Make Ready Market — Restaurant in San Antonio

Like many places in San Antonio, this food hall depends on its “Instagram-ability” to stay open. But photographable food and gluttonous dining area is the most this place can serve. The food is entire too overhyped AND, naturally, overpriced.

But I have a specific piece of critique that really fuels my distaste for this place — their attitude towards the cyclists who, time & time again, have tried to enjoy the patio after a Sunday morning ride. While not every single one of us orders food/drink from MRM, we all spend time together there. And if an employee/staff member complains about us existing there, EVEN AFTER spending our money there, you can guarantee what the word spreads.

There is no lack of conversation about this place among the hundreds of cyclists within the SA cycling community. We are reluctant to order from MRM because we feel unwelcome.

If love to know, truly, when else is MRM being swarmed with patrons like the cyclists? There are a million options to eat mediocre & overpriced food all over the city. Who are cyclists scaring away? I never see ANYone else in or outside the building.

MRM, my advice to you is that you gain some humility, and consider changing your attitude towards cyclists; we aren’t going away, and Mila Coffee will only continue to...

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