Everything about this place was A1 zero complaints!…read more Clean Friendly And DELICIOUS The food is everything youd want regardless if you eat animals or not.

This place is such a vibe with all the bright colors and open space. The employees greet you right…read moreaway and helped us answer questions about the menu. It's %100 vegan! I was nervous to try it but it did not disappoint. My friend had the La Lucha which he chorizo , seasoned potatoes , scrambled eggs and vegan cheese. She also had the Barbara which is jackfruit barbacoa. I was able to taste both and they were well seasoned and the taco its self was huge! She said she really liked them. I tried the quesadilla with asada on a corn tortila. This was so good I couldn't tell it was plant based. The cheese was so creamy and stringy with the perfect pull. They also put the cilantro and onion inside the quesadilla which makes a big difference. Every bite was full of flavor. We also got guacamole with chips and a brewchata which is horchata mixed with cold brew. The chips were fresh and crunchy. The gauc was so good paired with their house salsa. They have two choices but I prefer the green on since it's has more of a kick to it. The brewchata was good but it was more bitter than sweet for my liking.

There's a certain kind of joy you don't plan for, it just hits you. Like pulling up to your primo's…read morecarne asada, the loud one, the one where somehow the music is always right, the grill is always going, and for a few hours nothing else matters. That's exactly the energy at Los Weyes de la Asada. From the second you walk up, it feels alive. Not in a forced way, more like you've been there before, even if it's your first time. The kind of place where your stress, your diet, even your cruda takes a backseat. Now the food. No overthinking needed here. Everything coming out of that truck is a straight up pow pow of flavor. The carne is cooked just right, juicy with that perfect char, and the corn tortillas are legit, soft but with enough structure to hold everything together. I ordered the Mamón and the Chingón, and honestly, both lived up to the names. No misses. And the agua fresca de fresa? That sealed it. They serve it in a little bolsita, which somehow makes it hit even better. Simple, nostalgic, and just cool. It's all tucked inside El Camino, which adds to the whole vibe, string lights, people hanging out, that easygoing outdoor feel where you lose track of time a little.

Finally made my way back and I was not disappointed! Everything was so good!! I'm assuming it was…read morethe owner, he helped me with my order. Muy guapo.

REAL TACOS STANDING ON BUSINESS…read more These tacos are VAQUEROS and not COWBOYS. THIS is how tacos are supposed to taste. No unnecessary Tex-Mex makeover. No drowning everything in shredded cheese and sour cream until the taco loses its identity. Just good simple flavor, good grilled meat, fresh toppings, corn tortillas, keeping it real. California keeps the style real but Texas has slowly bullied a lot of Mexican food into becoming Tex-Mex over the years. This place wasn't having it. They held the line. Respect. Please never change. We need y'all. Seriously.

Another amazing meal!…read more It's consistent which is a major plus This time it was all al pastor tacos with a grilled jalapeño

I always feel very badly when I don't do a review of such an excellent restaurant and frankly…read moreBoudro's is an example of an exceptional restaurant. Firstly, the ambience is incredible. We were right on the river walk, but walked through the entire restaurant on our way to be seated and every bit of it is as lovely as where we ended up sitting. The Riverwalk, however, is a people watching place and so there really isn't any place in this particular restaurant which is not gonna be pleasant. Secondly, the service is exceptional. This is a very busy place. However, the waiter was simply incredible. Very attentive, very informative quite humorous. He was frankly part of the river walk entertainment. Extremely accommodating and instructive as well. You can't hope for much more from a server in Restaurant than this activity. The food is really quite good. How are the drinks. Extremely dependable and the portions are generous and equally wonderful. There are many places to dine in San Antonio. However, this is an experience not to be missed and I mean that quite sincerely. Kudos for a very, very well run well situated and well managed enjoyable place to dine on the river walk in San Antonio.

