San Antonio’s eat & drink scene is a flavorful mix of Tex-Mex, BBQ, and global cuisine. From craft breweries to margarita-filled cantinas, there’s something to sip and savor around every corner. The city blends tradition and innovation to serve up unforgettable dining experiences.
Boudro’s Texas Bistro has stood as a monument on the San Antonio River Walk since 1986. It is part of the pulse of the city, not only a restaurant. Here, South Texas tastes mix creative food with regional history using strong cooking methods. Boudro’s isn’t fancy for its own sake. Real, based on Texas cuisine, … Read more
Boiler House at Pearl combines strong Texas cuisine with vintage San Antonio flair. Designed inside the historic Pearl Brewery boiler chamber, the area maintains most of the previous industrial architecture. A dining experience anchored in taste and history is set by brick walls, steel beams, and warm wood accents. This is a place where fire … Read more
Supper American Eatery San Antonio offers fresh tastes, signature dishes, and exceptional service all in a cozy, inviting ambiance influenced by nearby farmers and carefully cooked just within Hotel Emma in the old Pearl District. It’s not about extravagant plating or fads. Supper presents meals with authentic and distinctive taste. Chef Geronimo Lopez leads the … Read more
Whisky Cake Kitchen and Bar, a midrange eatery in San Antonio, is all about providing farm-fresh food from nearby farms. This super kitchen set out with a purpose: from the homemade pickles to the rich sauces poured over their dishes, every meal tells a story. Their signature bourbon dessert, the well-known Whisky Cake, known for … Read more
Ambler Texas Kitchen + Cocktails, a downtown San Antonio River Walk restaurant, offers cuisine influenced by both Texas and Spain.Rebranded from Las Ramblas highlights Texas cuisine and design.The creative cuisine and cultural inspirations of Ambler Texas Kitchen + Cocktails (Las Ramblas) appeal to both residents and tourists. Simple articles will cover the history, location, menu, … Read more
The 1800s-rebuilt The Guenther House in San Antonio is now a restaurant and museum. Pioneer Flour Mills was built by German immigrant Carl Hilmar Guenther in 1859. This makes this house one of the oldest in San Antonio King William Historic District. The Guenther House Restaurant and Museum renovated it so tourists might appreciate its … Read more
La Fonda on Main is a legendary restaurant in San Antonio, Texas, since 1932, often referred to as the oldest Mexican restaurant in the city. Establishing itself as a pillar of San Antonio’s dining scene for more than nine decades, this beloved restaurant has been presenting a mix of traditional Tex-Mex classics and real interior … Read more