Yard House: Fresh flavors, big taps, lively dining in downtown San Antonio.
Yard House in San Antonio's River Walk area serves a broad lineup of vegetarian-friendly, American-restaurant fare and bar options. The venue is noted for attentive, friendly service and a vibrant sports-bar atmosphere with multiple TVs and a vast beer selection—over 130 taps—perfect for groups seeking flavorful meals and casual dining downtown.
849 E Commerce St #409, San Antonio, TX 78205, USA
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Fresh, flavorful vegetarian dishes made with quality ingredients.
Over 130 beers on tap, including local and international brews.
Hearty meals like burgers, fish and chips, and Thai pork.
Multiple TVs for watching games in a vibrant atmosphere.
Accommodations for large parties with attentive service.
Expertly crafted cocktails and drinks in a lively setting.
Overall rating
Carlos X. Salazar
It was our first time going to the Yard House. I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was and how much I liked it. There was a short wait before we got seated but it was super busy. Our waiter, Ian, was super friendly, made some excellent suggestions on dishes and answered all of our first timer questions like a pro. My Lobster Dish was excellent and was super filling. Other than downtown parking being a pain in the ass, two thumbs up. 😬💙
Mel Johnson
I’ve been to several different Yard House locations and their food and service has always been consistently great. We dined at the Rivercenter location recently and had an amazing experience. We were greeted by the hostess staff and they were all so friendly. Brittany was our server and she was so attentive and helpful. The restaurant was packed but we were seated quickly and our food came out quickly also. All of our dishes were so fresh and flavorful. Definitely recommend if you are downtown and looking for a great meal.
Home Outlet Panama City
Greeted by Priscilla and served by Brittany. Excellent job by both. We walked in just as they opened. Some of the tables could have been wiped better for appearance sake. We were seated and promptly served with coffee and tea. Brittany gave us plenty of time to choose from the wide variety of offering. We oder the DD Blt, fish and chips, and chicken avocado. All were excellent and plenty to fill you up. Brittany kept the drinks filled and continually came to check on us. We all had a great experience there Upon checking out the table top system was not up to speed. But no worries Brittany came to the rescue. Great job. Big hand claps to her
Amy
We went to the Riverwalk San Antonio YardHouse. It was extremely crowded, thankfully we found a seat at the bar. Great food, very attentive service, very kind! Several TV’s on showing a few different games, it was really great!! We had some beers, a White Russian, then dinner. Beers and the White Russian were perfectly poured/made! Their beer selection is incredible, over 130 on tap!! I tried taking pictures, but it was dark, so they are difficult to see.. so many beer choices though!! We had the Brussel sprouts, Boneless Wings; Whisky Black pepper & Chili sauce, then the Whisky, Cheese Burger. They all tasted amazing! My only issue was there was a spot for 1 person next to us and 4 adults tried to squeeze into it, while waiting for their table. They ended up grabbing their drinks and waiting elsewhere, realizing it was too crowded, thankfully. Other than that, the visit was excellent!!
Sean Quirke
This was very popular on Saturday night. We managed to get a table for a large group with a short wait. The place has a nice vibe and loads of TVs great for watching the sports. Also the bar has a great selection. The cocktails were ok but the food and the service was top notch. The menu is pretty expensive and we had many different starters. All good! For the main I had the Thai Pork. It was amazing. So soft and great flavor. Also the portions were good. Daniel our server was really attentive and took care of us. Definitely a nice spot on the Riverwalk.
