Most folks think Tex-Mex when they visualize eating in San Antonio. While it is true that SA offers wonderful Southwest cuisine, there is plenty of other dining options in the Alamo City.
Located right on the Riverwalk, the Republic of Texas Restaurant has just the kind of food people envision Texans eating - big burgers, juicy steaks, fajitas and more.
Long considered San Antonio's best Mexican food restaurant, La Margarita's is located in the city's famous Riverwalk district. In addition to serving liberal volumes on their namesake drink, La Margarita's is also roundly recognized as the first American restaurant to serve fajitas.
Biga'sOpened in 1991, San Antonio's Biga's on the Bank is one of the most popular dining options on the Riverwalk, featuring a menu of eclectic contemporary American cuisine.
Located right on San Antonio's Riverwalk, Boudro's claim to be a "Texas Bistro" is backed by a menu offering unique entrees such as smoked shrimp enchiladas and blackened prime rib.
Long a San Antonio favorite for Tex-Mex cuisine, Gringo's Mexican Kitchen also has a location in Houston, both of which serve excellent Tex-Mex food.
Azuca has brought Nuevo Latino cuisine to San Antonio. Essentially, Azuca combines the cuisine and service of the Carribean, Central and Latin America, and places it in downtown San Antonio.
Located in Sunset Station, Aldacos offers an extensive Mexican food menu, wonderful Margarita's, cooking classes, party planning and catering.
Las Canarias Restaurant is built on three levels, each overlooking the San Antonio River and Riverwalk. Famous for their champagne brunch, Las Canarias also serves lunch and dinner.
Famous for their Chicken-fried Oysters and other original dishes, Silo Elevated Cuisine is a one-of-a-kind restaurant.
For some of San Antonio's best Mexican food, try Tomatillo's Mexican Restaurant located in downtown SA.
