Looking for a place similar to Hurricane Harry's on the north side of San Antonio. Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Don't know If it's North but Cowboys is pretty much the end all be all of honky tonks.

Cowboys or whatever it's called now at 410 and 35, if it's still open.

There's a Midnight Rodeo on Nacogdoches.

I think the Bluebonnet is open again too, in Selma on 35.

Cowboys is the only one on the north side.

Thirsty horse is fun, but might be a bit out of the way at be military and lockhill selma.

JT Flores in Helotes is amazing. Nor a far drive from the north side of town.

Sorry, but Cowboys and Hurricanes Harry's are not "Honky Tonks". Sounds like you are looking for a dance club that also plays country music.



if you really want a Honky Tonk, then JT Flores Country Store in Helotes FTW.

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[This message has been edited by AtlAgDX (edited 12/27/2011 8:57a).]

So sorry... I thought the definition of a Honky Tonk was a place where rednecks gather to listen to country music and line dance.

you'd be wrong.

but the only places that resemble Harry's are the ones I listed. I do not consider Harry's a honky tonk.

there is a saytown board- now piss off