Northeast-Alamo Heights Area: Neighborhood Guide & Map

Northeast-Alamo Heights Area: Neighborhood Guide & Map

Take a stroll down the tree-lined streets of Northeast-Alamo Heights.

Established · Green · Community · Peaceful

Neighborhoods Included

Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, Government Hill, Mahncke Park, Northeast Inner Loop, and more


The Northeast-Alamo Heights area of San Antonio encompasses several of the city’s most established and desirable neighborhoods, each with its own unique selling point. Tree-lined streets, numerous parks, and a close-knit community feel define this section of the city. Despite its close proximity to Downtown San Antonio, you’ll feel like you escaped to the suburbs. The outdoors awaits just moments away, with Brackenridge Park and the San Antonio Botanical Garden nearby.


Though less walkable than Downtown, Northeast-Alamo Heights is bicycle-friendly and offers decent access to public transit services. Its tight-knit layout means you’ll find day-to-day necessities within a short distance.


Despite the quiet and slower pace of life, the area still provides plenty of dining, entertainment, and cultural attractions. The Alamo Quarry Market consists of a number of dining and shopping options. For art and history, locals enjoy the McNay Art Museum and the Witte Museum.


Neighborhood Vibe

The architecture in each of these neighborhoods speaks to its unique character. You’ll see styles ranging from Mediterranean and Colonial Revival to mid-century modern. With mature trees and manicured landscaping, you’ll feel as though you've stepped into a garden. Many of the neighborhoods also possess a strong artistic spirit and host local art fairs, music performances, and community theater.

Our Favorite Spots

Each neighborhood in the Northeast-Alamo Heights area contains abundant dining options sure to fit any craving, but some notable places stand out. For farm-to-table Southern cuisine, try Ida Claire. If you’re in the mood for pulled pork or other delicious BBQ, check out 225° Urban Smoke. Down on Grayson serves up modern American fare with a cool vibe. And, if you feel up for an adventure, indulge in the funky, nostalgic vibes at Magic Time Machine.

Things to Know

Due to the desirability and quality of life in Northeast-Alamo Heights, the cost of living is typically higher than in other parts of San Antonio. With its close proximity to cultural institutions, the Mahncke Park neighborhood attracts a lot of artists and remains the most affordable in the area. These neighborhoods all connect to Downtown, providing short commutes.


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