Restaurants cuisine du monde San Antonio

In a quiet part of the Riverwalk, this pretty terrace serves Mexican or more precisely Tex-Mex cuisine. Don't rush to the homemade tortillas and salsas served as an appetizer. Of course, it's very good, but you have to save some space for the large portions of enchiladas or other ceviches. The specialty: guacamole, which is prepared right at your table. Try the enchiladas de mariscos, made of corn tortillas with stuffed shrimp and crab. Like most enchiladas, it's served with rice.

Rosario's is one of San Antonio's fine Mexican restaurants, multi-awarded by local and national press, offering local ingredients and original recipes that generations of San Antonio residents have come to love. Described as Mexican comfort food, the menu combines traditional Mexican dishes with original house specialties. We recommend accompanying your dish with a margarita, a Texan favorite cocktail.

An upgraded tavern that is reminiscent of a saloon on the inside but offers a delicate terrace on the Riverwalk outside. The Esquire is sure to please all tastes. The terrace is very small, so don't hesitate to make reservations if you want to dine in the fresh air. On the menu, burgers and traditional American dishes, well done. The products are of good quality and the service is friendly. We also recommend the Chile Relleno, a typical dish of the region and which is very well prepared here. The most is that this restaurant remains open very late.

A unique place that is at the same time a restaurant, a bar, a concert hall and a laundromat. Here you can eat quality organic burgers and the menu is largely geared towards vegetarians and vegans. Locals like to meet here, in a simple and relaxed atmosphere. It's a good place to grab a bite to eat without paying too much. In terms of concerts, they present jazz bands, rock'n'roll, blues, with sometimes even jam sessions open to the public. For the musicians among you, it's time to shine!

With its view of the Riverwalk, La Gloria already marks a number of points. When you come to taste its taco, tortas, ceviches, soups and others, the note continues to climb. The festive and relaxed atmosphere, added to the light of the pleasant terrace, continues the seductive venture. The addition, light and reasonable, confirms that Gloria is one of the best addresses in the surrounding area. The crowd, even on Sunday night, does not hide.

In the heart of Market Square. There is a taste of excess, which creates an atmosphere that can repel some and seduce others. Although the customer is very well received, there doesn't seem to be much respect. Breakfasts are served at any time of the day or night, and the portions are sometimes excessive. And, like a big canteen, Mi Tierra is always very noisy. It's not clear whether it's a restaurant or a tourist attraction, with its store and its gigantic garlands hanging from the ceiling.

This lovely tea salon is located in the charming King William District. There is a breakfast, a brunch or simply tea. The service is adorable and you choose between the outdoor terrace, the patio in the courtyard, the large leather sofa in the small space in the library or simply the small main room. A very good breakfast.

Another hybrid establishment, between a restaurant, a bar and a café. The Liberty Bar is a favorite of locals, who come to this pink building, a former convent of the city, to drink a European, Mexican or American beer, a cider or a glass of red wine. It's also a great restaurant, where you can dine in the casual atmosphere of South Alamo Street. They are famous for their homemade fettuccine and sourdough pizzas. For an early morning meal, you have to go there to enjoy a great brunch, with beautiful omelets.

Housed in a stone house, this small restaurant at the gates of the Villita is seductive thanks to its shaded terrace on several levels, which overlooks the river. As a result, it takes a little while before we look at the menu and discover that the good surprises continue. As a good steakhouse, the house offers a juicy ribeye, filet mignon or a New York strip (T-Bone). To be served with a glass of Californian or Texan wine. One of the best places in the riverwalk if you don't want to walk too much and enjoy very good food.