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In 2016, Christian Craft looked at the tiny slice of neighborhood east of the Tobin Hill Historic District and west of Pearl and made a bet.

The co-founder of Bexar Goods Co., which makes hand-stitched leather accessories, bought two old houses next door to one another on West Grayson Street with the idea of creating a neighborhood destination.

Zoned industrial by the city some time before 1965, that section of the neighborhood, bounded on the north by U.S. Highway 281 and to the south by Interstate 35, had been encroached upon over the decades by warehouses and businesses like the Flasher Equipment Co., which stored barricades and cones on the property behind Craft’s pair of homes.

But like the developers who would eventually buy the Flasher property and turn it into condominiums, Craft saw Pearl’s influence creeping west and wanted to capitalize on it.

Like a lot of creatives who were born and raised in San Antonio, Craft had decamped for Austin, where he worked in advertising. A collection of what would turn out to be fake vintage leather-working tools set him on an unexpected path that ultimately launched this entrepreneurial journey and brought his family home.

After years of setbacks that included legal-savvy squatters, a house fire and a global pandemic, plus the steep learning curve of navigating the city’s zoning and development rules, Craft’s SA Yacht Club, an outdoor food court of sorts, finally opened for business last weekend at 310 West Grayson St.

The name is a play on a confluence of sea-related signifiers, Craft said. The Bexar Goods Co.’s Airstream is a Land Yacht edition , the structures are shipping containers — get it? Like on an ocean — and nearby is Go Fish restaurant and the Pearl. He claims that he didn’t even think about the fact that his own name can be shortened to the heritage wooden boat company Chris-Craft.

A handful of picnic tables offer customers a place to enjoy the food and libations from the offerings on site, including the award-winning Naco Mexican Eatery, located in one container and Sippy’s, a tiny upscale convenience store with beer, wine and snacks, in the other.

Along the back of the property sits Jeepney Street Eats Filipino Fusion food truck and Outland, the Bexar Goods Co. land yacht. An orange vintage Volkswagen bug acts as sign and mascot, a tiny anchor thrown out behind it, a captain’s cap on the dashboard.

Perfect weather helped drive a successful opening weekend, Craft said. In between running around the day before the big opening, he marveled at the work it took to get to this moment.

From side hustle to main gig

“This is my first rodeo,” he said. “I hadn’t even bought a house before. I learned all of the lessons on this one. I’ve been hustling this for years now.”

The leather-making tools Craft’s cousin Guy Rubio bought at a Maine thrift store turned out to be more decorative than useful, but that didn’t stop Rubio, Craft and his brother Falcon Craft from forging ahead with their idea to hand sew leather goods for sale.

The result was Bexar Goods Co., which eventually included the Airstream showroom, parked for the past several years at Broadway News. Craft was still working in Austin, “but always wanted to kind of have a space that we owned,” he said.

He began eyeing real estate west of the Pearl, and fairly quickly landed on the pair of houses on Grayson. His original idea was to renovate and possibly connect them in some way. He began calling banks, seeking a commercial loan.

“I called maybe six banks, and they were all like no, no, no, no, no, no,” he said. “I kept asking, ‘Do you know someone who would?’ and that’s how I got to Michael at Citizen’s State Bank.”

That would be Michael Garland, executive vice president of the commercial bank, who suggested Craft meet him at the property and describe his vision.

“That was probably the longest deal I’d ever financed,” said Garland, who recalled title issues and a seller that tried to back out. Not long after Craft finally closed, developers who had purchased the Flasher property sought to buy Craft’s homes. He wasn’t interested in selling.

“They weren’t too happy about it,” Craft said. “But I was like, you’re going to build condos, and I’m going to supply the food and beer and entertainment for them.”

Navigating the system

Craft spent another several months trying to evict squatters who were living in one of the houses. That effort ended only when the squatters started a fire that destroyed the home.

