Stable Hall

First time here, love all the paintings and decorations of western and equestrian everywhere. We came here for a 80's night dance. Bars were open and ready to serve. Mostly standing room but we had VIP reservations. Restrooms are gorgeous which is weird to say but it is so classy. A beautiful loveseat when you walk in. The handicap restroom has a sink inside the stall with gold hardware. DJ was awesome and the MC was incredible as well. So many people are out to celebrate and have a good time. Did not have any violent outbreaks, security was so on point. I cannot wait to come back for another event. Located in the heart of the Pearl...a must come and see

Saw Madison Ward, and she was amazing! The opening act was Sherie who also has an amazing voice!

INOHA played at this Stable Hall and everything was first class. Very nice, clean, and good view to stage. The sound was very good and staff was friendly.

Went to see Better Than Ezra and had a blast at this venue. It was classy, clean, and well organized. The people were having so much fun. I'll come here again when given the chance!

Unfortunately had a horrible experience my first time here. We purchased tickets in the Hayloft standing/area which do cost more than general admission standing area. The website does state we will have access to lounge area and please note you can not see stage from that area but we can stand in designated standing area. We asked staff members where we could stand and stood where we were told and thought we could stand. I felt awkward the entire time as I could hear the people in seats talking about my husband and I . It was obvious they did not want us standing there. We were not in their view of the stage but a man still tapped me on my shoulder and told me to get out of his way I explained that we paid to be there and this is where we were told to stand and showed him I had the same wrists bands as him. A few minutes passed and I get another tap on the shoulder but this time from a manager telling me we have to leave because they have gotten several complaints and we need to move. I was in shock at first because we hadn’t even been there half an hour and the main band had not even started he told us we could go down to the general Admission I said fine we would but I would be doing a review for being racially profiled because that is EXACTLY what was going on. He was smiling and laughing the entire time and told us we needed to leave the venue and had us escorted out by security. It was the most humiliating time for us. He did refund me my money but not until I stood there outside with him and he did it in front of me. While he was still laughing I asked what was so funny and told him how unprofessional he was being I did not get one single apology from the manager but one from the security guard he knew exactly what was going on. We had to leave and I was in tears didn’t get to see Stoney LaRue and our valentines night was ruined.

Thie was my 1st time visiting Stable Hall & it was their 1st time having a tenano band perform there so that made it a little more exciting. The place was beautiful the vibe was nice & SIGGNO put on a wonderful show! 10/10 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Really neat venue in an old stable. Has balcony/mezzanine area. It is a standing room only with a few tables scattered around. Has 2 bar areas that worked well. Saw Cody Canada and his kids opened for him. Good sound.

An amazing venue to see shows. Not a bad seat in the hosue

WHY HAVE WE WAITED SO LONG to check the Stable out! As a 15 year plus downtown resident, this is our backyard. With 30 plus years in the hospitality field (now retired) I feel I can bring you real insight into our locations. The good, the bad and the ugly. If we run across a serious issue, I will always go directly to management and not post it. I truly believe you always must give management an opportunity to correct a serious issue. If not corrected and or just ignored, then I feel it is correct to inform the public - professionally. No establishment is perfect. I will bring to you smaller hiccups we may have come across. We had dinner at the Boiler House at the Pearl before going to the event. The event did have food items to purchase. The only hick up was the RSVP seating. When you went to the tables, some had RSVP signs and some didn't. This caused some confusion. Yep, then you had folks taking the RSVP seating table and chairs. Then the RSVP peeps came into the venue to find no table remaining, well until they had to kick many of the non-RSVP peeps off the tables. Suggestion, put the RSVP signs on the tables and also the names. For the empty RSVP tables that you can purchase once you enter, ensure they also have RSVP signs on the table. With a note, must purchase via the host. Back to the Stable, WOW WOW WOW, what a great venue. I can see local talents playing here, but I can also see why big-name peeps would want to play in this great small personal space. The round building is so unique. The bars are no joke! Bathrooms well done.... everything is 5 stars at the Stable! We saw the Journey tribute band. Could hear the band (s) perfectly. Your front of the house entry point peeps, fantastic and so very helpful. The dudes went over first as our wife's settled the bill at the Broiler. The entry folks very helpful and understanding that the wife's were inbound. Let us get our wrist bands and I texted the wives to tell them we had already scanned their tickets and to tell the entry peep. Oh yes, we will be back 100% for sure to watch other acts.

