Mexican in San Antonio

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  • El Callejon

    13259 Blanco Rd San Antonio

    El Callejon, fresh out of San Diego with Chilango creds, should be welcomed with open arms —assuming they can make good on the promise of a Mexican cuisine not altogether like the one we already think we know.
  • El Caribe

    2611 Wagon Wheel San Antonio

    (210) 826-8818

    Enjoy the cuisine of Mexico, Cuba, and the Carribbean.
  • El Chilaquil Taqueria

    1821 W. Commerce San Antonio

    (210) 226-5410

    Delicious tacos that will make you want to become and orphan just so they can adopt you.
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  • El Jarro De Arturo

    13421 San Pedro San Antonio

    (210) 494-5084

    ; Lively Mexican restaurant that takes some care towards the health of its clientele by using only the best ingredients. El Jarro has been around since 1974. Price range: $10-$30.

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  • El Machito

    7300 Jones Maltsberger Central

  • El Milagrito

    521 E. Woodlawn San Antonio

    (210) 737-8646

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  • El Mirador

    722 S. St. Mary's Southtown

    (210) 225-9444

    One of Southtown's most popular Mexican restaurants.
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  • 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 Paraiso

    1708 Fredericksburg Rd San Antonio

    (210) 737-8101

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  • El Siete Mares

    3831 W Commerce San Antonio

    Mexican seafood restaurant.
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  • Ernesto's Mexican Speciaties

    2559 Jackson Keller San Antonio

    (210) 344-1248

    Great Mexican dishes of both the seafood and solid ground variety. Ernesto's also features home-made ice cream and nine different sauces.
  • Fajita Taco Place

    8315 Mccullough San Antonio

    (210) 349-7276

    Great fajita tacos, just like my pothead aunt used to make.
  • Fara's Hacienda

    6430 Bandera San Antonio

    (210) 521-9944

    Fresh Mexican cuisine.
  • Firebird Mexican Grill

    7300 Jones-Maltsberger San Antonio

    (210) 369-9516; (210) (FAX)

    ; Firebird may be trying too hard to execute “twists” on Tex-Mex and Mexican favorites, but many dishes come close to working regardless. The take on a corn cup is very good, shrimp and crab chowder has good flavor, the shrimp chilaquiles are sabotaged only by the texture of the corn chips, and shredded short rib enchiladas nearly transcend the genre.

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  • Frida's Corner

    1407 Bandera Road West Side

    (210) 900-4077

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  • Frutería-Botanero

    1401 S Flores Southtown

    (210) 251-3104

    Fruits tortas and tostadas by day botana-style tapas by night. Now offering grocery items. Special Hours: 12-5 p.m. daily
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  • Fruteria Y Taqueria Tres Hermanos

    3206 West Ave San Antonio

    (210) 320-6087

  • Garcia's Mexican Food

    842 Fredericksburg Rd San Antonio

    (210) 733-5686

    Close to downtown and a local favorite for more than 40 years, Garcia’s serves classic carne guisada, carne de puerco, steak a la mexicana, steak tampiqueña, and enchiladas with chili con carne. It’s for reals, OK?
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  • Golfo de Mexico (Bandera)

    603 Bandera San Antonio

    (210) 434-8662

    Mexican seafood in a laidback setting that's popular with the locals -- even if it's not haute cuisine.
  • Golfo de Mexico (Blanco)

    5138 Blanco San Antonio

    (210) 344-4439

    Mexican seafood in a laidback setting that's popular with the locals -- even if it's not haute cuisine.
  • Grand Tequila Mexican Restaurant & Cantina

    8723 TX-151 Far West

    (210) 352-5270

  • 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.
  • Guadalajara Grill

    301 S. Alamo San Antonio

    (210) 222-1992; (210) 946-4448 (FAX)

    Fine Mexican cuisine in a comfortable atmosphere.
  • Guadalupanita Patio

    1301 El Paso St San Antonio

  • Guajillo's The Shortcut to Mexico

    1001 NW Loop 410 Castle Hills

    (210) 344-4119

    The entrees are healthier and less Tex than Mex by SA standards, but the chips and salsa outshine the main menu. Don't skip dessert, though, even if the only veggie you ate was salsa. Vegetarian entree options available. -- Clint Hale (11/08)