Heather .Heater

San Antonio Fire Museum was excellent, it's not very large, but had tons of cool historic items to look at.

There is a wall in the back that had several small "closets" that they turned into mini Museums. I love the creativity of using a small space.

The old fire trucks were amazing to look at and read about.

I highly recommend stopping and exploring while visiting the area.

I had been wanting to come here for quite a while now. The atmosphere was very relaxed and felt just like a farmhouse, with a bit of an upscale twist.

We had the BLGT sandwhich, Smoked Chicken Salad sandwich and the Johnny cakes.

The hamdcut fries were excellent, not greasy and loved the flaky salt.

The BLGT was excellent, smokey, cheesey a tiny bit of heat, we both would get it again.

The chicken salad sandwich was just ok. The chicken was tender but it lacked flavor and the celery was just a bit large for my personal preference. Bread was soft and pretty good.

They Johnny caked were the star of the brunch, savory cornmeal cakes with a sweet and creamy ricotta butter drizzled with honey. It was the perfect treat and would like to try with bacon next time.

Our first time in was wonderful! The staff was excellent and friendly and the food was delicious. Can't wait to try other options on the menu.