This family business opened in the early 1950s. The unusual combination of “places” in its name got my attention.
Cultural Contrasts On the Neon Sign
After photographing this sign, I learned the local dining institution offers patio seating along the Riverwalk. Wish I’d known that at the time of my nearby stay! It’s proudly open for business while the City of San Antonio blights its front entrance and street parking with a construction project.
Someone on Flickr commented he’s been eating with his wife at this establishment since the 1970s. He endorses it for being an unpretentious place where locals eat. Most tourists walk by it and never give it a second look. If you visit San Antonio, the regulars vouch for it!
Snap Mammas 
I remember taking a photograph of this sign! The restaurant is indeed good: by sheer chance I ended up having lunch there on the regrettably sparse hours I spent in San Antonio – Verne
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Verne, thank you so much for the blog visit and comment! I have more San Antonio postcards to share in this space. Come back again for another pleasant moment in time ~ Rachael
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My pleasure Rachel! I will surely come back, I miss San Antonio! – Verne
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Ok I will keep it in mind if I visit SA, But great catch.
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Thank you for the comment. ~R
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