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  • Boston Subworks

    441 W. Nakoma San Antonio

    (210) 341-6624

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    Upscale version of Subway, and more local. Check it out.

  • Bourbon Street Cafe

    2267 NW Military San Antonio

    (210) 979-8666

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    With its moderately priced steaks and delicious Cajun/Creole dishes, Bourbon St. Cafe will entice you to make it a regular culinary stop.

  • Brasserie Pavil

    1818 N. Loop 1604 West San Antonio

    (210) 479-5000

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    Scott Cohen's eagerly awaited Northwest French fantasy land delivers with high style, traditional fare, and a full bar starring the green fairy of French cafe-society lore. -- Ron Bechtol (03/09)

  • Bud Jones Restaurant

    1440 SW Military SW Military

    (210) 977-9161

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    Mom's night off for four or 40, Bud Jones hand-batters its tasty slate of deep-fried goods. Tops are the hubcap-size chicken-fried steak and the Rockport Shrimp. -- Sam Siegel (11/08)
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  • Bump Draft Sports Bar and Grill

    527 W. Hildebrand San Antonio

    (210) 732-7247

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    50 cent wings, all day everyday! Awesome burgers and fried pickles to die for.;Full bar, 2 patios and 3 bars.;Tuesday & Wednesday $1.00 Domestic Longnecks. Live Music on the Weekends.

  • Bun 'N' Barrel

    1150 Austin Hwy San Antonio

    (210) 828-2820

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    A truly satisfying experience.
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  • Burger Boy

    2323 N. St. Mary's San Antonio

    (210) 735-1955

    All right, so it isn't the most glamorous place to chow down. But inside the retro-façade, the men inside Burger Boy churn out the damn tastiest burgers in San Antonio. They aren't particularly thick, or enormously big, but there is a world of flavor in each mouthful: a potent beefiness that the likes of McDonald's have made us all forget. Complementing the old-fashioned burger are french fries that look like they came out of your childhood cafeteria, but these Ore-Ida knockoffs are crunchy, salty, and guiltily addictive. - Laura Fries
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  • Caballito Del Mar Seafood

    951 New Laredo Hwy San Antonio

    (210) 921-1901

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    Great seafood, literal translation is Little Goat of the Sea.

  • Cachito de Mexico Bar & Grill

    3714 Broadway Alamo Heights

    (210) 822-2226

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    A family friendly Mexican restaurant with a bar for the adults and special selections for the kids. The menu features traditional plates from various states in Mexico that truly gives you un Cachito de Mexico. Homemade flour and corn tortillas prepared daily. Every order comes with free sopapillas and a convenient drive-thru for those on the go. Open 7 days a week at 6:00 am every morning. The weekends feature live music that can be enjoyed on the patio directly across from the Witte Museum.

  • Cadillac Bar & Restaurant

    212 S. Flores San Antonio

    (210) 223-5533

    Eat, drink and be barry.
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  • Cafe Milano

    7530 Bandera San Antonio

    (210) 680-8111

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    Cafe Milano features delicious, inexpensive Italian cuisine.

  • Cafe Navarro

    414 Navarro St San Antonio

    (210) 579-3050

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    The Nix Hospital's Cafe Navarro counters past notions of hospital dining with its polished floors and varied clientele. A tortilla wrap of turkey with chipotle mayo proved memorable, as did a bowl of potato-leek soup.

  • Camaron Pelado

    1113 Pleasanton San Antonio

    (210) 928-2829

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    Delicious seafood cooked in the style of the Mexican coast.

  • Candlelight Coffeehouse & Wine Bar

    3011 N. St. Mary's San Antonio

    (210) 738-0099

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    Offering alcohol for Pickup/Take Out.
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  • Cantina del Rio

    1299 Gruene Rd. New Braunfels

    8305151950

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    Full menu available for dine-in or take out. Call (830)515-1950 to order, prepay with a credit card, and then pick up at the hostess stand. Feel free to enjoy the takeout order in The Grapevine Garden.

  • Canyon Cafe

    255 E. Basse San Antonio

    (210) 821-3738

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    Canyon Cafe has a great atmosphere and is a fun place to drink.

  • Cap'n Jim's Fish & Chicken

    3311 Roosevelt San Antonio

    (210) 923-7511

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  • Capparelli's on Main

    2524 N. Main San Antonio

    (210) 735-5757

    After serving home-cooked Italian food at their Nacadoches location for 30 years, Gay Capparelli closed the doors when the building was condemned. But the very next day, Capparelli's on Broadway opened and is still run by Gay's father. She is now the sole owner of Capparelli's on Main (which opened May 1, 2001), and she thought it appropriate to ask some of her most faith-ful patrons to add their art to the new establishment. Gay Capparelli's gracious attitude and the restaurant's fine food encourage return visits. The highly affordable lunch specials are perfect not only for the penny pincher but also the late luncher. - Xelena Gonzalez
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  • Cappyccino's

    5003 Broadway Alamo Heights

    (210) 734-4505

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    Sophisticated mixology in a casual setting. Delicious American Kobe beef burgers, too. -- Mark Jones (04/09)

  • Casa Rio

    430 E. Commerce Downtown

    (210) 225-6718

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    Friendly staff and delicious Mexican cuisine.

  • Cascabel

    1000 S. St. Mary's St San Antonio

    (210) 212-6456

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    Adorned with Spanish poetry and testimonials, its tiny dining area is charming. Cascabel adds a smoky-fruity chipotle to the familiar caldo tlapeno. The sopa de fideo is the kind of comfort food you had to grow up on to truly appreciate.
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  • Catfish Corner

    8181 Tezel San Antonio

    (210) 682-2282

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    Friendly fish fry with good tastes and belly-filling food.

  • Cento & Fanti (Ingram Park Mall)

    6301 NW Loop 410 San Antonio

    (210) 647-1288

    A Cento & Fanti location appears in malls as a traditional Italian market-style get-up with its hand painted colorful tiles, open brick oven and seemingly endless cases of delicacies. The food is made using high quality ingredients.

  • Cento & Fanti (North Star Mall)

    North Star Mall San Antonio

    (210) 342-3428

    A Cento & Fanti location appears in malls as a traditional Italian market-style get-up with its hand painted colorful tiles, open brick oven and seemingly endless cases of delicacies. The food is made using high quality ingredients.
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  • Cento & Fanti (Rivercenter)

    849 E Commerce San Antonio

    (210) 226-7295

    A Cento & Fanti location appears in malls as a traditional Italian market-style get-up with its hand painted colorful tiles, open brick oven and seemingly endless cases of delicacies. The food is made using high quality ingredients.
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