McCreless Corner Shopping Center — Attraction in San Antonio

Great if you have a car or really love exercising but if you don't like having to walk really long distances then it's not for you. It does have a very big selection of building's to check out. HEB plus. ( Grocery store ) Taco Cabana. ( Similar to Taco bell but more traditional Hispanic-y. ) Whataburger. ( Lots-o-stuff-on-them burgers. ) Cinemark. ( Theater place ) LUXX nail bar. Las Quesadillas Poblanas (Mexican food restaurant) Panda Express ( Chinese restaurant )

Boba tea ( a certain type of tea place. )

The bubble bath car wash ( cars need baths too sometimes. )

Little Caesars ( fast food restaurant. Main focus - pizza ) Arby's ( kind of like a burger place that loves to make BLT's or really meaty burgers )

Discount tire ( tire shop ) Fantasy nails hair and spa ( title gives it away )

The pasta bar ( pizza place )

Pasta bar ( Italian place )

Dollar tree ( affordable price store. It will add up though. It always does. )

Show carnival. ( Shoe store ) Great clips ( hair salon ) Wingstop ( wings. All types of chicken wings. Fast food restaurant )

CSL Plasma ( if you want to donate plasma aka blood. Try here. )

Twin liquors ( liquor store) Game stop ( video game store ) Rainbow shops ( clothing store centered on women's clothing ) Jimmy John's ( sandwich place) Trufit Athletic clubs ( gym. Not sure if you haft to pay money to join. Google knows. Try her. JK. )

Diva nails and spa.

O Riley's auto parts ( most catchy / annoying commercial ever! ) ( Sells car parts. It's a store for car parts )

Almouie pediatrics ( children doctor clinic)

ChiroCare injury rehab. ( Doctor/ rehabilitation center)

Gonzaba medical group. South East clinic.

Foot locker. ( Shoe store )

Beautique threading and hair salon.

Pronto insurance.

VIP staffing ( employment agency )

Plus tons more! ( Whole list on Google maps and Google itself) Thank you and hope...

This area is always changing. Businesses come and go. New places there are welcome, however I really wish that the main staple there, the HEB would offer more products to it's Southside customer. When I compare this HEB to one just a few miles north, the choices in goods is insulting. For example, one year during mother's day while most HEB stores offered beautiful bouquets of florals/ roses and baskets of wines paired with/chocolate or cheeses, this store literally had a good selection of moomoos! Come on. They can do better than that. The deli no longer has fresh fruit waters known as aquas frescas. The items are limited in this deli compared to other HEBs. Anyway the surrounding stores are fine. I urge the neighborhood to shop at your local McCreless shops before they no longer are an option. I would hate to see Marshalls or Bealls, Wing Stop or Boba tea- places on the perimeter leave. Keep shopping local. Invest in your...

I have enjoyed the diversity of this store since I discovered it over 6 years ago. It is almost as nice as the Alon market and I know over time, as gentrification takes over it will be a good store. But...my biggest complaint is taking out the ADA accessible walk you had from the transit stop to the store. The grade of your parking lot is steep enough that elderly, people with walkers, and wheelchair users have a difficult time walking up to the store. And summer time weather with ZERO shade makes it worse. You can have a tree lined shaded paved walkway. Or put up solar panels under a carport style walkway and use the energy from those solar panels to light the path when it is dark outside. Your popular ego is starting to override your good old fashioned horse sense and the look is not good. Your "cult" status is starting to nudge away the ADA accessible conditions and it is a discriminatory and abelist look that...