Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in New Braunfels Area

"Finish out the remainder of the bus tour and hop off at the last stop: the Shops at Rivercenter Mall to explore the famous Riverwalk area where you’ll end the day. Consider dining here at one of the many delicious restaurants, and then save some time later for browsing the shops and stalls of the waterfront merchants."

"The San Antonio River Walk actually flows into this mall in one area. River boats float by and local band, Andean Fusion, performs daily for several hours. You'll feel your spirits lift as the melodies of the Peruvian Andes mountains drift through the air."

"San Antonio’s most historic neighborhood La Villita is famous for being a historical town with an assortment of shops, galleries, and restaurants. The little church, which is among the top historical churches in San Antonio, is located here. Though the church is small, there’s a unique simplicity in the environment around this church."

"La Villita is almost 300 years old and is actually one of the city’s first neighbourhoods. Now it’s a vibrant artist community spot with tree-lined streets and cobblestone streets. Wander through here on a sunny day for a pretty snapshot."

"Located right on the River Walk is La Villita filled with plenty of different nooks and corners spread out so you can grab those walking/ look down lifestyle shots."

"Ranging from its opulent shops to restaurants, North Star Mall is a must-go attraction while visiting San Antonio. The shopping mall is conveniently located in the city’s Uptown District, at the intersection of Loop 410 and San Pedro Avenue. It’s a one-stop-shop for a shopping spree and sampling delicious Texan food."

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"Going shopping is another one of the most romantic things to do in San Antonio. A great place for this is North Star Mall. You can find this shopping mall close to downtown San Antonio."

"Every Saturday and Sunday morning, vendors from San Antonio and its neighboring communities congregate on the Pearl campus to stage the city’s best farmers market, a unique, and fun alternative to traditional brunching. You’ll find over 40 stalls set up across the Pearl park, offering passerby’s everything from seasonal produce and grass-fed meat to specialty caramel and Texas wine. Stop by Crepelandia and grab a Soprano crepe, or swing by Ming’s Thing for a Chinese pulled pork ’sloopy’."

"Every First Saturday Free Tails will have local and small business vendors, live music, and a food truck for guests to enjoyWhere: 2000 S Presa St, San Antonio, TX 78210When: First Saturday of every month, 4-8 p.m."

"Explaining the intricate differences between chard and kale. Open weekends, the Pearl Farmers Market showcases local food and provides ample opportunity to wow your steady."

"The Downtown Antique Mall is a haven for antique hunters and collectors of trinkets and treasures. It sits in an early 1900s building that has been restored to a lovely 6,000 square feet of fun and exciting shopping space. More than 60 different vendors take up space in this New Braunfels trove, which is a must-do for anyone who wants to sate their shopaholic urges!"

"With older styles and fashion taking a come back antique stores all over have been filled with people trying to find that special something to complete a home décor project, or just to reminisce their childhood."

"The unique, open-air shopping village environment provides an upscale shopping experience like no other. Village at Stone Oak offers a wide variety of traditional retailers as well as many great fashion center stores such as Soma, J.Jill, Dress Barn, Apricot Lane Boutique, Evolve Boutique, The Florence Shop, Victoria’s Secret, Chico’s, Talbots and Talbots Woman, LOFT, Eddie Bauer, Justice, Crazy 8, Gymboree, Jos. A. Bank, Bath & Body Works, Learning Express, and Yankee Candle."

"Located on the northeast side of San Antonio, this mall provides a variety of shopping options. Shoppers enjoy over 100 specialty shops, including Aeropostale, Agaci, American Eagle Outfitters, Bath and Body Works, Game Stop, Inflatable Wonderland, Journey's, Pac Sun, Perfumania, Wet Seal, and many others. You will find the traditional department stores like Dillard's and Macy's as well as a tattoo salon."

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"Nestled at the intersection of Loop 1604 and Nacogdoches Road, Rolling Oaks Mall has been operating for 32 years. Locals and foreign visitors enjoy shopping and eating with their families here. One of its exciting features is the Inflatable Wonderland for children who want to have fun."

"Built in 1879, this church lies in the middle of La Villita and continues to hold nondenominational services on Sunday morning. During other times La… read more ». Rating: 5 based on 5 reviews"

"I decided to give going to Mass on a more regular basis a try (I’m aiming for mediocre Catholic, not necessarily good Catholic), and St Mary’s had the best… read more ». Rating: 4.5 based on 4 reviews"

"One of the most popular and impressive historic churches in San Antonio is the Little Flower Basilica. The church is home to a unique collection of artwork that also includes the replica of the painting of the Infant Jesus of Prague and also has hand-carved stations of the Jesus Christ cross and painting of the church’s namesake. The little flower on the church is painted by the saint’s own sister, and the impressive architecture of the building was designed by Charles L Monnot in the unique art style known as Beaux-Arts."

"It is not too far away from my house and believe it or not John Paul II actually came to visit this church when he came to San Antonio!"

"Finally, there's Kolache Donuts, a local favorite with five stars out of 19 reviews. Stop by 6330 De Zavala Road to hit up the spot to score doughnuts and more next time you're looking to satisfy your cravings. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"Sure, it’s a regional chain, but there’s no denying the quality of Shipley’s. The donut holes are a perfect compliment to your light yet fluffy chocolate glazed donut. Order with a small coffee and you’re guaranteed to accomplish anything you set your mind to for the remainder of the day."

"This small shop serves up varieties of donuts along with coffee and kolaches. These are best when fresh, so if you’re an early riser, go to Shipley. Where: 6362 De Zavala Rd STE 101, San Antonio, TX 78249"

"Wedged between a pizza chain and a defunct vape shop, Donut Kolache Palace is hardly palatial. But it’s a solid place to fill up on something besides sugar, including a fat kolache filled with spicy boudin sausage. The sugar comes in electric shades of pink and purple and a constellation of sprinkles."

"With 4.5 stars out of 90 reviews on Yelp, the doughnut destination has proven to be a local favorite. "Easily my favorite doughnut spot in San Antonio," said Yelper Phil M. "I'll pass on the other franchises for Snowflake any day of the week. If you somehow get tired of doughnuts, their pastries are delicious as well!"

"Snowflake has a wide variety of quality options, but their strong suit is a breakfast staple: the glazed donut. If you regularly wake up prior to 5am, you owe it to yourself to order a half dozen glazed donuts from this place and eat them by yourself before sunrise. You’ll thank us later."

"This hole in the wall is one of the shops to go to if you’re looking for inexpensive donuts. Where: 5802 Babcock Rd, San Antonio, TX 78240"

"Whether expertly decorated Fiesta cookies or Mexican wedding, sugar, peanut butter or chocolate chip cookies, Lily’s cookie bar delivers. Curbside pickup is available from noon-5 p.m. Wednesday through Friday and noon-4 p.m."