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  • Central Park Pizza of NY

    136 E. Main Plaza San Antonio

    (210) 223-4880

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    Authentic New York Style pizza. By the Slice or a whole Pie. Daily Pasta specials;Hearty Subs.

  • Cha-Chas Mexican Cuisine

    2026 Babcock, 5616 Bandera Road San Antonio

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    Regarded as one of the best Mexican restaurants in San Antonio, Cha-Cha's offers multi-award winning margaritas, savory cuisine, impeccable service, and a exquisite atmosphere. Come relax and unwind from the day in our bar Aqui! and have one of our tasty Spurs-a-rita with some Cancun nachos topped with our shrimp ceviche.

  • Chaba Thai

    3154 SE Military Brooks City Base

    (210) 333-9955

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    Chaba is a Thai treasure in the Southside sea of fast and half-fast foods. Sample the creamy coconut-milk curries, the zingy salads, and the chewy-spicy beef jerky. -- Ron Bechtol (09/08)

  • Chama Gaucha

    18318 Sonterra Pl. Stone Oak

    (210) 564-9400

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    Maybe this Brazilian steakhouse sounds a little gimmicky, but the perfectly seared meat served on swords by waiters in gauchos needs no apology. Nor does the salad bar, which puts its American counterparts to shame. Go very hungry. -- Bonnie Walker (06/09)

  • Champps Americana

    11075 W I-10 San Antonio

    (210) 561-2833

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    Sports bar with anything-but-small TVs and descent, affordable food.

  • Charlie Brown's

    11888 Starcrest Airport

    (210) 496-7092

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    Cheap, strong drinks and prompt (sometimes too prompt) service; friendly (sometimes surly) staff and clientele. Above-average food and a reasonably extensive beer selection. "Do you drink at Charlie Brown's?" should be a question on health-insurance forms. -- SgtCody (09/08)

  • The Cheesecake Factory

    7400 San Pedro Ave # 120 San Antonio

    (210) 798-2222

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  • Chong's Korean Restaurant

    8123 Latigo Plz San Antonio

    (210) 645-4490

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    We are a small restaurant on the West-side of San Antonio. Chong (President and Head Chef) loves to cook for people so that they can enjoy her food. The rising sun over the blue Korean mountains is smiling with joy of cooking. Our restaurant has been a dream of Chong's for many years and the dream has come true! God has blessed us!; ;We are simple people. Our restaurant is simple, our designs are simple, and our food is simply good, old-fashioned, Korean food (with a couple of Chong's special non-Korean dishes... done her way!). Come and taste Chong's food and find the complexity in our simplicity.;;"West Side is the Best Side for Korean Food!"

  • Chris Madrid's

    1900 Blanco San Antonio

    (210) 735-3552

    Archaically named, yes. But the folks behind the Macho knew what they were doing when they named their infamous burger. Arteries of steel are needed to tackle the enormous beef and cheddar fusion. Whether man or woman, you need a healthy dose of can-eat machismo to stare down that much meat and cheese, and tell yourself, "I'm going to eat it all." Sissies and mama's boys need not apply. - Laura Fries
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  • Ciel

    20626 Stone Oak Pkwy. Stone Oak

    (210) 481-7001

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    Damien Watel's norhtern venture brings excellent, affordable French cuisine in a sophisticated setting to Stone Oak, with the usual outstanding fish entrees and excellent service. -- Richard Teitz (02/09)

  • Colonial Garden (at Menger Hotel)

    209 Alamo Plaza San Antonio

    (210) 223-4361

    Historically located and serving many German entrées, the Colonial Garden is a top choice. In the Menger Hotel, the oldest operating hotel west of the Mississippi River, established in 1859.;

  • Converse Market Days

    501 North Street Converse

    (210) 314-9533

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  • County Line

    4334 Hyatt Place Dr. San Antonio

    (210) 641-1998

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    Curbside marketplace stocks grocery items. Menu items include smoked BBQ platters, homemade bread, potato salad, cole slaw and beans. Order online, call or drop by. Beer, frozen margaritas, bloody mary kits, and more drinks available. All alcohol sales must accompany food sales. Takeout and pick-up open seven days a week for lunch and supper. Gloved staff will put it in the trunk if requested. Delivery available through UberEats, Grubhub and Favor.
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  • County Line (River Walk)

    111 W Crockett San Antonio

    (210) 229-1941

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    Skeeter Miller's very own Texas-style barbeque.

