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  • Guenther House

    205 E. Guenther San Antonio

    (210) 227-1061

    Downtown San Antonio restaurant housed in an 1860 home built by the founder of Pioneer Flour Mills. Food includes breakfast: Pioneer biscuits, breakfast tacos, waffles, and pastries. ;Lunch is made up of spinach and other types of salads, deli-style sandwiches on whole-wheat buns, and main entrees.
  • Guenther House

    736 E Guenther St San Antonio

    (210) 534-0517

    1 article
  • Halcyon Southtown

    1414 S. Alamo San Antonio

    1 article
  • Hanzo

    7701 Broadway, Suite 124 Alamo Heights

    (210) 826-1488

    3 articles
  • Hemisfair

    434 S Alamo San Antonio

    (210) 260-5678 (FAX); (210)

    ; Built over the mostly scraped remains of an historic working-class neighborhood for the 1968 World’s Fair (catalyzing SA’s conservation movement), the 15 acres of Hemisfair Park, linked to the popular River Walk, is now teeming with attractions. From the Tower of the Americas it is an easy walk to prime picnic spots, a children’s playground, and soothing water effects, as well as the Instítuto de México, the Institute of Texan Cultures, a children’s playground, the Convention Center, and Southtown’s many restaurants, bars, and art spaces. Soon to be “improved” by the City, so enjoy its current tranquility while you can.

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    45 articles
  • Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

    900 E. Market St. San Antonio

    (210) 207-8500

    18 articles
  • The Historic Pearl

    303 Pearl Pkwy, #300 San Antonio

    32 articles
  • Hotel Havana

    1015 Navarro San Antonio

    (210) 222-2008

    1 event 7 articles
  • Ida Claire

    7300 Jones Maltsberger Road Quarry Market

    (210) 667-2145

    10 articles
  • Idle Beer Hall & Brewery

    414 Brooklyn Ave Downtown

    (210) 201-3238

  • Institute of Texan Cultures

    801 E César Chávez Blvd San Antonio

    (210) 458-2300

    17 articles
  • Jamaica Jamaica Cuisine

    2026 Austin Hwy Northeast

    (210) 590-0515

    1 article
  • 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
  • Juniper Tar

    244 W Houston St. Downtown

    2 articles
  • King William Historic District

    122 Madison St. Southtown

    3 articles
  • King's HWY Brew & Q

    1012 N. Flores San Antonio

    2 articles
  • Künstler Brewery

    302 E. Lachapelle Downtown

    Künstler Brewing is an innovative craft brewery restaurant & sports bar in downtown San Antonio, TX.
    15 articles
  • Koi Kawa Japanese Restaurant

    4051 Broadway San Antonio

    (210) 805-8111

    Japanese Eatery offering curbside pickup. Happy Hour Drink Specials 3pm-6pm.
    1 article
  • The Korova

    107 E Martin Downtown

    (210) 995-7229; (210) (FAX)

    A gritty new addition to SA’s evolving River Walk scene, the former Ruta Maya is back from the dead with a hardcore case of the punks. Other than a comfy white couch here and there, there are no coffeehouse remnants. High-octane live music attracts a mixed alternative crowd on certain nights, but it was a DJ spinning vintage New Order that made us want to know more. For a true taste of the SA underground, hang downstairs, where we were (accidentally) stomped on by a boot-clad mosher.
    19 articles
  • Kostas Greek Food

    12606 Nacogdoches San Antonio

    (210) 590-6969

  • La Gloria

    100 E. Grayson San Antonio

    (210) 267-9040

    An airy casual dining room invokes ice houses and Mexican beaches with outstanding regional seafood. The molcajete of puerco en chiles, the sope de mole, camarones aguachile, coconut flan. 12-5 p.m. daily. Grocery items available in store. Reduced Menu. Delivery of restaurant items is available within a four mile radius only. Margarita kits and other spirit-mixer packs can be delivered.
    3 articles
  • La Panadería

    8305 Broadway Airport

    (210) 375-6746

    La Panaderia is offering online and phone ordering for curbside pickup, as well as implementing drive-up services for clients that want to order in real time. In an effort to ease some of the strain that the grocery stores are experiencing right now, La Panaderia is also offering its Support Locals Basket for $25 which includes some essential items like bread, eggs and more. The baskets are available for curbside or delivery (depending on location) and include one loaf sourdough bread, 15 eggs, 2 lbs black beans, a gallon of milk and a concha.
    13 articles
  • La Villita

    418 Villita Street San Antonio

    (210) 207-8614

    La Villita, nestled on the south bank of the San Antonio River, was one of San Antonio’s first settlements in the 1700s. Lovingly restored in the 1930s, it now resides in the heart of downtown, and only a block away from the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center and the Hemisfair District. The village houses over 20 art shops and galleries and a few restaurants.
    38 articles
  • The Last Word

    229 East Houston Street Downtown

    2 articles
  • The Leaky Barrel

    7959 Fredericksburg Rd, Ste 131, #131 Central

    (210) 577-5470