
I Slept in a 100-Year-Old San Antonio Grocery Store, and It Was Incredible
I've stayed in some pretty cool places over the years here in Texas, but this historic house in San Antonio might be one of my favorites!
My wife and I recently spent a few days in the Alamo City, staying at a beautifully renovated former grocery store on Sadie Street, in the historic Lavaca neighborhood near downtown. And man, what an incredible place!

A Historic San Antonio Grocery Store Turned Into an Amazing Home

Originally known as Live Oak Grocery, this building dates back to the early 1900s. Today, it's been transformed into a beautiful home that blends history with modern charm. We're talking exposed brick, beautiful woodwork, massive windows, high ceilings, and an incredible view of the Tower of the Americas.
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What makes it even cooler is the neighborhood itself. Lavaca has a fascinating history dating back to the 1800s, with German immigrants, working-class families, and generations of small businesses helping shape the community.
We'd actually heard that this area used to be a little rough. But looking around at the beautiful historic homes and charming streets today, you'd never know it. We absolutely loved it!
Pancakes, Coffee, and a Little San Antonio Hospitality

Another awesome discovery was Labor Street Cafe, literally about a 30-second walk from our front door. Owned by a dude named Kevin, this cozy little neighborhood cafe serves up some killer breakfast and brunch options.
And those pancakes? Holy crap! They were da bomb! Seriously, having a place like that practically across the street made our stay even better. Heck, even if you're not staying at this property, it's worth a stop at this little cafe.
Sugar Skulls and Downtown San Antonio

Of course, we also explored downtown, where we checked out some incredible Día de los Muertos artwork and displays. The colorful sugar skulls were absolutely amazing, and I took a ton of pictures. It's such a beautiful celebration of life, remembrance, and culture.
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Between the historic house, delicious breakfast, and downtown adventures, this was one of those trips that reminded me why I love exploring Texas.
Check out my photo galleries below of this incredible historic home and our adventures around San Antonio!
Inside San Antonio's Historic Live Oak Grocery: Our Stay on Sadie Street
Gallery Credit: Chaz
Colorful Sugar Skulls and Día de los Muertos in Downtown San Antonio
Gallery Credit: Chaz