He ultimately demolished both homes, and worked with childhood friend and architect Clay Hagendorf to figure out what to build there. With a limited budget, they settled on shipping containers, stacking two on each side of the property. Each is covered in thin slats of garapa, a Brazilian hardwood.

Craft hired a seasoned zoning attorney to get the property downzoned from industrial to Infill Development Zone, which modifies parking and setback requirements. He then spent most of the pandemic navigating the arcane world of city permitting. Hagendorf said he helped where he could.

“You have to have landscape plans, building plans, mechanical, electrical and plumbing plans,” Hagendorf said, “reviewed by something like 16 different divisions with the city. It took quite a bit of time.” After all that, getting workers to finish the project was its own challenge, Craft said.

He described his method for navigating all the arcane details of development as: ask a million questions, seek out people who could help and go with the flow — but never stop pushing.

As he picked his way through the system, the SoJo Commons townhomes were built. Three of them now loom over his back fence; their construction destroyed half the root system of a once-majestic pecan in the corner of Craft’s property. He has worked with arborists to try to save the tree, but it’s a sad shadow of its former self, most of its branches gone.

Across Grayson at the end of the block, a 250-unit apartment building is going up. Craft is thrilled with this ready-made customer base to come. He’s also mindful of being a good neighbor. He said he’ll likely have some acoustic music, but it won’t go late. He wants the Yacht Club to be a place where neighbors can walk over, chill and have tacos, or grab a six-pack and some snacks to take home.

“I just wanted to put something here that the neighbors would appreciate,” he said.

About eight months ago, Craft finally quit his advertising job, and he, his wife and their toddler moved from Austin back to San Antonio, buying a house in Mahncke Park.

Now that the business is finally open, Craft said he can finally take a breath, enjoy the fruits of his and so many others’ labor — and get to know his hometown once again.

“I’ve just been ‘blinders on’ for so long,” he said. After the opening weekend, he texted his verdict: “The neighbors seem to really love it… Had them coming down multiple times for wine/beer/snacks — using it as intended, so made me super happy.”

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I took some friends from Austin here to experience this hidden gem and it was a hit! I always feel proud of my restaurant choices when my friends take their first bite of food and say, "WOW." Our friend group included some dietary restrictions like gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegetarian. Everyone was able to find something delicious to eat and drink here. We got breakfast from Naco Grayson. I ordered a bean and cheese taco on corn and it was so good, I wish I had gone back and ordered another one. They put a layer of crusted cheese on the tortilla and slather on the beans and then put another layer of cheese on top. My friend ordered the concha french toast and he said it was delicious. It looked amazing! The chilaquiles here are also very tasty. Drippy's coffee is at this space and it's one of my favorite coffee trucks in SA. The owners are incredibly nice, welcoming, and warm. They really make you feel like old pals. I ordered a hot mocha latte and it was the perfect complement to my breakfast taco. We were also able to do a bit of shopping at Bexar Goods here and my husband bought a typewriter - so cool! I'm so glad SA Yacht Club opened near me! I hope to take more friends here soon! I do wish they had more umbrella coverage for that hot summer sun, but we went pretty early on a cloudy day, so not too bad, but I imagine it could become unbearable on a sunny day. Maybe some fans would help as well.

