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  • Maine's French Quarter Grill

    445 Mccarty San Antonio

    (210) 344-6326

  • Majaraja Sweets Indian Restaurant

    5718 Evers Rd San Antonio

    (210) 521-7300

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  • Malik's Philly's Phamous

    255 E. Basse San Antonio

    (210) 223-7673

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    Malik Rose wasn't the most crucial cog in the Spurs' championship machine last season, but he was certainly among the most popular. A media-friendly mix of on-court, overachieving toughness and off-court loquaciousness, Rose defined the Spurs' collective personality. Malik is so likable, he can even induce South Texans to go to a fast-food restaurant dedicated to the cuisine of his native Philadelphia. When Malik's Philly's Phamous opened on Labor Day at the Quarry Market, Rose was still reaping the benefits of this city's title fever. Now, midway through an erratic 2003-04 campaign, Rose finds himself in coach Gregg Popovich's doghouse, his playing time radically reduced, and his name the subject of recent trade rumors. How has this affected business at Philly's Phamous?Apparently, not much. On a recent Monday afternoon, the restaurant drew a healthy lunchtime mix of Quarry shoppers and area businessmen, all eager to take a bite out of the City of Brotherly Love. Philly's Phamous fancies itself as an urban street-corner cheesesteak haven, with a faux-exterior interior consisting of Victorian street lights and a street sign marking the intersection of Market and Broad Streets. ;- Gilbert Garcia

  • The Malt House (Northside)

    5210 Blanco San Antonio

    (210) 308-7300

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    What would you expect from a place called the Malt House? If your answer is a thick, syrupy malt topped with whipped cream and a cherry, think again. The Malt House serves homestyle dishes simply made - meaning that the malts in question are actually just cups of soft-serve frozen yogurt - doused with a healthy topping of Hershey's if you order chocolate. Apart from this unusual deviation - after all, the beverage is the institution's namesake! - the Malt House doesn't stray from the traditional definitions of the dishes on its menu. Pull into the parking lot on Zarzamora and Commerce, and turn on your lights if you'd like to eat in your car. But since it's a bitter cold February, you would do better to go inside and cozy up to a plate of enchiladas. The atmosphere is friendly and chaotic - filled with families during dinner, coworkers and cops during lunch, and party-goers late at night. And the food - if not sophisticated or exotic, is just right for a cold San Antonio day. - Laura Fries

  • The Malt House

    115 S. Zarzamora San Antonio

    (210) 433-8441

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    What would you expect from a place called the Malt House? If your answer is a thick, syrupy malt topped with whipped cream and a cherry, think again. The Malt House serves homestyle dishes simply made - meaning that the malts in question are actually just cups of soft-serve frozen yogurt - doused with a healthy topping of Hershey's if you order chocolate. Apart from this unusual deviation - after all, the beverage is the institution's namesake! - the Malt House doesn't stray from the traditional definitions of the dishes on its menu. Pull into the parking lot on Zarzamora and Commerce, and turn on your lights if you'd like to eat in your car. But since it's a bitter cold February, you would do better to go inside and cozy up to a plate of enchiladas. The atmosphere is friendly and chaotic - filled with families during dinner, coworkers and cops during lunch, and party-goers late at night. And the food - if not sophisticated or exotic, is just right for a cold San Antonio day. - Laura Fries

  • Mama Lee's Soul Food

    6060 Montgomery Windcrest

    (210) 653-6262

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    Mama Lee's earns its "Soul Food" title with excellent versions of the classics, including a great fried pork chop, and fresh takes on traditional sides such as collard greens and okra. -- Sam Siegel (10/08)

  • Mama's Cafe (Nacogdoches)

    2442 Nacogdoches San Antonio

    (210) 826-8303

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    Homestyle food joint.
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  • Mamacita's

    8030 IH-10 West San Antonio

    (210) 341-5424

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  • Manuel's Mexican Grill

    5999 De Zavala Rd. Suite 136 San Antonio

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    New resturant with warm atmosphere perfect for business lunches/dinners or cozy dinner dates! Large menu selection, affordable prices and full bar at your service.

