flour Mills along the River Walk is a museum and a gift shop. But it’s also a restaurant celebrating Pioneer flour and the great things that come from it — like pancakes. The Pioneer Pancake Platter comes with two cake-crumble pancakes, sausage and fruit ($10.95) for a breakfast both satisfying and picturesque, served under the patio’s shaded pergola."

"The Spanish Governor’s Palace in San Antonio, which served as housing for a series of Spanish aristocrats, is the only remaining 18th-century Spanish colonial townhouse in Texas. Along with the Alamo and other historic missions, the Governor’s Palace invites visitors to witness an important chapter of Texas history for themselves.More"

"There are many historic places in San Antonio, one of them being the Spanish Governor’s Palace. It was built in the early 18th century and is the last standing remnants of the Presidio San Antonio de Béjar. This aristocratic Spanish Colonial in-town residence in Texas has perfectly furnished rooms and beautifully landscaped gardens."

"If you’re looking to give your little ones an exciting history lesson, you can experience the Battle of the Alamo. The experience features a large group of actors that show us the daily lives of early Texas settlers, the events that led up to the Texas Revolution, and the climactic Alamo battle. It is so immersive you will feel like you’re traveling back in time to the frontier days of Texas."

"Conveniently located across the park from the San Antonio Zoo, head to the Witte Museum to explore a variety of topics, from history, science, and South Texas heritage, through entertaining immersive experiences. Exhibit highlights include Texas art and historic artifacts, wildlife collections, and the highly interactive and educational H-E-B Body Adventure."

"Owner of the popular and long-standing, The Cove, has opened up a new restaurant called 5 Points Local that nourishes the mind, body and spirit with local clean food and yoga to boot!. What's even better is the entire menu is gluten-free, so you can eat anything and everything you want without worry of miscommunication or cross-contamination, which as people with gluten allergies know, is a rare treat. What's, even more, is that 5 Points Local cares to source quality ingredients that are healthful to your body, as well as delicious, although truth be told, they sometimes do not skimp on the calories."

"With a rotating schedule of yoga classes upstairs, you can work out and feel better about ordering brunch. Known as a place that caters to the vegan and paleo crowd and for sourcing local and organic ingredients, Five Points sticks to its mission even with pancakes. Its S.A. Stack includes three light cakes topped with toasted Texas pecans, fresh banana slices and organic maple syrup that really hits the spot."

"There's no meat to be found at SA's only "veggie burger stand." Instead, vegans who feel excluded from the speed, variety, and low cost of fast food will revel in this no-fuss, no-frills, all-meatless alternative to the golden arches."

"We have all come to expect massive portions from our Tex-Mex restaurants, and Viva Vegeria doesn't disappoint. But here, you can stuff your face with abandon, as there will be no food coma and bloated regret later on. Founded by a vegan chef who wanted to give San Antonians with food restrictions access to fresh, flavorful cuisine, Vegeria satisfies with dazzlingly colorful, inventive dishes that clearly represent the cook's love that is poured into each dish."

"Viva Vegeria boasts to be San Antonio’s only 100% vegan and gluten-free restaurant. Their specialty is the Portabella Chicharron Street Tacos hailed as the city’s best tacos as featured in San Antonio Magazine. Moreover, their menu extends to kid’s flavor profiles such as bean and cheese nachos, flautas de camote, and tacos de picadillo all served with Mexican rice and charro beans."

"A post shared by Samantha (@sabney) on Dec 9, 2015 at 8:29pm PST. Looking for a vegan and gluten-free Tex-Mex restaurant?. Viva Vegeria is the place for you."

"Corn fritters with poached egg is a standout dish at Cappy’s|Courtesy of Visit San Antonio. Well positioned between downtown San Antonio and the airport, Cappy’s Restaurant serves a popular weekend brunch including fresh daily specials. Standout stars among the menu staples include Texas pot roast, mustang chicken (served in a fresh horseradish panko crust) and the extravagant truffled scrambled eggs with crab and poached lobster tails."

"The contemporary American cuisine offered at Cappy’s Restaurant is a favorite among San Antonians. In addition to brunch and dinner options, they also provide a great lunch menu."

"This upscale contemporary American restaurant opened by Mark Bliss places a strong emphasis on seasonal and fresh local ingredients, as reflected with their ever changing menu. They offer a selection of charcuterie, artisanal cheeses and breads baked in house, as well as an extensive wine list that will suit a variety of preferences. Bliss offers an intimate private dining room for 52, a chef’s table in the kitchen for up to 10, a private event dining room for 30 and seasonal outdoor dining."

"Owned by gourmet chef Tyler Bliss, Bliss is a high class restaurant that has kept locals in San Antonio coming back for more since its opening in 2012. Bliss encourages a multi-course dining experience of the finest of contemporary American cuisine, ranging from small plates and salads to gourmet entrées. Try any of the delectable platters, ranging from the Vegan Platter to the Australian Lamb Loin Platter."

"It is located just south of downtown and serves contemporary American cuisine. Bliss is one of the top restaurants in San Antonio offering creative taste experiences and high quality service. They focus on seasonal ingredients, so expect the menu to change throughout the year."

"The entire transaction took under 2 minutes with 2 cars in front of me. Food was hit and fresh. Way to go More reviews"

"Yard House is known for great food, classic rock music and the world's largest selection of draft beer featuring the best American craft and import beers."