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Convention In San Antonio


Mercy-Jean

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Hi!

I am traveling to San Antonio, Tx. at the end of June through July 4th weekend. I will be staying at the Crowne Plaza Downtown. I wondered if anyone knew if there are some places I can get groceries for my room, or go to eat? I will NOT be driving...I am on my legs or a bus!

Any help would be appreciated.

Mercy Jean

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Mnblondee Newbie

Hi!

I am traveling to San Antonio, Tx. at the end of June through July 4th weekend. I will be staying at the Crowne Plaza Downtown. I wondered if anyone knew if there are some places I can get groceries for my room, or go to eat? I will NOT be driving...I am on my legs or a bus!

Any help would be appreciated.

Mercy Jean

Hi just returned from convention in San Antonio. First, many or all resteraunts were great and worked with me. I am uncertain about grocery store. I ate out and ate ate at convention. Enjoy the riverwalk! It is beautiful and lots to see. Dena

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Hi just returned from convention in San Antonio. First, many or all resteraunts were great and worked with me. I am uncertain about grocery store. I ate out and ate ate at convention. Enjoy the riverwalk! It is beautiful and lots to see. Dena

Thank you very much, that is right where I will be staying. I am so glad that you said it was nice. You don't remember any names of resteraunts, do you?

N/P if you can't...just figured it was worth a try!

Mercy

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