  • Marie Callender's Restaurant and Bakery

    4788 NW Loop 410 San Antonio

    (210) 680-4257

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  • Mariscos el Marinero

    202 Recoleta Olmos Basin

    (210) 231-0579

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    A Mexican seafood restaurant that's purer and more pristine than most playas. Savor the simply titled "seafood soup," the crab tostada, or any of the campechana cocktails. -- Ron Bechtol, 04/08

  • Martinez Meat Market

    728 Fredericksburg San Antonio

    (210) 734-6621

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  • Mary Ann's Pig Stand

    1508 Broadway San Antonio

    (210) 222-9923

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    ; Large, satisfying, inexpensive breakfasts are one of the Pig Stand's features. For lunch, the price is a bit higher but still reasonable and they feature a nice pork barbecue sandwich, known as the Pig Sandwich. They get their name from the size of their meals, if that gives you any idea.

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  • Mary Lou's Cafe

    4405 McCullough Olmos Park

    (210) 396-7909

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    The house salsa is rogue at the new Mary Lou's, but the Tex-Mex staples are well above average, and now you can enjoy them on marble floors, for what that's worth. Ask for the salsa verde, and try the enchiladas verdes, too. -- Ron Bechtol (06/09)

  • The Melting Pot

    14855 Blanco Road, Suite 110 San Antonio

    (210) 479-8106 (FAX)

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    Hours: 12pm-7pm.

  • Mencius' Gourmet Hunan

    7959 Fredericksburg San Antonio

    (210) 615-1288

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    Mencius' features possibly the most charming staff we've ever encountered. The waiters were on top of everything, yet hardly noticeable. The attentive manager even brought over a pair of "Austinite" chopsticks - rigged with rubberbands and a napkin for easier handling - for a dining companion who was having trouble using hers. The ambience is not what you would expect from its location in a strip mall. Beautiful, framed paper cuts adorn the walls, depicting colorful scenes of festivals, fables, and traditions from the owners' hometown of Taipei, Taiwan. Opt for a quiet dinner and avoid the heavy lunch crowd from nearby USAA. - Xelena Gonzalez

  • Merchants Grand Cafe

    5939 Broadway Alamo Heights

    (210) 957-4544

    Las Leyendas pioneer Mickey Wakely is behind this clubby neighborhood joint, where Paris-trained executive chef Jonathan Parker pursues New World Continental perfection in a revamped deco building in the heart of Alamo Heights.

  • Meson European Dining

    923 N Loop 1604 E San Antonio

    (210) 494-1055 (FAX); (210)

    There ought to be a statute of limitations for posting reviews in restaurants; unlike evaluations of movies or books, there is a relatively short shelf life for these transitory treatises. A good case in point is Mesón European Dining. Upon entering the restaurant recently, I noticed a review I had written years ago for the San Antonio Express-News still prominently posted in the window; on leaving, I paused to read it. The surprise was twofold: I was reminded that the menu hadn't changed much in the intervening seven or so years; and I had automatically ordered many of the same things the second time around. One of us has got to get a life. Here is where it gets sticky: Some of the comments - both pro and con - still apply. (So much for the transformative power of criticism.) But whereas I found Mesón to be charmingly retro in the mid-'90s, it now seems merely stodgy - with some exceptions, to be sure. - Ron Bechtol

  • Mexican Manhattan

    110 Soledad st. San Antonio

    (210) 223-3913

    A family favorite in San Antonio for a long time, Mexican Manhattan is known for its fast and friendly service and its unique style.
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  • Mi Tierra

    218 Produce Row San Antonio

    (210) 225-1262

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    Mi Tierra Cafe & Panaderia is a favorite of San Antonio residents and has been around since 1941.
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  • Michelino's

    521 Riverwalk San Antonio

    (210) 233-2939

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  • Midtown Pizza

    1721 Blanco San Antonio

    (210) 732-1939

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    Pizza joint that often features live bands.

  • Midtown Smokehouse

    3119 Nogalitos San Antonio

    (210) 922-1958

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    Just South of San Antonio, sits the small community of Palm Heights. The Best BBQ you have ever had. Midtown is the best BBQ of the entire Southside.Everything is absolutely delicious and homemade.

  • Milad

    5450 Babcock Rd, Ste #112 San Antonio

    (210) 641-9933; (210) 690-5436 (FAX)

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    Authentic Persian cuisine, highlighting open-flame prepared kebabs, tender braised lamb shank, and delectable Ghorme sabzi and Kubideh. Additional Mexican fare available, as well.

  • Milano Ristorante Italiano

    11802 Wurzbach Rd. (The Elms) San Antonio

    (210) 493-3611

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    Hand-crafted Italian fare, serving traditional dishes as well as Steaks, Seafood and beautiful Veal. Once you try Milano you will always want to return because of the consistent quality, impeccable service and romantic ambiance.Live music Fri-Sun nights. Private dining rooms are available with big screen Power-Point set-ups for meetings & parties.
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