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Step into a world of culinary delights and vibrant entertainment at San Antonio Yacht Club, a food truck park that's sure to tantalize your taste buds and set your spirit soaring. Immerse yourself in a symphony of flavors, where the tantalizing aromas of Filipino cuisine from Sari Sari mingle with the mouthwatering goodness of Naco's authentic Mexican fare. Indulge in Sari Sari's crispy lumpia, bursting with savory flavors that will transport you to the culinary heart of the Philippines. Savor the tender, juicy pork tacos al pastor from Naco, their pineapple salsa adding a touch of sweetness and tanginess that will linger on your palate. As you explore this culinary haven, don't forget to quench your thirst with refreshing beverages from the convenient store, where soda, water, beer, and wine await. And to perfectly complement your culinary adventure, Drippy, a soon-to-arrive coffee truck, will soon be brewing up aromatic cups of coffee that promise to awaken your senses and invigorate your spirit. Image of Drippy coffee truck at San Antonio Yacht ClubOpens in a new window With a vision for the future that's as vibrant as the flavors they offer, San Antonio Yacht Club is poised to elevate your dining experience. Plans are in motion to expand their culinary offerings with even more food trucks, introduce a lively stage for captivating live music performances, and create a dedicated kid's play area, ensuring that every member of the family has something to savor. Whether you're seeking a quick bite or a leisurely culinary journey, San Antonio Yacht Club is your gateway to a world of flavors and entertainment. Embrace the vibrant atmosphere, savor the delectable dishes, and let the rhythm of the music carry you away. So, mark your calendars and prepare to be amazed by San Antonio Yacht Club, where culinary delights and vibrant entertainment await!

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Super cute outdoor food court that opened close to the Pearl. Naco Mexican eatery is a full time anchor, then rotating food trucks and pop up shopping make up the rest. Street parking is a little tight, but I didn't have trouble finding a spot. A really fun place to grab brunch items and shop around.

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New Dining and Retail Hub Set to Elevate San Antonio’s Culinary and Cultural Scene at SA Yacht Club

In an exciting development, San Antonio’s culinary and cultural landscape is about to get a vibrant addition. The eagerly awaited San Antonio Yacht Club ( SA Yacht Club ) is gearing up to open its doors and offer a multifaceted experience that promises something for everyone. We’ve got the inside scoop from Christian on what to expect from this architectural masterpiece and its offerings.

Diverse Dining Options

When it comes to food, SA Yacht Club has pulled out all the stops. The dining options include Naco Grayson, courtesy of the owners of Naco 210 , and Jeepney Street Eats , brought to you by the creators of Sari Sari . Whether you’re in the mood for Tex-Mex with a twist or Filipino fusion cuisine, your cravings will be satisfied.

Patrons will also have the opportunity to enjoy their meals in a variety of settings. The courtyard offers ample outdoor seating for those who prefer an al fresco experience, while a new coffee shop (in the form of a truck) will provide a cozy spot for caffeine enthusiasts.

Rotating Food and Retail Vendors

SA Yacht Club isn’t stopping at just a few food options. They’re set to create a dynamic experience by featuring rotating food and local retail vendors. This approach allows them to offer something special at any time of the day, from morning coffee to afternoon bites and evening drinks.

In addition to committed retail partner Bexar Goods which Christian mentioned to us that he is part owner/founder of Bexar Goods, a rotation spot will be available for local merchants and artisans. This commitment to diversity ensures a constantly changing and exciting atmosphere at the SA Yacht Club.

Craft Beer and On-Premise Consumption

Beer lovers will be delighted to know that Sippy’s , a small bodega, will focus on local beer and wine offerings. V!VA beer , Vista Brewing , and Alamo Brewery are just a few of the local brews that will be featured. Plus, you can enjoy your beverage on-site, making it the perfect spot for a casual drink with friends.

Architectural Ingenuity

The SA Yacht Club’s unique architectural design is sure to catch the eye. Shipping containers have been repurposed to create the structures, giving the venue a distinctive and sustainable edge. This creative vision was brought to life by architect Clay Hagendorf of Beaty Palmer Architects.

Entertainment and Events

Entertainment will be a part of the SA Yacht Club experience. Expect small live music performances, including solo artists and acoustic sets, to enhance your visit. The venue also has plans for themed events and movie nights. Bexar Goods, one of the committed retailers, hosts movie events featuring 16/35 mm films on a projector screen in their workshop, which will soon extend to the SA Yacht Club.

Opening Date Anticipation

The question on everyone’s minds: When will the SA Yacht Club at 310 W Grayson officially open its doors? While the exact date is eagerly anticipated, the venue’s owners and team are working diligently to ensure it’s sooner rather than later, and we can’t wait to see what this exciting addition brings to San Antonio’s vibrant culinary and cultural scene. Stay tuned to All of SA for further updates!

