SAN ANTONIO PUB CRAWLS
The good pub crawls in San Antonio sell out on weekends and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
San Antonio Haunted Pub Crawl review covering ghost stories, historic bars, guide quality, drinks, timing, and practical booking tips.
“Had an excellent time with our guide who was very knowledgeable and entertaining to talk with. Would absolutely do this again, ideally with the same guide!”
Review of San Antonio’s haunted pub crawl, with ghost stories, historic sights, drinks, pricing, accessibility, and practical booking advice.
“Very knowledgeable guide who knew his subject well. A family specialty he was enthusiastic about the spirit world. Conversation never lagged. Great tour of the haunted venues and great bars along the way.”
Explore San Antonio’s oldest haunted pub crawl with ghost stories, historic bars, drink specials, and practical tips for a 10 p.m. outing.
“First picture is in Pat O'Brien bar women's bathroom. Second picture is of the Emily Morgan fireplace.”
Explore San Antonio’s haunted bars, hotels, and theaters on a lively two-hour walking tour with local stories and cocktail stops.
“Paul did a great job. He was very funny and entertaining . Great time and stories.we had tons of fun.definitely recommend booking Paul.”
Review the San Antonio Spirits & Spirits Haunted Pub Crawl, with four stops, ghost stories, costs, walking tips, and honest value advice.
“We enjoyed the stories from our guide. Lots of interesting history and tales from the past. We appreciated the knowledge. Thank you.”
Review of San Antonio’s private Menger and Buckhorn pub tour, with Texas Ranger lore, Alamo history, pricing, timing, and booking advice.
“I guarantee there is no bar in the State of Texas that has more history than the Big Horn. If so, I’d like to see it.”
Ride San Antonio’s Ghost Bus Pub Crawl to historic bars, eerie stories, craft cocktails, and lively guides in a 2 to 3 hour night out.
“This was a great tour, and Lexi was an excellent guide. Not only was her characterization and storytelling great, but when the tour ran into a snag---an extremely rude manager from a hotel whose bar this tour regularly frequents, with permission---she handled it with aplomb. My favorite part of the night was a conversation with her about our own real-life experiences, which is not something one usually gets to do during a group tour.”
A city, a kind of bar, or a ghost story with drinks in it.
