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Priscilla Moreno

📍✨ Sharing some of my favorite spots, fun little finds, and places I’ve enjoyed—or just think you might enjoy too. From San Antonio to the smaller towns nearby, I’ll share local restaurants, hidden gems, things to see, and places that are worth chec...

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City of San Antonio

San Antonio is one of those places where there’s a little bit of everything—history, good food, shopping, and plenty of places to explore. You can spend the day walking the River Walk, checking out the Alamo, grabbing some great Mexican food, or just...

The Pearl in San Antonio is such a fun spot to explore! ✨ This historic brewery has been transformed into a lively area filled with amazing restaurants, cute shops, beautiful spaces, and River Walk views. Perfect for grabbing a bite, walking around, ...

Pearl

Mi Tierra in San Antonio is definitely a place to check out! 🌮❤️ The food is so good, the colorful decorations are fun to look at, and you can’t leave without checking out all the delicious pan dulce. It has such a fun, festive San Antonio feel! 🎶✨

Mi Tierra Cafe y Panaderia

If you’re exploring San Antonio, the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park is definitely worth checking out. It includes four historic Spanish colonial missions—Mission Concepción, Mission San José, Mission San Juan, and Mission Espada—and th...

San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

The San Antonio River Walk is a must-see spot in downtown San Antonio, known for its beautiful riverfront paths, restaurants, shops, and boat tours. It’s especially fun in the evening when the river and bridges light up. It’s also within walking dist...

San Antonio River Walk

The Alamo is definitely one of those places you have to stop and see when you’re in San Antonio. It may not be as big as you expect, but it’s pretty cool seeing such an important piece of Texas history right in the middle of downtown. Definitely wort...

The Alamo

If you’re exploring downtown San Antonio, you might want to check out the Tower of the Americas. You can head up to the observation deck for the views, or grab a bite at the restaurant while you’re up there. It’s a pretty cool way to see the city fro...

Tower of the Americas

👻 If you like spooky stories and a little haunted history, Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours is a fun one to check out in San Antonio. They share some of the city’s creepy stories and legends while taking you through some of its most haunted spots. Definite...

Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours

Japanese Tea Garden is such a pretty and peaceful spot in San Antonio. 🌿🌸 It’s a nice place to walk around, take in the gardens, see the koi ponds and waterfall, and just slow down for a bit. It’s one of those places that feels like a little escape...

Japanese Tea Garden

Welcome to LaCoste

My Hometown: LaCoste LaCoste, Texas, is my hometown, so I had to put it on my list. ❤️ It’s a small town, but it’s home and holds a lot of memories for me. I grew up here, so seeing some of these places always brings back memories. If you’re passing...

The LaCoste City Hotel is one of those places that has a lot of history behind it. It’s been around since 1912 and is right here in my hometown of LaCoste. ❤️ It has that old small-town feel, but the rooms have been updated, and there’s a bar and res...

The La Coste City Hotel

Pap’s Italian Grill Pap’s Italian Grill is one of the places in LaCoste I’d recommend checking out if you’re in town. It’s a little hometown restaurant with pizza, pasta, chicken, seafood, and other Italian favorites. Nothing too fancy—just a good p...

Pap’s italian Grill

El Ranchito is one of the local spots in LaCoste. They’re open for breakfast and lunch and have all the good Mexican food you’d expect—tacos, gorditas, barbacoa, fajitas, and breakfast plates. It’s a simple little hometown place to grab something to ...

El Ranchito Mexican grill

Schottzy’s is a little coffee shop here in LaCoste that has become a local favorite. They have coffee, fun drinks, breakfast and lunch options, plus some sweet treats. It’s a nice little place to grab a coffee, something to eat, or just sit and hang ...

Schottzy's

Acadiana Café is a little local spot in LaCoste, right next to the LaCoste City Hotel. They have Cajun and Southern comfort food and that laid-back, small-town feel. It’s a nice little place to grab some good food and enjoy a relaxed meal.

The Acadiana Cafe

Welcome to Castroville, TX

Castroville, Texas, is a cute little town with a lot of history and small-town charm. ❤️ There are beautiful historic homes and buildings to see, local shops and restaurants to check out, and plenty of little spots to explore around town. It’s also a...

If you’re in Castroville, Dziuk’s Meat Market is definitely worth stopping by. They have all kinds of homemade meats, sausage, jerky, and other good stuff. It’s one of those local places that’s been around and is just part of the town. Grab something...

Dziuk’s Meat Market

Haby’s Alsatian Bakery is one of those longtime Castroville favorites. They have donuts, pastries, breads, cookies, pies and cakes, so there’s usually something good to take home. It’s been part of Castroville for years and is definitely one of those...

Haby's Alsatian Bakery

Sammy’s is one of those little hometown restaurants in Castroville that’s been around for years. They have a little bit of everything—breakfast, burgers, Mexican food, steaks, fried chicken and plenty of good comfort food. It’s just a casual place to...

Sammy's Restaurant

Castroville Regional Park is a nice little spot to get outside and enjoy the day. It’s along the Medina River and has walking trails, picnic areas, playgrounds and plenty of open space. It’s a good place to take a walk, have a picnic, or just sit and...

Castroville Regional Park