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  • Shang-Hai Chinese Restaurant

    2935 Pat Booker, Universal City San Antonio

    (210) 658-5828

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    Shang-Hai is a third-generation Kimura family secret surreptitiously shared with any and everyone we know. Of course, it's a lot easier to eat there when you don't live 30 minutes away, but the dependable food is definitely worth the drive up I-35. I won't pretend to understand the pretensions of authentic Chinese cuisine, but I am comfortable enough with casual American-Chinese cooking to say that Shang-Hai is absolutely solid — from their crisp, pork-carrot-cabbage-crammed egg rolls to their thick patties of egg foo young. And it is a quiet place — save for the Sunday swarm of church goers and inevitable weekday lunch bunches — tucked comfortably into a small shopping center, an appropriate locale for a family restaurant. The husband-and-wife team of Ken and Ba Lam head the dining room, and know at least half of their customers by name or by order; while co-owner Tai Ngo is steadfast in the kitchen, preparing the dishes with recipes he brought to the business from his native Vietnam. - Wendi Kimura

  • Shisha Café

    5500 Babcock San Antonio

    (210) 694-4800

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    Fun and casual Lebanese style cafe featuring specialties such as Chicken Shawerma, Beef and Chicken Kebab and Falafel as well as hummus, baba ghanouj, and fool medames. We offer the unique "Shisha," or hookah waterpipe with 20 tobacco flavors to choose from.

  • Siam Bangkok Cuisine

    1151 Harry Wurzbach Terrell Hills

    (210) 826-7426

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    The authentic Thai cuisine at this small mom-'n'-pop restaurant is both subtle and sophisticated, spicy and soothing. Don't miss the revelatory Pad Thai, outstanding summer rolls, Lucky L. Original, Topaz of Siam curry, and the Where Are You? appetizer. -- Ron Bechtol (10/08)

  • Sideliners Grill

    15630 Henderson Pass San Antonio

    (210) 490-389 (FAX); (210) 404-0121

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  • Silo

    1133 Austin Hwy. San Antonio

    (210) 824-8686

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    Italian hole-in-the wall joint with connections to the art world. See the works of struggling artists on Silo's olive green walls.

  • Simi's Indian Cuisine

    4535 Fredericksburg San Antonio

    (210) 737-3166

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    In an elegant setting with traditional Indian music playing in the background, Simi's serves several selections prepared in an authentic tandoor oven, such as the Tandoori Shrimp ($11.95) or Tandoori Snapper ($9.95). A lunch buffet ($6.95) lets you sample a few of the more popular dishes, and at night, you can choose from several combination dishes. The small bar pours a decent selection of beer and wine.

  • Simple Simon's Pizza

    5739 Callaghan Rd San Antonio

    (210) 509-0900; (210) 509-0904 (FAX)

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    Whether it's "Create Your Own" or Speciality Pizza, Calizone, Stromboli, or a 32" Big Jo, you will love our imported toppings and authentic sauces. Enjoy our contemporary dining rooms or Patio under our 300 year old oak tree, karaoke and live entertainment, All-You-Can-Eat Buffet. Carry out, Delivery. Great Place for your Next Party. Simply The Best - Simple Simons Pizza

  • Sina Restaurant

    6407 Blanco San Antonio

    (210) 348-7462

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    If skewered meats and shimmying midriffs are your idea of a Persian (or Greek or Turkish ... ) dining experience, then you've come to the right place. And to the wrong one. For though the Friday night belly dancer could bounce with the best of them, and the shish-kabobs of tender beef left little to be desired, to stop there would be to miss the point of Sina, a stylish place with much more on its plate than baubles, bangles, and browned bits of beef. Sina replaces a previous Persian restaurant in the same location, one that had a Middle Eastern grocery store attached. Our attentive and sartorially spiffy waiter claimed there was no connection between the two, and we'll have to believe him, but the menu is inevitably similar, and the meal did start out in the same, traditional way with a refreshing, palate-perking plate of parsley, scallions, radishes, feta, and flatbread.;- Ron Bechtol

  • Sip Coffee & Expresso Bar

    160 E Houston San Antonio

    (210) 222-0149

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    A cosmopolitan corner spot on one of downtown’s busiest intersections, with views of the street, expert coffee drinks, and the best-priced panini in town.

  • Smashburger

    21025 Hwy 281 San Antonio

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    A new addition to the San Antonio burger scene. They come with a good reputation.

