Cocktails beneath the Aztec
San Antonio River Walk
Request a TableTable requests are confirmed by Fedora.
Wednesday through Sunday, 5 PM to midnight
Walk-ins are welcome.
Cocktail attire requested. Dress code enforced. Ages 21 and over.
Interior design previews.
Before Fedora, the Old South Cafe.
In 1929, Ethel R. Brown brought the Old South Cafe to the basement of the Aztec Theatre. Its private dining rooms welcomed guests before and after the show, with music from the theatre orchestra above. The cafe closed in 1955; El Matador followed. Fedora begins the room's next chapter.
Read the room's historyThe Aztec Theatre opens.
The Old South Cafe moves below.
El Matador follows.
Fedora's next chapter begins.
Fedora's owners trace this bar to the early County Line near Loop 1604. After years in storage, its curved woodwork, circular bays and fluted glass are being brought back into use beneath the Aztec. Its earlier history is still being researched. The next part happens here.
Two ways in.
Fedora is beneath the Aztec Theatre in downtown San Antonio. Come in at 106 N. St. Mary's Street, or from the River Walk through the Aztec Hotel entrance.
Take the elevator to the basement. Fedora is down the hall.
106 N. St. Mary's Street, San Antonio, Texas 78205Table requests and walk-ins welcome.
Send a table request and our team will contact you to confirm availability.
Questions? Email us.