The Stable Hall has only been around for a little over a year. It's in the Pearl area and it's not far from Lick. The venue is a smaller venue,but it makes it up with character. The decor is very nice and they have a lot of seating for people to chill out before the show begins. When the show starts,the main area is standing room only. It was that way for the concert I say. It's a smaller,more intimate room. The only seats in the area where the concert is held is only for the VIP area. The hey did have plenty of bars available and I liked the comfortable lounge to chill out at. You can hear the concert outside the main area and still relax in a seat. I recommend checking out an event at Stable Hall if you get the opportunity.

This has become my favorite concert venue in San Antonio! Love Al the Pearl eating options within walking distance. I'm eager to try the food and drinks but both times I've been lately, we had dinner before. So cool that I saw tacos as an option. Great vibes. Not too crowded. Clean bathrooms.

Lovely venue with friendly and helpful staff. I hope to see more comedians or whatever here again!

The newest concert venue in San Antonio. They just hit their year anniversary. Located right in the heart of the pearl. The venue's interior design definitely payed attention to detail. The sound production is always on point. They have small snacks and hot foods that vary from show to show. Prices are as you'd expect of a concert hall. Cocktails range $10-$15. Liquor pours can be more depending on liquor and size. Service from everyone always makes the experience better.

A couple of weekends ago, I was invited to a concert in the Stable Hall at the Pearl. Although, I have gone to the Pearl on numerous occasions, this was my first time at the Stable Hall, and it is a pretty good concert venue. It is relatively close to one of the Pearl's parking area, so the walk was quick and easy. The Stable Hall was roomy with wooden floors and a small stage up front. Acoustics were perfect for the music and, although, there was no seating in front of the stage, there is some seating on a second level edging around the main floor. They have a relatively small bar area, but because it wasn't crowded, service was fast. Drinks were not as costly as I felt would be for a concert, so that was definitely a plus. I enjoyed the concert, the atmosphere and the place. I can say that I would consider coming again for another performance at this spot. My only issue would be the Pearl's costly and, at times, difficult parking, but that's a rant for another place.

Where the fun-people go! This was a nice venue; clean and roomy. Great spots to watch music from upstairs or down. Plus it's right in the Pearl! This event had brats, schnitzel, pretzels, and loads of beer. I'm working on my shoulders so I can smoke everyone in the stein holding competition next year.

If I could have designed a venue myself, it would be Stable Hall! Its location, beauty, ambiance and welcoming staff made it a new favorite! I hope to visit again soon.

I love what they did with this. If an artist you like is playing here, book it ASAP. Small, intimate venue that from the floor, puts you close to the artist. The mezzanine seats offer excellent views of stage and I don't think there is a bad seat there. Sound was excellent as well! Not blaring but loud enough to drown out my singing! That's important. You can start a tab at the bar and each bar has that tab so it helps keep lines small. Good selection of both alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks. Fun original cocktails at a reasonable price. Hope to catch more shows there!

Nice Room and looks like they have alot of money invested. If you go expect to pay lots of $$ for Drinks( NY pricing. 2 double tequilas $70. I would have thought . with all they would have invested that the acoustics would be better. I wish them will and hope they can survive with all of the current competition!

