Bistro in San Antonio

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  • Longhorn Cafe

    17625 Blanco San Antonio

    (210) 492-0301

    Burgers as wide as the longhorns themselves.
  • Lulu's Jailhouse Cafe

    1126 W. Commerce San Antonio

    (210) 224-5001

  • Madhatters Tea House and Cafe

    320 Beauregard King William, Southtown

    (210) 212-4832

    ; Madhatters woos early risers and late hangover-nursers with pitchers of mimosas and salmon, sausage, or traditional Eggs Benedict on the weekends. Enjoy homey sandwiches and desserts all week long in the Alice-in-Wonderland-like Southtown house.

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  • Mary Ellen's Bistro

    2801 Pat Booker Road Universal City

    Mary Ellen's specializes in soul cuisine and southern food. The Universal City bistro also offers daily drink specials and live music.
  • Nicavid's Bakery & Cafe

    5115 Fredericksburg San Antonio

    (210) 349-2222; (210) 349-3359 (FAX)

  • Oak Valley Vineyards

    27315 Natural Bridge Caverns Rd Northeast

    Winery and bistro restaurant for specialized events.
  • Paletta's Imported Foods

    202 Recoleta San Antonio

    (210) 828-0678

    Paletta's is closed, and sorely missed.;;We are a Greek, Italian and Lebanese Grocery Store and Deli/This year we are celebrating our 90th Anniversary in San Antonio. We have remodeled and our place is beautiful - we are now opened Monday - Saturday from 9am - 6pm / We have expanded our menu and now serve hot sandwiches like The Muffuletta and The Cheesy Jo with Ham. Of course we still have our famous Mamma Mia Sandwich and spicy olives.Paletta's is great fun! When you come in for lunch we have an old time juke box that plays old tunes and you can shop for imported hard to find items, or have lunch from our deli or get all your meats and cheeses and italian sausage and other deli items by the pound. We also have something we call "Paletta's After Hours" this is when we have private parties like the 4 course Italian Dinner we are doing on Valentines Day. Paletta's has uniqie items like Valerio's salad dressing from the old Valerio's restaurant, Spumoni ice cream, fresh italian sausage, fresh grated parmesan, and all kinds of other hard to find products.
  • Pam's Patio Kitchen

    11826 Wurzbach San Antonio

    (210) 492-1359

  • The Pampered Palate Cafe & Bakery

    18771 FM 2252 San Antonio

    (210) 651-0802

    The Pampered Palate's sandwich selection is vast with a variety of tantalizing tastes, from tuna salad to Monterrey chicken to portobello mushroom with tahini sauce. But 10 o'clock craves the comfort of breakfast fare, and we ordered over the counter as the two women chopped onions and chatted. They pointed out a pot of fresh-brewed coffee in the corner, and got down to business at the griddle. We sat in a bright corner of one of the two tiny, adjoined dining rooms, sipping the sweetness of morning beverages (sugary coffee and ice-cold orange juice) and thinking about our mothers, who would just love it here. - Wendi Kimura
  • Panera Bread

    999 E. Basse Rd Alamo Heights

    (210) 822-7000 (FAX); (210)

  • Petra Cafe

    7959 Fredericksburg Rd., Suite 215 San Antonio

    (210) 614-0700

    Authentic Mediterranean Food, Coffee, Tea & Hookah Bar.;;Located in the Medical Center area, our little neighborhood coffee house offers an array of delectable, savory and healthy mediterranean appetizers, salads, and sandwiches, that will have you craving for more. ;;The newest addition to our menu, "THE" Shrimp Feast (with artichokes, sun-dried tomatoes, Greek olives, a touch of lemon juice, on a bed of fetuccini pasta), is already a hit among our loyal customers. ;;Our select coffee choices, like the "Arabic Mocha", will bring you back, again and again. Our motto: "Good coffee comes from Petra!";;Petra Cafe will become your place to go, for food that is made with care, pride and excellent taste at very modest prices, in a clean and friendly atmosphere.;;Also, for people who want to try the exotic, our full "Hookah" bar is available.;;Feel free to call for availability of Free Delivery, Carry-Out or to order Party Trays for 8 or more people. Free wireless is available. Smoking is allowed.
  • Quicksands Cafe & Bakery

