Pullman Market

Visited during the holidays, and the concept of this market is something I have not seen yet in San Antonio! There are so many great small shops that sell food, goods, baked goods, and other household items! Everyone that I encountered was extremely nice too!The inside is very clean and lively too! They don't allow pets inside, but it is very family friendly!! The free and validated parking is also a huge plus, considering that parking at the pearl has become paid

Very nice market with lots of precooked/prepped food. A variety of fresh vegetables, fruits, snacks, drinks, etc. Prices are a bit high but a fun experience.

25 Jan 2025This is a vibrant, happening place. We didn't know what to expect and we were pleasantly surprised. We walked throughout the space to get the lay of the land. It's part grocery store and part a large gift shop. Fresh produce, meat, fish, eggs and most other grocery items are available. Items are not exactly cheap. A bakery/coffee shop is also there. I had an orange marmalade scone that was freakin' delicious for $3.99. Books for sale. There is a bar as you enter from the parking lot. A surprise is that parking was free on the ground level lot just off of Newell. We ate at Ceviche and Tacos. Beef birria or pork carnitas tacos are 3/$12. The husband had the carnitas. While not the biggest tacos (corn), they were tasty. I had the ceviche negro which was delicious. There is also a tortilleria. You can buy fresh flour or corn tortillas. Leaving by the back door places you right in the Pearl area. Convenient. Come here and explore.

I was drawn to this spot by the promise of the best Italian sandwich in San Antonio--a claim too tempting to ignore. Navigating the market, however, felt like being dropped in a labyrinth with no map or Minotaur to guide me. Even the employees seemed as lost as I was when I asked for directions.Eventually, I reached the promised land--a delicatessen where the staff appeared blissfully unaware of our existence. Five minutes of awkward silence (that felt more like five hours) later, we were finally acknowledged, though the wait could have been softened with a simple greeting.The sandwich itself arrived quickly and looked as good as advertised. The flavors didn't disappoint, though the overly toasted bread at the end turned the final bites into a bit of a chore.Was it worth the $17? For me, probably not. But who knows--maybe your experience will be smoother, and that elusive perfect sandwich will taste even better without the side of confusion.

This place was pretty cool . Huge shopping area . We didn't go to many places cause of time, but they had everything . Like everything ..... you could spend hours and hours here .

Came to try out the burgers over at Pullman Market as I was in the San Antonio area for the weekend! I heard it was the best around - but after trying it, I'm a bit disappointed! A part of my review comes from the cooks unfortunately placing a large amount of garlic aioli on the burger (I asked for them to keep it off, not a huge fan of Aioli, especially not in large amounts). Had I checked my burger before leaving, I would've gladly just waited for another one, but I was already back at the hotel. Once biting into the burger, it was very pink on the inside, and pretty undone. I ended up not eating the burger after that first bite, and got something else delivered sadly - but would give them another chance as the cashier was very friendly and answered a couple of my questions. The fries were decent, and were fresh, so that's a plus. Hopefully they improve next time!

This store is absolutely beautiful. The staff were busy but friendly. They have lots of small businesses products, locally made and locally owned brands too. The prices are up there, but that was to be expected. There are some seating areas throughout the market. The overnight oats from the grab&go section were yummy. I pulled up a chair and had breakfast right there at the market, it was very chill.

Back again at the Pullman market beautiful as always. I enjoyed walking around and checking out the little shops inside! I was able to order from ceviche and tacos, I got the traditional ceviche and beef birria. The traditional ceviche tasted really good to me this time around. The flavor was a great and simple combination and it came with a side of two crispy tortillas. The beef birria was not my favorite, in my opinion these tacos were probably too simple.... Not much to it, lack of flavor but the plate itself has a pretty presentation. I'd also like to mention that the service was great the individual was very friendly and attentive. I also ordered The angus from Burgers by the butcher. This was my third time ordering from here, I enjoyed the fries a lot more this time around they came out hot and fresh. The burger was a bit cold and again not too much flavor just another basic burger. I will say the Pullman market is gorgeous the food doesn't seem all too special but it's still worth the experience of walking around and enjoying the food options.

We stumbled upon Pullman Market during a visit to the Farmers Market one early Saturday morning, and we had no idea what a pleasant surprise awaited us. The selection is impressive, and everything is thoughtfully arranged. Our step count definitely went up, as there was so much to explore. We even came across items we'd never heard of, prompting us to Google more than a few of the ingredients!A stunning addition to the Pearl.

Parking at the Pearl can be somewhat daunting, but we managed to find a good spot, to see Pullman Market.It is located at the center of the Pearl Brewery, which has been completely renovated and is very clean, elegant, and inviting. It also has quite a few different offerings. There is a bakery, a few restaurants and a small ice cream parlor. It will definitely keep is busy for a bit of our day.My only complaint, as always, with anything the Pearl, is that the market is quite a bit expensive, and it may not be the place for regular groceries. The restaurants are also not completely on the cheap, either, but we enjoyed walking around, getting some coffee, and exploring the whole market.