
Hotel Emma
Hotel Emma’s 146 luxurious rooms are housed in what was once a 19th-century brewhouse. Now the flagship stay at the heart of our district, it’s extraordinary in every storied detail.

Hotel Emma’s 146 luxurious rooms are housed in what was once a 19th-century brewhouse. Now the flagship stay at the heart of our district, it’s extraordinary in every storied detail.

From housing horses to a marquee music showcase in the heart of Pearl. Stop by for a show today.

Brasserie Mon Chou Chou is the brainchild of Chef Laurent Réa, Philippe Placé, and Jérôme Sérot—French food lovers who met nearly 20 years ago in San Antonio.

Caroline Matthews personifies creative energy. In the early days of Dos Carolinas, Caroline did most of the work herself, from designing unique guayaberas to sewing pristine pin-tucks.

Kick back, grab a cold one, and chill out on the patio with river views featuring the sounds of live local music artists.

Build your own three-or four-course meal with optional wine parings or take advantage of the bar menu, which features shareable plates and classic cocktails.


On one evening you could explore the diversity of the offerings with a curried carrot soup steeped in Indian spices...under Pham's supervision, every single dish came out looking and tasting beautifully.
Forbes


Savor's global menus are devised by the CIA's faculty chefs, and over the past year, customers have been treated to dishes as diverse as pan-seared Gulf red snapper with spicy Thai red curry and tagliatelle tricked out with crispy pancetta and crème fraîche. Given that all the players are amateurs, the quality is impressive.
Texas Monthly



Savor takes a new direction, offering American classics, rendered with imagination and finesse in a menu that José Frade, associate dean of degree programs, describes as 'a true representation of the curriculum we provide our students throughout all of CIA campuses.' The result is that it's quickly established itself as a strong dining destination.
San Antonio Magazine