    502 Embassy Row San Antonio

    (210) 496-2233

  • Restaurant Gwendolyn

    152 E Pecan #100 San Antonio

    (210) 222-1849; (210) (FAX)

    ; SA’s pristine locavore has added a la carte options to their prix-fixe offerings, but we still prefer the daily chef-designed meal of locally sourced organic fare. The early bird special, three courses for $35, makes this elite River Walk treat more pocket-book friendly.

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  • Rise Bakery and Cafe

    923 N Loop 1604 E Ste 101 San Antonio

    (210) 764-4000

    Rise Bakery and Cafe is a local bakery, specializing in seasonal, artisan baking. All our baked goods are made from scratch, on premises. We also offer a full espresso bar, delicious milkshakes and ice cold smoothies. Lunch and dinner options include Panini on our house made bread and salads.
  • Rose Cottage Tea Garden

    212 Kneupper Ave Converse

    (210) 296-5925

  • San Antonio Yacht Club

    4553 North Loop 1604 West San Antonio

    (210) 479-7245; (210) 492-7447 (FAX)

    "Spring Break Every Day!" at San Antonio's first beach bistro. Everyone from 8 to 80 will have a blast! Live Music, your vacation recipes from around the world, palapa huts and the largest outdoor fun and sun PlayDock in the city. The kitchen is open past midnight every night for late night fun. Located on "The Road to Fun" on 1604 (on the way to Fiesta Texas and Sea World).
  • SOGO Market Cafe & Takeout

    19903 Stone Oak Parkway, Suite 208 Stone Oak

    (210) 494-8222; (210) 494-8223 (FAX)

    Gourmet to go featuring upscale sandwiches and salads, a rotating menu featuring soups, pizzas, pastas, and entrees. Chef's case with items available by the piece or pound and a bakery case of various house made, cakes cookies and pies. Gourmet retail includes, pastas, sauces, Vosges chocolates and small label beers and wine.
  • SoHill Cafe

    1719 Blanco Rd Central

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  • Soleil Bistro and Wine Bar

    14415 Blanco Stone Oak

    (210) 408-2670

    One of the few true bistros in town, as exemplified by a classic entrecote with frites and a delicious croque madame.
  • Stock Yards Cafe

    1716 South San Marcos San Antonio

    (210) 271-9471

    Union Stock Yards closed on April 18, 2001. As the lights went out on the last auction, most people thought the same would happen to the Cafe, a steak-and-eggs type of place that had been around as long as the 112-year-old yards. Of course, owner Mike McElreath had no plans to close the home-cooking, lunch- and breakfast-serving joint. Although located a few hundred feet from the cattle chutes, the Cafe drew most of its clientele from the courthouse neighborhood farther up South Laredo. But add the fact that nearby Kelly Air Force base closed and business took an immediate drop, and the lunch rush isn't so rushed anymore. What still remains are the meats, all cut on site, a homemade buttermilk pie, and potatoes mashed each morning. Filled with the black-and-white photos of auctions, ranch families, and the yards themselves, the diner — like an unofficial museum — is keeping at least a small part of the area's 100-plus-year history alive. - John Brewer
  • Sweet Yams

    218 N Cherry St. San Antonio

    (210) 229-9267

    Need to order one week in advance. Delivery available via delivery apps.
  • The Magpie

    1602 E Houston St, Suite 106 Dignowity Hill

    (210) 389-1584

    Kitchen of Chef Jungsuk Kim. Everything is made from scratch and the menu evolves weekly. Orders taken at https://www.toasttab.com/the-magpie-1602-east-houston-106/v3
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  • Ugly Duckling Cafe

    1006 Holbrook Rd. San Antonio

    (210)656-2537