From the sleek and swanky bar area to the sophisticated dining room, San Antonio's Wildfish Seafood Grille offers an inviting place to relax and enjoy a quality meal of surf and turf. We recommend the Chilean sea bass, the Icelandic cod, the shellfish tower appetizer, and the Midwestern steak, which is aged 28 days before being broiled. Wildfish Seafood Grille is generally always bustling, but the restaurant sees extra foot traffic during happy hour. Served between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. seven days a week, happy hour offers discounts on appetizers, raw oysters, cocktails, and wines.

Wildfish Seafood Grille is located in the middle of a plaza, so parking can also be difficult to find. Despite that, regulars believe that the ambiance and quality food presented at Wildfish is worth the extra effort!

Wildfish Seafood Grille
1834 NW Loop 1604
San Antonio, TX 78248
(210) 493-1600
www.wildfishseafoodgrille.com/default.aspx?lang=en&section=locations&rID=8505

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With four San Antonio locations, Sushi Zushi has established itself as a favorite among local lovers of Japanese fare. This restaurant takes a creative approach to Japanese cuisine, giving traditional Japanese dishes a Latin American twist. Returning diners recommend the salmon roll, seaweed salad, and Tampa Bay Musubi.

The happy hour specials offer cheap drinks, glasses of wine, hot sake, and appetizer-size rolls. Regulars enjoy that it is convenient to visit even during rush hour. Service is friendly and fast and regulars mention they love that drinks keep being served despite how busy the establishment is.

Sushi Zushi uses local ingredients to make modern, five-star and healthy options for its customers.

Sushi Zushi
Stone Oak Plaza II
18720 Stone Oak
(210) 545-6100
www.sushizushi.com/Locations/SanAntonio.aspx

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Sure, bookcases are meant to hold your book collection, but that doesn’t mean that yours should look like a jumbled mess. Turn your overstuffed bookcase into a focal point in your home with these simple, designer-worthy decorating tips.

1. Organize all of your books in an attractive way. Whether you organize them by color to create a rainbow effect or by height for a unique pattern, you should consider book placement before anything else—it is a bookshelf, after all!
2. Add knickknacks. While knickknacks may make you think of a cluttered grandmother’s house, modern versions will add an artistic flair to your shelves. Hunt for vintage brass or ceramic objects at local thrift stores, pick up small sculptures on your travels, or simply place green plants throughout.
3. Fill it with frames. For a personal touch, frame photos of your friends or family and place them upright on the shelves. Or, if you want to create a more unique effect, attach the frame with a small nail to the front of the bookshelf where a corner meets.
4. Step back and admire your work. To ensure that your bookshelf looks as good from afar as it does up close, frequently back up and reconsider the placement of each item.

How to Decorate a Bookshelf [Decoist]
How-to Beautify Your Bookcase [Coastal Living]
22 Ways to Arrange Your Shelves [Real Simple]
Flip for Decorating: The Bookcase [House Beautiful]

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