Where is the Best Dive Bar in San Antonio, Texas?
Tex-Mex style enchiladas smothered in homemade chili and loads of cheese are outstanding. Don’t confuse this place with a lightweight like Alamo Cafe. And this place is NOT for the dieter or the health conscious. Great burgers. Get a side of beans or homemade fries. Reasonably priced beer, though they could stand to add a few selections. Appealing to a wide-ranging clientele. Hole-in-the-wall atmosphere. Exceptional music. Service is well-intentioned but can get bogged down on busy nights during the show. Worth going out of your way for. Closed on Mondays.
I’ve been going to O’Malley’s for several years and even though I don’t go as often as I used to, it’s still the same friendly place that I love.It’s been remodeled so it looks a little different at first but the minute you walk in you’ll start to see the old familiar faces that you saw from your first visit. O’Malley’s always had that “Cheers” kind of feel to it and it still hasn’t lost it’s charm.I hope these guys get some notice cause they rock! I also read the other review, don’t know Joanna but Nicky has been there for years and she always makes an effort to make me feel right at home and it’s amazing, she NEVER forgets my name or what I drink. Anyway, here’s to my favorite irish place. I always have a “little luck of the Irish” when I’m there. ;-)Pros + friendly atmosphere, cool bartenders, cheap drink pricesCons – , old cig machine!!!!
Some wonderful dishes are served up at this average neighborhood bar. Love the 8 oz tasty steaks or mahi (w/a wonderful sauce) and served with yummmy mashed potatoes. Otherwise you have your usual bar food BUT with several chicken wing flavor choices; big juicy burgers, generous nachos, quesadillas, etc. An ecletic mix of people, young & old. Great place for couples or groups to party or watch a game. Worth the visit. Pros + Friendly Staff, Generous Drinks, Live TriviaCons – Restrooms Poor