  • The Cove

    606 W. Cypress St. Central

    (210) 227-2683; (210) 227-1336 (FAX)

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    Justly famous for its fish tacos, the Cove is also a good location for locavores and vegetarians thanks to owner Lisa Asvestas’s commitment to sustainable food sources (she can tell you where to find raw milk, too). Beer and wine tastings, plus live music and the adjacent laundromat make it a one-stop lifestyle shop without the Austin attitude.
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  • Cowtown BBQ

    19052 FM 1937 Losoya

    (210) 865-7168

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    It's a BBQ and Beer drinkers paradise. Very rustic, and comfortable. Outside deck and picnic yard available. It has to be the best bbq in town. Take a short drive to Losoya and you cant miss it.

  • Crumpet's

    3920 Harry Wurzbach San Antonio

    (210) 821-5600

    Crumpet's set some new standards for San Antonio. I remember being thrilled by the exotic touch of tarragon in the whipped vinaigrette, seduced by the salade niçoise, and beguiled by the green peppercorn Cognac sauce that napped a filet of beef tenderloin. Croissants in the breadbasket were a novelty, too - at least then. Now, of course, the dressing has been copied by many a lesser light, the green peppercorns that were new to our palates have faded from favor, and fast food joints have co-opted the croissant. Or at least a version of it. Maybe it's revisionist history on my part, but your own niçoise seems to have faded a tad, too. Could be I'm misremembering real niçoise olives and crisp, brilliantly green haricots verts, but I was disappointed to find black, California olives (and no green beans) in the salad at lunch recently; as much as California would like to be Provence, these olives won't help their cause, and they especially don't belong here.;- Ron Bechtol
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  • Dante's Pizza

    410 E. Commerce San Antonio

    (210) 226-7966

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    Steaming hot pizzas at inexpensive prices. Great atmosphere.

  • Demo's

    2501 N. St. Mary's Alamo Heights

    (210) 732-7777

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    Demo's restaurant is located right across from a local Greek Orthodox church and is one of two restaurants. St. Mary's Demo's features belly dancers on Wednesday nights, and delicious Greek food every night.

  • Demo's

    1205 N. Loop 1604 W. Ste. 235 Stone Oak

    (210) 798-3840

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    This is our best kept secret, Demo’s Stone Oak location in The Vineyard Shopping Center at the corner of Loop 1604 and Blanco Rd. At Demo’s we offer our guests a unique dining experience, similar to a quaint village on a Greek Island complete with Greek Music, good food and fun.

  • Demo's (Blanco)

    7115 Blanco San Antonio

    (210) 342-2772

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    Hearty Greek favorites in a quaint faux-taverna adorned with murals of the Mediterranean.

  • DeWese's Tip Top Cafe

    2814 Fredericksburg San Antonio

    (210) 732-0191

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    This cafe featuring home-style food has been around since the late '30s. Country and Tex-Mex dishes are both a part of the menu.
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  • Dick's Last Resort

    406 Navarro San Antonio

    (210) 224-0026

    The fun of this place is bantering with the waitresses who are required to be both hilarious and extremely rude.

  • Dolores del Rio

    106 River Walk San Antonio

    (210) 223-0609

    Don't let the name fool you; Dolores del Rio is not another faceless Mexican restaurant that lines our tourist-ridden River Walk. Instead, it serves San Antonio's second favorite cuisine, Italian, and does it the right way, with a few extras: unforgettable entertainment, hospitable service, and an interesting dining atmosphere. While Dolores del Rio requires reservations on weekend nights, its class isn't obvious from the outside. Since there were no diners seated at the lovely patio area, we nearly passed it up on our first visit. Dolores is secluded, tucked in a dark room up a narrow flight of stairs, with no view of the river. The low ceilings, brick walls, and compressed seating give the restaurant a speakeasy feel, as if diners were hidden under a large stairwell or a secret room. - Xelena Gonzalez

  • Don Pedro Mexican Restaurant

    1526 SW Military San Antonio

    (210) 922-3511

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    Don' it sound special, don' it sound like the place you want to eat.
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