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  • Rome's Pizza (Bitters)

    300 W. Bitters San Antonio

    (210) 490-0700

    As the name implies, Rome's replaces the tomato sauce on the Pesto Street with a light, basil-tinged, pesto base, topped with a hearty layer of melted mozzarella, artichoke hearts, calamata olives, and sliced tomatoes. - Alejandro Perez

  • Rome's Pizza & Greek Food (De Zavala)

    5999 De Zavala De Zavala Business Park

    (210) 691-2070

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    This place has an entire White Pizza section on the menu, but overall serves a more Americanized style of pizza. Good flavor, and nice Mediterranean sides such as domas and hummus. -- Burgin Streetman, 01/08

  • Rosario's Mexican Café y Cantina

    910 S. Alamo St. San Antonio

    (210) 223-1806

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    Salsa is extremely good here. Dishes are interesting and exciting vs. familiar and soul.

  • Rudy's Country Store & Bar-b-que

    24059 Old Fredericksburg San Antonio

    (210) 698-7177

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    Rudy's Country Store and Bar-B-Que proclaims itself the "Worst Bar-B-Que in Texas." A primitive protest of my own is now in order: Unless the bellwether brisket improves markedly, this tongue-in-cheek claim is in danger of becoming more fact than ad-copy fiction. Dry, boring, and even visually unappealing, the purported pride of Texas "Q," came alive only with liberal lashings of Rudy's famous (and famously sweet-sour) "sause." - Ron Bechtol

  • Rudy's Country Store & Bar-b-que (W IH 10)

    24152 W IH 10 San Antonio

    (210) 698-2141

    Rudy's Country Store and Bar-B-Que proclaims itself the "Worst Bar-B-Que in Texas." A primitive protest of my own is now in order: Unless the bellwether brisket improves markedly, this tongue-in-cheek claim is in danger of becoming more fact than ad-copy fiction. Dry, boring, and even visually unappealing, the purported pride of Texas "Q," came alive only with liberal lashings of Rudy's famous (and famously sweet-sour) "sause." - Ron Bechtol

  • Rudy's Country Store & Bar-b-que (Westover Hills)

    10623 Westover Hills San Antonio

    (210) 520-5552

    Rudy's Country Store and Bar-B-Que, proclaims itself the "Worst Bar-B-Que in Texas." A primitive protest of my own is now in order: Unless the bellwether brisket improves markedly, this tongue-in-cheek claim is in danger of becoming more fact than ad-copy fiction. Dry, boring, and even visually unappealing, the purported pride of Texas "Q," came alive only with liberal lashings of Rudy's famous (and famously sweet-sour) "sause." ;- Ron Bechtol

  • Rudy's Seafood

    4122 S. Flores San Antonio

    (210) 532-1315

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    Heaping platters of very fresh fried seafood are the draw at Rudy’s unadorned ordering counter. The crab cakes served stuffed inside deep-fried shells are a standout, but the oysters and shrimp are plump, the fish flaky and non-greasy. We recommend hot sauce.
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  • Ruth's Chris Steakhouse

    17803 La Cantera Terrace, #8110 La Cantera

    (210) 538-8792

  • Ruth's Chris Steakhouse

    7720 Jones Maltsburger Rd. San Antonio

    (210) 821-5051

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    This restaurant features both steak and seafood. Even the appetizers are elegant; they include Barbecue Shrimp ;Sautéed New Orleans style, Shrimp Remoulade, Mushrooms Stuffed with Crabmeat, Seared Ahi Tuna, and Sizzlin Blue Crab Cakes. Every item on the menu shines, if you don't mind the cost; and there is also vegetarian fare.;

  • S.A. Burger

    1946 SW Military Dr. San Antonio

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    Burger Restaurant located on the Southside of San Antonio at IH-35 South and SW Military Dr. within the Mayan Plaza complex. $4.99 Daily Specials: 1/3 lb. Burger w/ Cheese, Fried or Grilled Chicken Sandwich, and 'Daily' Sandwich come with Fries and a Drink, Projector TV, Karaoke Fridays, Family Environment. Try the Southsider, two 1/2 pound beef patties with your choice of cheeses on a 5 inch sesame seed bun for only $5.99. Hand-dipped shakes $2.25 daily. 'Dress your own burger' bar. Ericka's Veggie Burger scores high points among vegetarians.;Drink specials during Spurs and Cowboys games and Daily drink specials (Mon-Fri: 4pm-7pm). Draft beer on tap.;

  • Sabor

    6809 North Loop 1604 San Antonio

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    Chef Adrian Garcia brings new Nuevo Latino Cuisine to the 1604 area near UTSA with a chic atmosphere. Sabor is located inside the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel and will be a sponsor of this years Arts and Eats Gala.

