Restaurants: These Locations Are All Approximately Within 20 Miles of the AT&T Center

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Restaurants: These Locations Are All Approximately Within 20 Miles of the AT&T Center Restaurants: These locations are all approximately within 20 miles of the AT&T Center. American Blue Star Brewing Company 1414 S. Alamo Suite #105 210.212.5506 Broadway 50 50 5050 Broadway 210.826.0069 Buckhorn Saloon Café 318 E. Houston 210.247.4003 Cheesy Jane's 4200 Broadway 210.826.0800 Chili's Grill & Bar 849 E. Commerce Suite #109 210.212.8152 Cracker Barrel Old Country Store 6330 N. I-35 210.599.8080 EZ's Brick Oven & Grill 6498 N. New Braunfels Ave. 210.828.1111 Fuddruckers 115 Alamo Plaza 210.223.9944 Good Time Charlie's 2922 Broadway 210.828.5392 Hard Rock Café 111 W. Crockett St. 210.224.7625 Jim's Restaurant 8427 Broadway 210.826.7001 Josephine St. Café 400 E. Josephine St. 210.224.6169 Liberty Bar 1111 S. Alamo St. 210.227.1187 Madhatter's Tea House & Café 320 Beauregard 210.212.4832 Orderup 999 E. Basse Rd. Suite #193 210.824.9600 Radicke's Bluebonnet Grill 237 W.W. White Rd. 210.337.4007 Sam's Burger Joint 330 E. Grayson 210.223.2830 The Cove 606 W. Cypress St. 210.227.2683 Twin Sisters Bakery & Café 6322 N. New Braunfels Ave. 210.822.0761 WD Deli 3123 Broadway 210.828.2322 Asian Hung Fong Chinese Restaurant 3624 Broadway 210.822.9211 Sushi Zushi 203 S. St. Mary's 210.472.2900 BBQ Bill Miller's BBQ 135 W.W. White Rd. 210.333.4830 Grady's BBQ 3619 N. Pan Am Expressway 210.343.8050 The Smokehouse 3306 Roland Ave. 210.333.9548 Cajun Pat O'Brien's Restaurant & Bar 121 Alamo Plaza 210.212.3957 Fast Food Dairy Queen 4907 Old Seguin Rd. 210.661.7481 McDonald's 2646 N. Pan Am Expressway 210.224.8037 Pizza Hut 110 W.W. White Rd. 210.798.4800 Sonic 230 W.W. White Rd. 210.333.8217 Subway 314 W.W. White Rd. 210.359.9747 Taco Cabana 3310 San Pedro Ave. 210.733.9332 Wendy's 111 W.W. White Rd. 210.333.2531 Italian Big Lou's Pizza 2048 W.W. White Rd. 210.337.0707 Caparelli's on Main 2524 N. Main 210.735.5757 Carino's 3147 S.E. Military Dr. 210.333.8495 Central Park Pizza 136 E. Main Plaza 210.223.4880 Florio's Pizza 7701 Broadway Suite #2 210.805.8646 Olive Garden 7920 I-35 North 210.650.5884 Pizzarita's 245 E. Commerce 210.293.7482 Spaghetti Warehouse 1226 E. Houston 210.299.1114 Mexican Alamo Café 14250 Hwy 281 North 210.495.2233 Cadillac Bar & Restaurant 212 S. Flores 210.223.5533 Casa Rio Mexican Food Restaurant 430 E. Commerce St. 210.225.6718 El Rodeo de Jalisco 5510 I-10 East 210.661.5987 Frijoles Mexican Restaurant 301 W.W. White Rd. 210.333.9432 Guadalajara Grill 301 S. Alamo 210.222.1992 La Fogata 2427 Vance Jackson 210.340.1337 La Fonda on Main 2415 N. Main Ave. 210.733.0621 La Villa Mexican Restaurant 4522 Ackerman Rd. 210.666.8599 Mi Tierra Café & Panaderia 218 Produce Row 210.225.1262 Rio Rio Cantina 421 E. Commerce 210.226.8462 Rosario's 910 S. Alamo St. 210.223.1806 Tito's Mexican Restaurant 955 S. Alamo St. 210.212.8226 Tomatillo's Café y Cantina 3210 Broadway 210.824.3005 Seafood Joe's Crab Shack 212 College Suite #100 210.271.9981 Landry's 517 N. Presa St. 210.229.1010 Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen 76 N.E. Loop 410 210.340.7143 Red Lobster 8210 N. I-35 210.653.9522 Sea Island Shrimp House 5959 N.W. Loop 410 210.520.3033 Southwest/Steaks Canyon Café 255 E. Basse Suite #600 210.821.3738 Lone Star Café 237 Losoya 210.223.9374 Cadillac Bar & Restaurant 212 S. Flores 210.223.5533 Fogo de Chao 849 E. Commerce Suite #393 210.227.1700 J. Alexander's 255 E. Basse Suite #1300 210.824.0275 Little Red Barn Steakhouse 1836 S. Hackberry 210.532.4235 Outback Steakhouse 16080 San Pedro 210.490.7316 Saltgrass Steakhouse 502 Riverwalk 210.222.9092 Texas Land & Cattle Steakhouse 60 N.E. Loop 410 210.342.4477 Pharmacies: These are located within 20 miles of the AT&T Center. CVS Pharmacy 5506 Walzem Rd. 210.653.3140 211 Losoya St. 210.224.9293 Walgreens Pharmacy 6363 Rittiman Rd. 800.925.4733 2200 E. Houston 800.925.4733 5760 Walzem Rd. 210.657.7071 Dry Cleaners: These are located within 20 miles of the AT&T Center. Kirby Quality Cleaners 4911 Seguin Rd. 210.661.9707 Maverick's Cleaners 6531 FM 78 #109 210.661.4883 Slate-White Cleaners 6314 N. New Braunfels Ave. 210.820.0700 Clothesline Cleaners 4704 Broadway St. 210.826.0026.
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