Hidden Tavern

The pool tables in the back are cool, there is at least enough spacing between each one. The beer specials are good, and we went on a karaōke night, and I was impressed with the number of people with actual skill that were singing. Only a three because we got stopped by a few dudes sitting in the smoking area (don’t make me say crackheads) but let’s say, in a potentially altered state, that I never once saw inside the bar during the couple of hours I was there.

I like this bar. the drinks are great, awesome beer specials and the bartenders rock! The owners are very nice as well and they come out and speak to all the customers. Great cozy spot hidden in a corner:)

Have gone here a few times on Saturday nights with the girls. Place is super divey but comes with cheap drinks and fun times. This place has it all! Karaōke, pool, darts, and did I mention the cheap drinks! We always end up taking a cab whenever we come because the good times just seem to flow at the HT. It is truly one of SA’s hidden gems!

Most of the time we enjoy but tonight o e of the bartenders was drunk and very inappropriate ! There is nothing worse than bad service with a drunk bartender!

A nice little secret in our neighborhood. I’ve met friends for life here. All sorts of different personalities along with a beautiful owner I’ve come to know and love. I recommend visiting for a beer or four. Start small and visit on Sunday’s for football, Or be brave and venture here on a Thursday or Saturday night for some fun karaōke. There’s even a VIP lounge for smokers. A great place to make your regular bar.

Hidden tavern is my favorite neighborhood bar! I go a couple times a week for Karaōke. Great drink specials every night! And if you love karaōke it’s one of the few places you’ll actually get to sing til your little heart’s content. This place should be called hidden gem because that’s exactly what it is!

Hidden tavern is awesome! Tori is the greatest bartender that works happy hour sat and Sunday. U must see jelly and drew on Sunday, Sarah on Tuesday and drew on Thursday!. Great bar to watch a game and kick back with great friends… Pool, jukebox, karaōke, etc.

Fuck the bartenders their bitches & the bouncer I should of punched his scrawny ass it the fucking teeth so he shallow them. I love the manager she’s so nice she stood up for me, fuck the works but I do like bar just not the workers

Gee would like a drink but the only bartender working is outside smoking with some guys

I have been going to this place for over two years, it is like a second home. It’s a drive bar, but a dive bar with heart. If you want to make friends come out and talk to people– best bartender in San Antonio goes out to Ollie–
One of the owners Debbie is very approachable. Come out and join the regulars

Wow great atmosphere! !! Love this local hole in the wall. What a great find! Friendly staff, great prices, and a wonderful place to make friends or watch the game without the bother of the rowdy crowd.

Great place to watch the game then karaōke afterwards! Cold, beer great prices, and awesome atmosphere!

Definitely a dive bar, but pretty decent. Karaōke every night, bartenders were very nice. No food at all though, so that was disappointing. I’d return.

Fantastic dive bar! Just what you would expect: young, old, pretty, not so pretty, swinger couple with date in tow, karaōke that is constantly malfunctioning. Alison and I stumbled across this place toward the end of a date night after having visited some other bars in the general area of town. This one took the prize and we wish we would’ve just started out here to begin with. Cheap drinks, TV’s with sports and SNL. And, we were there on a Saturday, the aforementioned karaōke. Get your name in early as the crowd really likes to sing here.
I recommend just taking cash as they had some difficulty, for whatever reason, with their credit card processing.

Its called «hidden» for a reason! I had never been to a true dive bar before last night but i really liked this place. We didn’t sing any karaōke, but we had a lot of fun watching old people — okay, like 30s and above — sing stuff really off tune and get their groove on. Watching old men dancing with younger women never gets old…
They also had pool tables which was awesome.
The drinks: Strong.
Bar staff: Mediocre. Didn’t know how to make two of the listed «special» drinks so they wiped ‘em off the board at around 12 – 12:30. Kinda bummed about that.
Other than that, I had no problems with this place! Definitely recommend.

Hidden Tavern is a little dive bar tucked away in a small shopping strip. Seems to be a place that is visited by regulars. Nothing fancy here. They have a standard beer list consisting of beers brewed by the bigger breweries. They have a juke box with an interesting selection of music, pool tables, and darts. I had a good time drinking a few beers here one afternoon.

If you’re not looking closely, you’ll never notice this place. Really. The name is quite fitting. I came here to celebrate a coworker’s upcoming nuptials. I had a lot of fun here.
People make interesting song choices after a few beers. Since the drinks are reasonably priced you won’t have any problems convincing people to have a few. Or many.
There are plenty of tables and chairs so seating is not a problem. If you come early you won’t have parking issues either.

I have a couple of friends that love this place so I end up here on occasion. I don’t dislike it, so if you invite me I’ll probably go. The beer prices are reasonable and the drinks aren’t too watery. They have added a small patio area since the smoking ban came into effect and it was so packed you couldn’t get out there. It is buried in a nondescript strip mall on West Ave so you kind of have to look for it.

Hidden Tavern is a great dive. We went there on a Sunday night on a strip-​mall dive bar romp in San Antonio. We were a little tossed when we arrived, but after buying a round for the bar, we fit right in. Pretty soon we were singing and grinding on the floor and no one bothered us at all. Seemed like everyone else in the bar was a regular and they were all real nice. Good singers too.

Hidden Tavern is, well, hidden. I lived just down the street from it for several years before venturing in a few months ago.
I’m going to be honest — I go for the karaōke. Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday nights, starting around 10pm, it’s my own little slice of paradise. There are a few patrons I see every time I go that are karaōke rock stars: one guy, maybe named Mike, who is an older guy and reminds me of a cleaned-​up and shaven Kenny Rodgers. Second guy is a tall drink of water, a black cowboy complete with boots, hat, and bolo tie, who can sing a MEAN George Strait and sits in the same spot at the bar each time. The place reminds me of Cheers — it seems like everyone knew everyone. Even shorn Kenny Rodgers came up to me and mentioned that it had been a while since I’d been there to sing!
The crowd is small, so it’s a nice bar to go hang out in. It’s a little smoky, which I’m not in love with, but the bar makes up for it with (from what I remember) $ 9 pitchers of Miller Lite and $ 12 pitchers of DosXX. The bartenders can sometimes be fewer than necessary and sometimes it does take a bit to get a beer (at least on a Friday and Saturday night), but the place is laid-​back enough that it’s not that big of a deal. Hopefully, this place stays relatively hidden, as it’s nice knowing I can show up, find a table, and enjoy myself for the evening.