  • Smoke Pit

    858 FM 78, Schertz San Antonio

    (210) 658-9355

  • Snack & Smack BBQ

    715 Iowa San Antonio

    (210) 212-5014

    Paul Brooks, the proprietor of Snack & Smack Bar-B-Que, formerly Big Mama's Soul Food restaurant, at 820 New Braunfels Ave., cooks barbecue brisket, ribs, sausage, and other local favorites over seasoned mesquite wood six days a week. He rests on Sunday. After he loads up a portable barbecue pit with mesquite wood and lights it, Brooks wraps a rack of marinated pork ribs in aluminum foil and lays it on the grill. He then hitches the pit to a van that bears the Snack & Smack Bar-B-Que sign, and pulls it into the parking lot of the Government Hill restaurant. The smoke attracts loyal customers who come for a barbecue plate with a choice of soul food sides: rice, spinach, beans, mashed potatoes, corn, cabbage, chitterlings, yams, black-eyed peas, homemade macaroni and cheese, and bread, all for $5.50. - Michael Cary

  • Snoga Bar-B-Cue Food To Go

    2567 Goliad San Antonio

    (210) 333-6162

  • SOGO Market Cafe & Takeout

    19903 Stone Oak Parkway, Suite 208 Stone Oak

    (210) 494-8222; (210) 494-8223 (FAX)

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    Gourmet to go featuring upscale sandwiches and salads, a rotating menu featuring soups, pizzas, pastas, and entrees. Chef's case with items available by the piece or pound and a bakery case of various house made, cakes cookies and pies. Gourmet retail includes, pastas, sauces, Vosges chocolates and small label beers and wine.

  • Soleil Bistro and Wine Bar

    14415 Blanco Stone Oak

    (210) 408-2670

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    One of the few true bistros in town, as exemplified by a classic entrecote with frites and a delicious croque madame.

  • SoLuna

    7959 Broadway North Central

    (210) 930-8070

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    A relaxed and colorful Mexican restaurant. Soluna’s famous “Chispa” margarita is as authentic as you can get to a true Mexican Margarita. Special Hours: noon-8pm daily.

  • Sompong's Thai & Chinese Cuisine

    8110 Fredricksburg San Antonio

    (210) 614-0845

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    Psst! Here's an insider tip: If, on an ordinary weeknight, you sit at the right table at Sompong's, your culinary/cultural experience will be much enhanced. What is the right table, you ask? The one where the waitresses, when not otherwise occupied, are folding napkins. I'm not talking about picking up a little kitchen Thai on the sly - although the language does have a certain exotic appeal - rather, it's what they're snacking on while working that is interesting: Dried, almost caramelized-looking fish about the size of a quarter were one example; we didn't ask to taste them. But we did sample some pieces of crunchy green papaya dipped in a mixture of sugar, salt, and ground, dried chiles. Great stuff. And you'll never find it on a menu. - Ron Bechtol

  • Sorrento

    5146 Broadway Alamo Heights

    (210) 824-0055

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    Full-flavored, family-style Italian food with few frills but lots of personality. Solid pizza, too.

  • Sorrento (Blanco)

    25020 Blanco San Antonio

    (210) 497-5552

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  • Spaghetti Warehouse

    1226 E. Houston San Antonio

    (210) 299-1114

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    One of the Warehouse's most appealing dishes is the 15-layer lasagna. Besides it, there is manicotti, chicken tetrazini, veal and chicken parmigiana, and a toasted ravioli appetizer.

  • Specht's Store

    112 Specht San Antonio

    (830) 980-7121

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  • Steers and Beers Steakhouse and Saloon

    849 East Commerce Street, Suite 101 San Antonio

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    There is something about great steaks and authentic Mexican cuisine that gets the taste buds;going and lets the appetite run wild. Steers and Beers offers diners warm;hospitality and mouth-watering cuisine that will not easily be forgotten.;Bring your family and friends, pull up a chair, indulge in a tasty Margarita;and unwind. No matter what the occasion;calls for or your appetite demands, the friendly staff at Steers and Beers;won't let you leave without a smile on your face. The menu features classic steak and seafood;favorites and traditional Mexican cuisine that has made San Antonio a favorite culinary destination in Texas.;

  • Stefania's Country Italian

    2322 San Pedro Monte Vista

    (210) 733-6633

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    Contemporary rustic Italian. Music Nightly. Bellydancing on weekends. Lovely interior in remodeled Deco building.

  • Stonewerks Caffe (Quarry): CLOSED

    7300 Jones Maltsberger San Antonio

    (210) 828-3508

  • Sushi Zushi (Downtown)

    203 S St. Mary's San Antonio

    (210) 472-2900

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    When you enter Sushi Zushi, assuming it's not a jam-packed Saturday night, you'll be greeted with a chorus of shouts in Japanese from the waitstaff and sushi chefs. As startling as it may seem (and many potential diners took great pains to ignore it), "Welcome!" is their message. (Irasshaimase!, if you prefer.) Yes, with exclamation points. And it's typical of the restaurant's enthusiastic attitude. Get used to it. ;The exuberance spills over into other areas as well. Despite a pleasant, minimalist decor featuring melon-toned walls, a laminate floor intended to emulate wide-board pine, and some black-and-white images of the sushi-making art, SZ doesn't come across as understated shibui. You can't sit at a counter to watch sushi masters assemble your order with deft hand and quiet dignity. In the place of deferential waitresses in traditional garb, there are kids in grey polos and black pants. And numerous items on the almost intimidatingly long menu, feature chipotle mayonnaise. Get used to that, too. - Ron Bechtol
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