Best Nightlife 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."

"Shrinking violets beware: With two dueling piano players, a raucous atmosphere, and audience participation near 100%, Howl at the Moon is a great place to let loose. Musicians keep things boisterous with witty banter, good-natured ribbing, and familiar tunes that all seem to be crowd favorites. Get your courage up with tube or jello shots or an old-fashioned mixed bucket of beers."

"You can’t miss this spectacular building, in the King William district a mile south of downtown. An 1883 home that became a Benedictine convent in 1939, it’s now painted circus-peanut orange, and positively glows..."

"Liberty Bar is a trendy gastropub that has a slew of affordable eats in a fun and festive setting. Often consider a destination for some of the best cheap eats in San Antonio, Libe..."

"the chicken w/ achiote is delicious and leaves your taste buds begging for more!!. the cilantro spread and butter garlic mayo spread are hands down…"

"Located right on the Riverwalk, Cafe Ole features Tex-Mex cuisine and great margaritas. If you like to go big, order the 60oz margarita. I suggest sharing, but I’m not judging if you don’t."

"After touring The Alamo, hop back on the bus and hop off at the next stop: The Pearl Brewery. Although it’s not actually the site of a brewery today, it is a culinary and cultural destination along the river and is the perfect spot to belly up to for lunch."

"Stop #3 – Pearl Brewery & Entertainment Complex Hop off at the very next stop: The Pearl Brewery, a culinary and cultural destination along the river, is the perfect spot to grab a bite to eat."

"The newly revitalized Pearl Brewery, now known as The Pearl was originally established in the 1880s by the Pearl Brewing Company, a Texas…"

"Azuca Nuevo Latino is not just a restaurant and bar, but an experience. It's a local's favorite for their happy-hour mojitos and caipirinhas. Located just south of downtown in San Antonio's arts district, Azuca offers fantastic drinks you can't find anywhere else in town in a vivid and vibrant atmosphere."

"Try authentic Latin American street chicken taquitos, Cuban ropa vieja, beef churrasco and more. The Southtown restaurant also has multiple salads, housemade corn bread and other sides."

"If Goldilocks lived in the Alamo City, Il Sogno would be her favorite restaurant. Everything is just right -- the menu, not too big or too small; the dishes, a mix of familiar and exotic; the setting, as casual or as formal as each party would like for it to be. Two areas in which there is no middle ground: the service and the food quality, both of which are consistently sublime."

"This sophisticated, yet casual follow up to Chef Andrew Weissman's popular Le Rêve, which closed in October 2009, is just the kind of regular...Read More"