San Antonio

Overlooking the San Antonio River.

Lulu's

Is located just north of interstate 35 on n. main st about a 15 minute walk from the alamo. this diner/bakery offers huge portions at very low prices. their cinnamon rolls are as big as a human head, and their chicken-fried steak takes up the whole plate. not very touristy, more of a local place. not to be confused with luby's cafeteria which is just across the street and much more expensive.

Taco Cabana

Is another great tex-mex place in san antonio. it's a chain located in texas, oklahoma, and new mexico.

Schilo's Deli

german. if you're tired of tex-mex, schilo's is a great place for good german food at budget prices, right above the river walk next to casa rio. try their evening specialties, available after 5pm, excellent value. split pea soup is a long-time favorite.

Teka Molino

tex-mex. teka molino is a famous restaurant located on san pedro, two blocks from north star mall. locals are familiar with their famous puffy tacos, carne guisada, guacamole cups, bean rolls, and home-made tortillas.

Main Street Pizza

italian.1906 n. main st. just east of san antonio college, about 2 miles north of downtown.popular with students at san antonio college sac as well as trinity university because of it's affordable prices, good food and proximity to the campuses.offers freid calamari, calzones,pizzas of all sizes,manicotti and an ecclectic mix of other traditional italian food. daily specials are available.

Sushi Zushi

(http://www.sushizushi.com...), 203 s. st. mary's at market, in the international center across the street from the drury plaza hotel, phone: 210 472-2900. three other locations in san antonio area. extensive japanese sushi menu, including other japanese dishes like soup, salad, udon, soba, etc. japanese comfort foods are good value. tasteful, modern setting.

Green

1017 n flores street near downtown. san antonio's only all vegetarian eatery, be sure to try the soups and specials. dinner is $7-$15

Classic Mediterranean and contemporary Italian dining on the San Antonio River Walk. Paesanos River Walk breaks the boundaries of traditional Italian cuisine to explore modern Mediterranean specialties. Enjoy the legendary Shrimp Paesano or Oven-Baked Pizzas piled high with grilled chicken and artichokes, or venture forth to Lemon Peppered Salmon or to our tempting Daily Specials. Choose from inside or terrace seating and enjoy views to the famed San Antonio River Walk.

Yokonyu Sushi Bar & Restaurant

(http://www.yokonyu-sushi.com/), 301 e houston st at navarro. across from walgreen's and the buckhorn museum & saloon, just a block north of the river walk and a couple of blocks west of the alamo. gorgeous lovely modern setting inside; exquisite japanese food with a latin flair. lunch specials $9-$13, an excellent value.

Joe's Crab Shack

River walk, 212 college st #100. dinner $9-21. a great good time, especially when the waiters all stop and line dance in the aisles. good food, silly t-shirts, on the north side of the river walk loop. a great place to host a birthday party or special occasion. the "fish bowl" drinks are fun for two to share.

Mi Tierra Cafe & Bakery

218 produce row in the mercado. open 24 hours. blow $5 on the mariachis, they're among the best in town. good food: tex-mex, mex-mex and nuevo mexicano. splendid bakery in the front section. entrees were $9-20. rumored to have free wifi. some of the best mariachi musicians in town they tune because they care.

Boudros

(http://www.boudros.com/bo...), 421 e. commerce. from commerce st. entrance, take the elevator down to the river level and walk through the restaurant to the riverfront entrance. a very popular texas bistro, with locals and tourists alike, right on the river walk. hearty portions. blackened prime rib is its signature dish. reservations are advisable, especially weekends.

San Antonio Riverwalk Restaurant for Fine Dining, Catering and Banquet Rooms San Antonio’s Riverwalk restaurant, Biga on the Banks, has a reputation for innovation among San Antonio Riverwalk restaurants and we are proud of our role in redefining San Antonio fine dining. Owner and Chef Bruce Auden is known for his culinary creativity, and offers flavors and cuisine that are sure to please. Biga welcomes the opportunity to share our innovative gourmet foods with you and hope that you will consider us when looking for fine dining on the San Antonio Riverwalk. Reservations recommended.

A friendly gathering place with rustic charm, high quality steaks and its historically significant location. Located on the San Antonio River, the building was erected in 1847 and is basically unaltered since its original construction. Enjoy some of these delicious menu items. Escargots, in Garlic Butter, House Smoked Salmon, Field Greens, Caesar Salad, Prime Strip Loin, Prime Ribeye, Filet Mignon, Lobster Tail, Prime Lamb Chops, just to name a few.

Zuni Grill

(http://www.zunigrill.com/), 223 losoya. while you can have a splendid local version of a cobb salad for $10 here, the daily specials page does not have prices listed if you have to ask... - paella and seared ahi tuna arere $35 and $25 respectively, and worthy; good to share with good company. the salsa is smoky and tasty.

Il Sogno

Located in the Historic Pearl Brewery Complex, Chef Andrew Weissman offers a contemporary flair to authentic Italian cuisine. Excellent antipasto bar and great wine list. With appetizers and wine, expect $50-100/person.

Azuca

(http://www.azuca.net/welc...), best tortas de jamon ham sandwiches north of mexico city. 10% discount if you tell the host that ham man sent you.

Chef Jason Dady's 4-Diamond Rated New American menu features an array of the freshest meats, poultry, seafood and produce, prepared utilizing country Italian techniques with French influences. Reservations required.