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As the rights and acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community have expanded over the past 50 or so years, one part of that group, transgender people, has found it more difficult to be considered a normal part of society. Every new instance of putting the story of a transgender person on screen, whether fictional or real, increases their exposure to those who might never have encountered them before.

That makes a documentary like Will & Harper (a title which seems to take inspiration from the groundbreaking TV series Will & Grace ) valuable. The fact that the “Will” in the title is comedian/actor Will Ferrell helps, as he and longtime friend, Harper Steele, embark on a road trip across the United States soon after Harper reveals her transition from a man to a woman.

Harper, who met Will while they were both at Saturday Night Live in the late '90s/early 2000s, decided at the relatively older age of 59 that she could no longer pretend to be someone she wasn’t. The idea of the road trip – and of filming it – came about so that the friends could reconnect, learn more about each other given the momentous change, and do a lot of the things that Harper enjoyed doing by herself prior to her transition.

Director Josh Greenbaum and his crew attach a camera to the hood of Harper’s old Jeep Wagoneer to record her and Will's conversations as they traverse many states, starting in New York and heading west. Their connection to SNL means that many of the show’s current and former stars show up in one form or another along the way, including Tina Fey, Seth Meyers, Tim Meadows, Lorne Michaels, Molly Shannon, Kristen Wiig, and Will Forte, among others.

While their love and respect for Harper is obvious, Harper has trepidation over how strangers in middle America will react to her. The presence of Will (and the cameras) gives her perhaps easier acceptance than someone not traveling with a famous person, but there are still more than a few uncomfortable stops, particularly when they get to the South (Texas does not come off well, but surprisingly Oklahoma does).

Those scenes with everyday Americans are interesting (if occasionally a bit contrived), but the heart of the film is the friendship between Will and Harper. Their conversations range from silly to heartfelt, but there is a genuineness to them that can’t be faked. Harper invites Will to ask her any questions he has about her transition, resulting in insightful – and, often, funny – answers. Their friendship was clearly already strong, but it gets palpably stronger during the 17-day journey.

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While it might be too strong to say that Will & Harper is a world-changing film, it adds another layer to the story of transgender people as a whole. It also shows the unconditional love between two friends, a lesson that is heartening in divided times.

Will & Harper is now playing in select theaters; it will debut on Netflix on September 27.

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Experience your dream wedding at one of the most privileged venues in San Antonio, surrounded by the maritime essence of Ibiza. The Es Nàutic terrace is the perfect place to say ‘I do’ while marvelling at the extraordinary views and stunning sunsets of San Antonio Bay. Our team of professionals will work alongside you to create a once-in-a-lifetime celebration that will surpass all your expectations and make your dreams come true. They will design and plan a wedding menu fully tailored to each couple’s wishes, using – as always – only the very best and freshest produce.

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Lake Canyon Yacht Club (“LCYC”) has a lovely sailboat marina with 144 slips of various sizes. The marina is tucked into a small cove west of the dam on the north side of the lake. This same cove is home to the Joint Base San Antonio marina. LCYC’s docks are connected to a framework anchored to the lake bed and float on cable tethers. The system of docks and cables was professionally designed, is routinely maintained by LCYC staff and maintained and inspected professionally every six months. The marina is surrounded by an extensive breakwater. Each slip has floating finger docks on each side, shore power and access to water. Slips can be outfitted for television reception with Board approval and at the slip holder’s expense. LCYC ‘s Wi-Fi is accessible from most slips. A diagram of the docks is provided below.

Slip lessees must be members of LCYC. See the Membership page of this website for information about the membership application process. The marina is always fully occupied. There is a slip waiting list upon which member’s names can be placed by using the Slip Waiting List form below. The process of assigning slips is described in the Slip, Dock and Storage Utilization Policy (the “Slip Policies”) which is also available on the Membership page of this website. A recent Slip Waiting List is provided below.

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