  • Saigon Elite

    9425 Fredricksburg San Antonio

    (210) 696-7712

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  • Saigon Express

    1626 McCullough San Antonio

    (210) 277-1899

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    Raspberry would be good. So would lime, creamy vanilla, orange sherbet, blueberry, even a dark and tarry licorice - but not chocolate or caramel. No, I'm not talking ice cream flavors. This is a list of the colors that you might consider wearing when you visit Saigon Express. The restaurant's interior is the most amazingly intense light blue I have ever encountered in a restaurant, and since there is nothing on the walls to compete, you are it. So don't clash. (To the woman with the raspberry blouse - who prevailed on the congenial owner to allow her to come back and pay later - you're the inspiration for all this.)- Ron Bechtol

  • Saltgrass Steak House (281 N)

    16910 US 281 N San Antonio

    (210) 402-6621

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  • Saltgrass Steak House (I-10 W)

    11745 I-10 W San Antonio

    (210) 641-6447

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  • Sam Won Garden

    4527 Goldfield San Antonio

    (210) 662-6699

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  • Samurai Sushi

    2320 Babcock Medical Center

    (210) 692-7555

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    Samurai Sushi shines with some seafood dishes, and stumbles over certain sushi rolls, but delivers value and freshness on all fronts. The uni was particularly fresh, and the Seafood Dynamite lived up to its name. -- Ron Bechtol (01/09)

  • San Antonio Yacht Club

    4553 North Loop 1604 West San Antonio

    (210) 479-7245; (210) 492-7447 (FAX)

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    "Spring Break Every Day!" at San Antonio's first beach bistro. Everyone from 8 to 80 will have a blast! Live Music, your vacation recipes from around the world, palapa huts and the largest outdoor fun and sun PlayDock in the city. The kitchen is open past midnight every night for late night fun. Located on "The Road to Fun" on 1604 (on the way to Fiesta Texas and Sea World).

  • Sapore's Pizza

    2715 Hillcrest San Antonio

    (210) 733-5503

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    Sapore's Pizza is a small family owned take-out Pizzeria. Sapore's Pizza also serves sandwiches, pastas, and desserts. Sapore's Pizza is committed to bringing you a great tasting pizza, fresh ingredients, competitive pircing and friendly staff.
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  • Scenic Loop Cafe & Bar

    25615 Boerne Stage San Antonio

    (210) 687-1818

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    Boy, howdy. The belles at the bar were in full rodeo regalia on a recent Saturday night at Scenic Loop Cafe. Rising to the occasion, Mike Barfield's band held court under the glassy-eyed gaze of a major trophy head and in front of a backdrop of cedar cabin cladding. Despite the group's lively sound, the bar was a place of refuge from the adjacent dining room where the noise level seemed higher- and lacked the acoustic appeal of Mike's "original Americana" music. Framed in hard surfaces, including a flagstone floor, the restaurant is its own amplifier, and the handsome kilim and other rugs hung about don't quite do the job of noise suppression during peak hours. So here's a tip: Even on weekends, Scenic Loop's crowd appears to be an early one and there was a noticeable thinning by 8:30. Arrive late. And arrive hungry, the portions are enormous. - Ron Bechtol

  • Schilo's Delicatessen

    424 E. Commerce San Antonio

    (210) 223-6692

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    There is little in this world that reminds me of Germany more acutely than the smell of cooked red cabbage. I get sentimental at the mere smell of it, and the only thing to do is reduce that bowl of shredded roughage to a shallow puddle of purple juice. I don't have to go far in San Antonio to get my fix. Basically, I have two options: I can either wait for a periodic brouhaha at the King William biergarten of the Beethoven Männerchor, or head to Schilo's Delicatessen. While I much prefer the former for pure beer-swilling, chicken-dancing, oompa-oompa madness, the latter is perfect for a filling lunch at one of the finest German eateries in the Lone Star state (and with a quick glance at my name, you can assume I know a thing or two about the matter). Since the Schilo family landed in San Antonio in 1914, the name has become an institution synonymous with cheap eats and tasty treats. And not for nothing. The deli — in decor, price, and fare — is a throwback to the golden days of pioneer sensibilities and pure Deutsche grit. - Tucker Teutsch III

  • Sea Island Shrimp House

    11715 Bandera; San Antonio

    (210) 681-7000

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  • Sea Island Shrimp House (Amerisuites)

    4323 Amerisuites San Antonio

    (210) 558-8989

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    Better yet is local franchise Sea Island Shrimp House, which combines the easygoing, devil-may-care-about-the-upholstery ethos of fast food with crispy fried shrimp and a few grown-up fish dishes. The new location at Bandera Road and Loop 1604 is big and loud and lacks the circa 1965 charm of the Rector shack, but it's also informal and cheerful. -Elaine Wolff

  • Sea Island Shrimp House (Forum)

    8223 Agora Parkway San Antonio

    (210) 658-1100

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    Fresh from the Texas Gulf, fallin' off the edge of your plate seafood - everything from our premium Texas Gulf Shrimp and government certified Texas Gulf Oysters to a wide variety of fish, including flounder and red snapper. And don't forget our mouthwatering, tender steaks - USDA Choice T-Bones, Ribeyes and New York Strips.

  • Sea Island Shrimp House (Rector)

    322 W. Rector San Antonio

    (210) 342-7771

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    Better yet is local franchise Sea Island Shrimp House, which combines the easygoing, devil-may-care-about-the-upholstery ethos of fast food with crispy fried shrimp and a few grown-up fish dishes. The new location at Bandera Road and Loop 1604 is big and loud and lacks the circa 1965 charm of the Rector shack, but it's also informal and cheerful. -Elaine Wolff
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