Locations in San Antonio: Kid Friendly

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  • Don Pedro Mexican Restaurant

    1526 SW Military San Antonio

    (210) 922-3511

    Don' it sound special, don' it sound like the place you want to eat.
  • The Donut Spot

    2339 E Evans Rd, Ste 105 San Antonio

    (210) 495-5005

    Hand-cut and handmade donuts, cinnamon rolls, twists, and both savory and sweet kolaches.;;Seasonal flavors;;Kolaches-of-the-day on weekends;;Baker made the best donuts while in the Highland Lakes Area according to readers of "The Picayune."
  • The Drive Bar & Grill

    17875 Hwy. 16 S, 17847 16 s San Antonio

    The Drive Bar & Grill is set in one of the most beautifull settings in South Texas. We are surrounded by "Yards Golf", one of the biggest and prettiest public driving ranges to be found. The place is unbelieveable, it's a must see! And, the food is to die for. We are kind of unique being a family oriented, fine dining, live music venue. Come see us and bring the family to our huge 40-acre playground.
  • Earl Abel's

    1639 Broadway Downtown

    (210) 822-3358; (210) 822-4541 (FAX)

    Serving southern comfort since 1933. Offering curbside pick-up for delicious family meals and grocery pack items.
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  • El Campo

    522 SW Military San Antonio

    (210) 977-8815

    Great Tex-Mex and tasty breakfast tacos.
  • El Papalote Taco & Grill

    203 N. Loop 1604 West San Antonio

    (210) 495-3999

    Unlike many Mexican restaurants whose menu mainstays include Aztec-inspired staples from Central Mexico like enchiladas and tamales, El Papalote focuses on the grilled cuisine that originated in Northern Mexico and gained popularity among Mexican and Tejano ranching communities throughout history. Chicken enchiladas, mole and carne guisada are nowhere to be found at El Papalote. Rather, grilled meats flavored with dry seasonings, fresh vegetables and imported Mexican cheeses define its cuisine.;;Tacos are the most popular menu option at El Papalote, whose top-selling item in San Antonio thus far is the Establo beef tacos. Seasoned rib-eye is grilled and accompanied by onion and cilantro in freshly made corn tortillas for a delicious example of border comfort food. Other popular items include the Monterrey beef tacos, fajita meat seasoned adobada (spicy) or natural with imported Mexican cheese and guacamole in flour tortillas, and the Papalote shrimp tacos, which are accompanied by onion, bacon, green peppers and mushrooms in flour tortillas. Although each taco selection includes a specified tortilla, guests are welcome to choose flour, corn or a combination.;;In addition to its vast array of tacos, El Papalote also specializes in beef and chicken fajitas.;;With a full bar, happy hour is all day Sunday and Monday, as well as from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Currently, $2.00 drafts are offered during Happy Hour, and the selection includes Guinness, Blue Moon, Tecate Light, Shiner Bock, Dos XX and Miller Light ;
  • El Pollo Loco

    9350 FM 471 San Antonio

    (210) 521-9400

    A South American chain that has managed to get itself up in the States. Tasty chicken tacos. Kind of fast-foodish.
  • Fajita Taco Place

    8315 Mccullough San Antonio

    (210) 349-7276

    Great fajita tacos, just like my pothead aunt used to make.
  • Fattboy Burgers & Dogs

    2345 Vance Jackson San Antonio

    (210) 377-3288

    Fattboy Burgers & Dogs, is a Premier Burger and Hot Dog American Restaurant for family dining located in San Antonio. Serving only fresh and never frozen Angus beef, Hebrew National® kosher franks and fresh cut seasoned fries. Fattboy's is a family owned and operated business and we look forward to having all of you come and enjoy the great food and times with us.
  • Fire Bowl Cafe

    255 E. Basse San Antonio

    (210) 829-0887

    Spicy noodles for your sweaty forehead and water-gulping pleasure.
  • First Course Salad Kitchen

    22015 W I 10 Frontage, Suite 107 Leon Springs

    2106985200

    Quick service chef driven salads and wraps made from scratch with fresh ingredients.
  • Fool Moon Cafe

