Step into the cocoon of charm that is The Esquire Tavern, where dim lighting and inviting ambience set the stage for an unforgettable bar experience. Nestled alongside the River Walk, even amid the blazing August sun, this establishment offers a tranquil escape from the sweltering heat of San Antonio.
The allure of history and distinctive libations drew us in. The tale goes that The Esquire Tavern was born in 1933, a celebration of the end of Prohibition, and since then, it’s stood as a cherished watering hole in San Antonio. Notably, it boasts the longest wooden bar in Texas, and while it’s tempting to assume that title extends worldwide, I’ll keep that as an educated guess.
Upon entering, we were greeted with warmth and curiosity. Our quest led us to the infamous oyster beer – a legendary concoction. If you’re feeling adventurous, I encourage you to inquire about it. The intrigue is palpable, and the experience promises to be ‘unique’. Unfortunately, on that particular day, the draught had run dry, leaving us with a perfect excuse to revisit.
Moses echoes our sentiments, offering his hearty recommendation.
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Visited on August 13, 2023
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