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[EmilyEzzell]

Hey y'all, I'm visiting this week. I'm getting excited about trying the Tex-Mex you enjoy in San Antonio.
To all you foodies-----where are some great places to enjoy.....

Fine dining?

Hole in the wall joints?

Tex-Mex??

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[Squarenot]

Emily,
1. Mi Tierra, 218 Produce Rd - sort of a tourist trap, but good and reliable. Well situated and entertaining. If you've never been, you should.
2. Rosarios, 910 Alamo - Food is better, but I would not call it fine dining. I've always liked this place and it gets good reviews.
3. Hole-in-the-wall - Can't remember the name. I'll think on it some. On NorthWest side. Name has two words in it, both starting with a C, I believe. Great food.

Bon Appetit.

[FootLong]

Hi Emily. The ones mentioned above are pretty much the touristy ones, but are ok depending what you are looking for, like mariachis and such. A lot of tourists like La Fogata as well.

Hole-in-the-wall is better quality Tex-Mex, IMHO. Some I like are Garibaldi's, Blanco Cafe, Las Palapas - ok, those are not really hole-in-the-wall, but more mom-n-pop places and less commercial but more yummy.

Enjoy your stay!

[Harro69]

I'm hungry now!

[drgnfire7]

Try Los Barrios,,,a local favorite...

[Keyzer Soze]

Originally Posted by drgnfire7

Try Los Barrios,,,a local favorite...

You beat me to the punch ,drgnfire7,was just about to mention it.

[Precious_b]

Copper Kettle for lunch at the Ursline Acadamy.

[Guest083013]

Chuy's ===> and living in Del Rio for almost 20 years ==> I can truly say it is authentic Tex-Mex.....
281North at Henderson Pass....

try the Elvis Presley......

http://www.chuys.com/documents/Menu.pdf

[Guest061613]

I have to agree with dennisrn. There is another location by the Forum.

[Ms. Milani]

Drool...great another craving!

[EmilyEzzell]

Originally Posted by Harro69

I'm hungry now!

HaHa! Happens to me when I start talking about great food

Originally Posted by FootLong

Hi Emily. The ones mentioned above are pretty much the touristy ones, but are ok depending what you are looking for, like mariachis and such. A lot of tourists like La Fogata as well.

Hole-in-the-wall is better quality Tex-Mex, IMHO. Some I like are Garibaldi's, Blanco Cafe, Las Palapas - ok, those are not really hole-in-the-wall, but more mom-n-pop places and less commercial but more yummy.

Yummy Hole in the wall Tex Mex is perfect TY

Enjoy your stay!

Originally Posted by drgnfire7

Try Los Barrios,,,a local favorite...

Yippy to local favorites

Originally Posted by Malaya

Drool...great another craving!

Would I be cruel if I mentioned frito pie? Would that amp up your craving? Yummmmm

[JacobJ]

In case you are not stuck on Tex Mex:

1. Most everyone on the board enjoys The Cove: Funky, cheap, music is interesting, environmental and health conscious. Fish tacos and lamb burger get top ratings.
2. Little finer is the pork chop at Perry's for Friday lunch. Go with a friend and split it. After lunch, cross the street and go to Gilly Hicks--loud music and sexy underwear, perfect!
3. Higher end, I love the Foie Gras (I know it's wrong, but I like it so much ) and the steaks are fabulous at Bohanans (pricey).

And for Tex Mex, I third the Los Barrios recommendations. I can't get enough of the chimichurri and the mole sauce is great. I'm always miserable when I leave.

Careful, we can make you fat. Have a great time while in town. Maybe we'll cross paths at lunch

[Pepper_Springfield]

I luuuuuuuv El Gallito on Wurzbach! Closest thing to my moms Mexican home cooked meals Super duper cheap too!

[RudeDog777]

If you want something of a "Mexican fast-food" type Las Palapas on 410/Evers would be a good choice. Easy access and good price.

777

[BoomShakaLaka]

My kitchen --- Best Cajun food this side of Louisiana --- Hell the other side too LOL


Im glad you brought this thread up -- I have been wanting to check out some mom and pops