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  • James' Cafe (S.E. Military)

    1059 S.E. Military San Antonio

    (210) 924-0094

    There is a certain baseline set of components essential to the quality of a Mexican restaurant in San Antonio, and they are few indeed. Tortillas, beans, and salsa are the Holy Trinity - nutritionally and culturally; all the rest is gravy. James' Café, Cantina, Patio, etc. has taken over the space at East Woodlawn and North St. Mary's - most famously occupied by Café Camille - and the Manet-like mural that distinguished the rear dining room of this Topsy-like compound has been minimally Mexified to suit the new theme. In the front parlor, colors have been vivified as well, and a tortilla-making station has been installed; at peak times, two tortilleras are busily engaged in patting and rolling out corn and flour tortillas. Even before you find a seat in the jumble of tables, this is a positive sign. - Ron Bechtol
  • Jasmin Thai

    4065 Medical San Antonio

    (210) 615-6622

    Newer of the Thai establishments around the Medical Center area. Offers unique dishes such as the green papaya salad. Enjoy the homemade coconut ice cream for dessert.
  • Jerry's Chicago Style Hot Dogs

    149 East Commerce San Antonio

    (210) 465-8200; (210) 465-8201 (FAX)

    Authentic Chicago style Hot Dogs made from Vienna Beef products from Chicago. Each order is made by Jerry born and raised in Chicago. No doubt the real and closest real Vienna Beef chicago style Hot Dogs in San Antonio! Garanteed! The most popular items are: Chicago Style Hot Dogs Hot dogs with mustard, sweet relish, chopped onions, tomotoe wedges, sport peppers, kosher pickle spear, and kosher salt on a poppy see bun, Italian Beef on with coice of Hot Giardiniera Peppers and beef gravy or grilled bell peppers, onions and mozzarella cheese on Gonella Bread, Italian Sausage with red sauce and grilled onions on a Gonella Bread, Maxwell Street Polish Sausage with your choice of mustard or spicy mustard grilled onions or sauerkraut and sport peppers on a poppy seed bun, Chili Dog with Bistro Chili, chopped onions, and cheddar cheese on a plain bun. Try an Italian Beef Combo if you are really hungry, it's made of Vienna Italian Beef Sausage and Italian Beef with Hot Giardiniera peppers and beef gravy or grilled bell peppers, onions, and mozzarella cheese, Pizza Puffs, more sandwiches available, including daily specials! All Set in a comfortable family setting in the heart of downtown San Antonio!
  • Jerusalem Grill

    3259 Wurzbach Rd Ingram Park

    (210) 680-8400

    Formerly Galaxies 21 and 22, Jerusalem Grill serves an inviting blend of Persian, Turkish, and Eastern Mediterranean fare. Plus, hookahs, halal meat, and a full Middle-Eastern-Lebanese menu.
  • Joe's Crab Shack (410)

    4711 NW Loop 410 San Antonio

    (210) 523-1010

  • Joe's Crab Shack (at the Quarry)

    255 E. Basse San Antonio

    (210) 930-1736

    The atmosphere is one for parties and the food is quite good. The waitstaff is a fun group and very willing to entertain or have the clientele entertain them.
  • Joe's Crab Shack (I-10 W)

    12485 I-10 W San Antonio

    (210) 699-9779

    Fun waitstaff. Delicious food. Great for parties.
  • Joe's Crab Shack (Riverwalk)

    212 College San Antonio

    (210) 271-9981

    The food is delicious and the waitstaff is fun. Great for parties.
  • Joe's Italian Grill

    1705 Pat Booker Rd. Universal City

    (210) 658-7200

    Joe's ambience falls short of the food, but the textbook New York-style crust makes up for it. Try the Florentine, and don't skip the cheesy garlic bread. -- Haylley Johnson (06/09)
  • John the Greek (Harry Wurzbach)