    204 Main, Bandera San Antonio

    (830) 460-8434

    At high noon in Bandera, the Cowboy Capital of the world, not much happens, I'd reckon. But at 9 on a Friday evening, the joint is jumping. Well, twitching, at least. A quick walk down Main Street revealed a seemly crowd at the Old Spanish Trail restaurant, chowing down on salads from the chuckwagon bar and swiveling on genuine saddle seats at the counter. Some serious boot scootin' was going on at the Bandera Saloon up the street. And in the ultra-atmospheric basement that is Arkey Blue's Silver Dollar, Arkey and his band were warming up for a long evening of Shiner suds and folks shuffling around in sawdust on the dance floor.;Fool Moon Café, on the other hand, was just winding up its evening operations. Open at odd hours, the diminutive café/bakery/coffee house, with its artfully aged walls, scarred pine floors (we imagined spurs doing the scarring, of course), and tables topped with butcher paper, had filled maybe half of its 45 seats during the two hours it's open for Friday dinner. At the leisurely pace of service, it is hard to imagine that much more of a crowd could be accommodated by Jason Boone and his hard-working sidekick Cory Winfield. We didn't feel neglected, but we did spend the two entire hours at table. - Ron Bechtol
  • Fralo's Art of Pizza

    23651 IH-10 W. San Antonio

    The picturesque setting of Fralo’s Art of Pizza may well be your first clue that you’re in for an out of the ordinary dining experience, from the hidden aspect reminiscent of a fabled Italian village under the trees. Independent owners Frank & Lori Hakspiel have created the place to see and be seen; you might even spot a famous face. Adopted into the hearts of their community for family celebrations, discussing business or quiet romance. Enjoy live music on the patio and bring along your favorite bottle of wine to pair with a host of eye-opening, taste bud-stirring toppings that put the Art in Pizza ;
  • Freddy's Frozen Custard

    6626 Blanco San Antonio

    A classic spin on steakburgers and frozen custard sundaes, created by a war veteran who wanted to bring a new standard of quality to fast food.
  • Fruits & More

    6801 W US Hwy 90 Ste 2 San Antonio

    (210) 673-1393

    Edible fruit arrangements, sandwich, cold cut, fruit and veggie trays. Fruit cups and other delicious fresh fruit products available.
  • G&G Mobile Bistro

    1210 E. Elmira San Antonio

    (210) 584-6364

    American Street food done our way. Hangar steak kabobs, smoked pork flatbread sandwich, grilled pan dulce w strawberries and apples. Small menu, good prices and a great hangout. Located on the new Riverwalk behind Pearl Brewery at the SWC Club. Yes we're the taco truck on the river, but we don't have any tacos.
  • Genghis Grill

    1903 N. Loop 1604 East, Bldg. 1, #1106 San Antonio

    Genghis Grill-The Mongolian Stir Fry, is a build your own bowl, fast casual, Asian stir-fry concept. Guests at Genghis build their own bowls by choosing their own meats, spices, vegetables and sauces from Khan's Kitchen (a food bar featuring an array of ingredients), and then march over to a massive hot circular grill. There, the GRILLMASTERS stir up the food with long wooden sticks, churning and turning the ingredients until they're cooked to perfection. Guests enjoy the scene as their food is being prepared.
  • Gringo's Mexican Kitchen

    5059 NW Loop 410 San Antonio

    (210) 680-4100

    This place is known for the potential Gringo's Revenge that Mexican's get upon eating the food, a variation on Moctezuma's Revenge, which usually affects gringo's eating south of the Border. For the sensitive, take this as a joke. The food is quite good.
  • The Gristmill River Restaurant & Bar

    1287 Gruene Rd., New Braunfels San Antonio

    (830) 625-0684; (830) 629-6729 (FAX)

    Experience historic Gruene's original river restaurant and bar set in an authentic century-old cotton gin overlooking the scenic Guadalupe River. Proudly serving juicy steaks and burgers, tender chicken and fish, refreshing salads, and scrumptious desserts since 1977.
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  • Grotto Grill and Coffee Bar

    907 13th Bandera

    Everything from scratch. A nice healthy blend of raw food, vegetarian and meat dishes, pizzas, soups, salads, teas and espresso. Enjoy indoor/outdoor dining in a very artistic environment.