Wandered back into San Antonio and I have to say I missed this place. Roland is that classic bartender who doesn't put up with any nonsense but will make you feel at home. As he always does. Haven't been there in three years and still remembers my drinking habits. Am I to predictable? Yeah probably. Still that proper dive, you'll see quite a few regulars that just come in to chill and hang out on the weekdays, and the weekends are always a celebration! Also one of the few places where you get everyone from all walks of life, from young and old. You'll always leave with a decent conversation or connection every time I've visited . Common tradition is to sign a dollar bill and staple it to the wall.

Service is great! Ambiance is a regular crowd, similar to a Cheers (tv show) atmosphere. Drinks are reasonably priced!

Always what I come back for, 100% true country spot. No pretentious attitudes, just hometown friendly vibes.

Great place for trivia on Wednesday and good happy hour specials. You can order pizza and get feliver Order food and get it delivered. Pei Wei, drinks and Trivia equals awesome hump day !!!

The bar is cool. Parking sucks. Limited access for the band to access the stage with the over-growth by the gate.

I stopped in for a beer on a Sunday afternoon because it's been on my list forever and it was a pleasant surprise. Immediately, as you enter, you're transported to a different world. Outside, a bright sunny late summer day. Inside, you're greeted with a dim, almost dark, atmosphere. The windows are tinted. The bar's patrons are congregated along the spacious bar, yelling at the TV as their favorite team scores a touchdown. It's a bit insetting at first. The bar seems to have a lot of regulars as they all seem to know one another and the friendly bartender. The kind of familiarity one is accustomed to at a local favorite. Serna's is a hole in the way, dicey, sportsbar. There are two pool tables, two dart machines, (unfortunately) the bro-a-meter (ie the electronic punching bag that brings out the dbag in every bro), and many televisions. It's a *great* place to watch the game. The bar is dedecked with signed one dollar bills and there is other kitschy stuff decorating the walls. Instead of being ostentatious, it fits the character of the bar. I like it. The parking is a bit limited and there is construction on Potranco at the moment so you might have to find parking across the street if it's busy. I didn't get a chance to hang out outside but I understand there's a big outdoor area that hosts local bands. I'll be sure to come back and check it out. As I said, the bartender on duty today is friendly. She makes a decent michelada and is attentive. What more do you need? If you live over here on the far west side and are looking for a cool spot, I'd recommend checking out Serna's. The people seem friendly, the prices are reasonable, and they have live music. It's a chill little spot.

Finally found a good dive on the west side. This is a good spot to watch a game. They have cheap drinks, cool staff, a great outdoor area, and poker. The only downside is the awful parking situation. In front you have to park 3 cars deep or park across the busy road with no crosswalk, bridge, stop light, or anything. Oh, the bathrooms are super gross too, but it's definitely not the worst I've seen.