    2215 Harry Wurzbach San Antonio

    (210) 821-6335

    Not far into the introduction of one of my Greek cookbooks, the following assertion appears: "The truth is that the Greeks taught everyone else how to cook and eat." After which the students outstripped the teacher, I couldn't help thinking - a conclusion the authors almost reluctantly come to a few paragraphs later when they admit that, " ... modern Greek food may lack a certain polish when compared to some of its sister cuisines in the Mediterranean basin." But they follow up by noting, "It may well be that the very simple character of Greek home cooking is what makes it so appealing." If we can add restaurant cooking to the pot, John the Greek fits the;model to a tau. The atmosphere is travel-poster plain; the service is smart but familiar and the food, well, the best of it is homey and utterly unpretentious, except for the all-Greek wine list.;- Ron Bechtol
  • Jones Sausage House & Barbeque

    2827 Martin Luther King San Antonio

    (210) 224-6999

    An ethereally smoky, tender, and moist sliced brisket sandwich is served on white bread, the way God intended, and the sausage at this economically sized Eastside joint is no slouch, either. Save room for 7UP pound cake for dessert.
  • Joseph's Storehouse

    3420 N. St. Mary's San Antonio

    (210) 737-3430

    Plentiful and delicious sandwiches, soups, salads, and other fare in a cozy, wholesome atmosphere.
  • Josephine Street Café

    400 E Josephine Street San Antonio

    (210) 224-6169

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  • Justin's Ice Cream Company, Inc

    2512 N. Main San Antonio

    (210) 736-1457

    Offering a variety of ice cream flavors for your delight. Also serves coffee and some coffee shop fares (such as cookies).
  • K Burger

    2456 Harry Wurzbach San Antonio

    7 big home-made burgers made with asian seasoning.
  • Kababchi Grill

    5500 Babcock Rd. #102 Medical Center

    (210) 960-9999

    Kababchi Grill was opened in the fall of 2016 next to its sister café, Shisha Café, established in 2003. We provide Middle Eastern food with an emphasis on Iraqi flavor. Iraqi flavor is very unique due to the geographical location of Iraq; therefore we have Arabic, Turkish, and Persian influence on our dishes.
  • Karam's Mexican Dining Room

    121 N. Zarzamora San Antonio

    (210) 433-0111

    Karam's is now a piece of San Antonio history :-(
  • Kennedy's Chicago Pizza

    8802 Potranco Rd Suite 111 San Antonio

    (210) 680-6673

    Bringing authentic Chicago-style pizzas and sandwiches to San Antonio. Kennedy's uses quality ingredients to create flavor-packed pizzas with homemade dough and sauce, made fresh daily. Dine-in or carry out. Online ordering is also available
  • KHILL BBQ Company

    14732 Bulverde Rd San Antonio

    (210) 825-3470; (210) 579-1501 (FAX)

    A mobile BBQ Kitchen. Serving up "Real Texas BBQ". Slow smoked Brisket, Sausage, Half Chicken, Pulled Pork, Pork Ribs, Pork Loin, Beans, Potato Salad and a Vinegar Cole Slaw. All made from scratch. Even the BBQ Sauce is made from scratch. Some of the best BBQ in South Texas.
  • Kirby's Steakhouse

    123 N. Loop 1604 East Stone Oak

    (210) 404-2221

    A fun, contemporary steakhouse chain out of Dallas that gets the most important details right. Not as swanky as Morton's, but not as stuffy, either.
  • Koi Kawa Japanese Restaurant

    4051 Broadway San Antonio

    (210) 805-8111

    Japanese Eatery offering curbside pickup. Happy Hour Drink Specials 3pm-6pm.
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  • Kostas Greek Food

    12606 Nacogdoches San Antonio

    (210) 590-6969

  • Kuenstler Brewing and Restaurant

    302 East Lachapelle South Flores Arts District

    2106884519

    Kuenstler Brewing and Restaurant brews their own beer and has unique German/Texan food. They usually have 16 different beers to choose from, and different food features every day. They offer Sunday brunch, lunch and dinner all week. They also offer wine and cider. Large outdoor seating areas are available. The atmosphere is warm, friendly and very European.
  • L'Etoile

    6101 Broadway San Antonio

    (210) 826-4551

    L'Etoile closed its doors unexpectedly this year. You can still enjoy Thierry's cuisine at the Grill at Leon Springs.