Fun place to hear music. The room sounds amazing and if you sit in the mezzanine, you have a nice cushy seat and an excellent view of the stage. The bartenders are creating craft cocktails and don't skimp on the booze! Plenty of bathrooms so not much of a wait. We had a great time

When I found out this music venue used to be an actual horse stable for the brewery, I wasn't sure what to expect. The space is now both upscale and inviting. The venue is incredibly intimate you can get up close and personal with the artist, almost like having a private concert. The stage is large enough to accommodate a full band, and there's plenty of room for everyone to enjoy the show. There are a few small tables for two scattered around the open space at the front. They're a bit awkwardly placed, but they come with private service, which is a nice touch. The bars are gorgeous and offer some unique cocktails that match the venue's classy vibe. Although I didn't venture to the mezzanine, there's additional seating up there if you prefer to sit and relax. In the general admission area, you'll be standing, but there isn't a bad view in the house. The sound system is excellent, making every performance a treat. Despite the luxurious feel, the atmosphere is casual enough that you'll feel comfortable in boots, not needing to dress up too much. I had a fantastic time at my first concert there and look forward to more!

BEWARE of TICKET PRICING at PEARL STABLE HALL I recently purchased two general admission standing room only tickets through the website, which uses a third party ticket seller. I was charged $69 each, only to find out tickets at the door were being sold for $20. That's nearly a $50. markup! This kind of pricing discrepancy is frustrating and feels like an unfair upcharge. If you're planning to attend an event here, I highly recommend checking for on-site ticket options before purchasing online.

Saw Jason Boland and The Stragglers. This venue is amazing and a must hear and see the transformation! If you can get ticket, do! Amazingly beautiful and affordable!

I had never heard of this place until last year. My favorite performer Gregory Alan Isakov performed here this week. I knew the building as I'd been to the Pearl many many times. I got to the venue when the doors opened for happy hour and waited in the lounge for the venue doors to open. The staff in the lounge was super friendly. When the venue doors opened I made my way to the hay loft lounge. Roxie took amazing care of me the whole time I was there. She made my night. She hooked me up. I had standing room tickets. Don't get those tickets, get GA floor tickets. I will say, it's not worth it. It wouldn't have been if it hadn't been for Roxie hooking me up. Reserved seating hayloft lounge tickets are absolutely worth it. To summarize: great venue. Greg was amazing as always. If you want to get standing room don't pay extra for hayloft. If Roxie's around, she'll take good care of you. I'll be back when my favorites play here. Thank you!

Came to see Saint Motel. Staff was great, so was the atmosphere. Restrooms were very clean and well stocked. Drink selection was also great. The only issue I had was the specialty paloma cocktail just wasnt what I was expecting. Other than that everything was absolutely excellent. Can't wait to go back.

Went to a Lucinda Williams concert 10/8/24. The venue has really gotten it together since our last visit (5/24). It's a first rate music venue with clean comfortable facilities, easy in and out access and pleasant staff. We had a reason to contact the performer for an autograph in a book that her father had written and a front desk guy (Elvis) got that done for us. When I offered him a tip for the effort, he refused, saying that he couldn't accept. A really first rate operation. Go any chance you can.

Unfortunately had a horrible experience my first time here. We purchased tickets in the Hayloft standing/area .which do cost more then general admission standing area. The website does state we will have access to lounge area and please note you can not see stage from that area but we can stand in designated standing area. We asked staff members where we could stand and stood where we were told and thought we could stand. I felt awkward the entire time as I could hear the people in seats talking about my husband and I . It was obvious they did not want us standing there. We were not in their view of the stage but a man still tapped me on my shoulder and told me to get out of his way I explained that we payed to be there and this is where we were told to stand and showed him i had the same wrists bands as him. A few minutes passed and I get another tap on the shoulder but this time from a manager telling me we have to leave because they have gotten several complaints and we need to move. I was in shock at first because we hadn't even been there half n hour and the main band had not even started he told us we could go down to the general Admission I said fine we would but I would be doing a review for being racially profiled because that is EXACTLY what was going on. He was smiling and laughing the entire time and told us we needed to leave the venue and had us escorted out by security. It was the most humiliating time for us. He did refund me my money but not until I stood there outside with him and he did it in front of me. While he was still laughing I asked what was so funny and told him how unprofessional he was being I did not get one single apology from the manager but one from the security guard he knew exactly what was going on. We had to leave and I was in tears didn't get the see Stoney LaRue and our valentines night was ruined.

Nice venue, some of the bartenders overcharge you and not let you see your receipt. Prices are a little high for drinks, but tickets are affordable for now.