Over-hyped, over-priced, unfriendly staff, watery drinks and terrible guacamole…read more My wife and I had a very bad experience while dining in this restaurant during the Fiesta San Antonio. Boudros was highly recommended by friends, and was the first restaurant on our list to dine in during our recent visit. We arrived at the restaurant on a Thursday around 7:45 pm and were told by a young Hostess that no walk-ins were allowed until after 9 pm. We decided to modify our itinerary and instead had dinner at a different restaurant on the riverwalk, and made a reservation for Boudros online for the following evening. When we arrived the following evening for our reservation at 7.30 pm, we were escorted to a small table in the bar that was next to the entrance to a small room. The area was noisy with a lot of foot traffic. We asked for a table in a quieter room and were moved to a room in the back of the restaurant where it was easier to have a conversation. A few minutes later our waiter, Stephen, approached the table. We asked him for drink recommendations and among others he recommended the "Prickly Pear Margarita". I ordered the Prickly Pear Margarita, and we also ordered the tableside Guacamole. The restaurant was busy, but there were several empty tables in our dining area. After about 15 to 20 minutes, the waiter brought our drinks. The Prickly Pear Margarita I received was not even close to the description on the menu. The ice was melted and it tasted like Fruit Punch with alcohol in a martini glass. A few minutes later, Stephen approached our table with the Guacamole cart. There were pieces of onions and cilantro all over the dirty table cloth on the cart. He prepared the Guacamole in front of us and it looked very unappealing. We watched as he added an excessive amount of diced onions and cilantro. Being a connoisseur of Guacamole, and making my own for most of my life, it was obvious that Stephen had not been trained well in how to make Guacamole. After he mixed the sliced avocados, the diced onions and cilantro, he wiped the edge of the stone tray with a dirty cloth. The onions and cilantro over powered the taste of the avocado. Later that evening, Stephen brought a very fancy drink for a customer sitting next to us. The drink looked like frozen lime juice with line of frozen strawberry and a nice scoop of frozen lime juice on top. I asked Stephen for the name of that drink, and he replied that it was the same drink that I had ordered. I asked why it looked so different and he muttered something about it being the end of the batch and then said "I'm not the Bartender". He blamed the Bartender for making the terrible drink, and made no effort to correct the problem. Later Stephen returned with our dinner, and as he approached our table, he ordered my wife to "move your glass!" Needless to say she was quite taken aback at his abrupt manner with no please or thank-you. In all the staff did not have a very good demeanor and were very sullen and grumpy. Even asking for directions to the bathroom barely elicited a glance and the needed information. Maybe the staff was overworked because of the number of visitors for the Fiesta, but the terrible, over-priced food, did not make up for the unhappy staff, and we do not plan to return.

Stopped in to Devil's River after a disappointing visit to The Library Cocktail Lounge. This was my…read moresecond visit to Devil's River but first time getting a drink. There was a musician playing on the stage in front of the distillery which is a nice touch for those who want to sit outside. We ordered old fashioned cocktails. I loved that they were made with block ice and even embossed the ice with the Devils River logo. The mixologist explained they don't do smoked old fashions due to fire hazard and location in a historic building. But he still made an engaging presentation in creating our cocktails. There was no food offered but they let us bring in voodoo donuts. The two gentlemen at the bar were very friendly and attentive and made our late night visit a special treat. I'd like to learn on my next visit to see if they do distillery tours. I'm sure you'll enjoy a trip to Devil's River.

Wandered by after a late lunch. Got the premium flight. Bourbon is good. Cast strength hurts a…read morelittle. Rye was...meh? Service was good but they need a couple more staff to keep up with cocktails, tastings, and close outs.

The family and I went here for dinner on a Friday night. Although it looked crowded on the outside…read moreand we thought there would be a long wait, we were seated within five minutes inside the restaurant. We ordered the table side guacamole, steak fajitas and a chicken salad. Overall the food was very tasty and the portions we good. Of course it was a little pricey because it is on the river walk. The only negatives was that services was really slow and the dining area is very crowded. It took awhile for our waitress to make it to our table and she was gone in a flash after we told her our drink orders (we were ready to put in our food order by the time she go to our table, but she was gone.) That was the main theme for the night. She would stop by our table ask a question get an answer and was gone before we could say anything additional. It just made the experience a lot longer than it needed to be.

Really nice ambiance in and out; we sat inside…read more First just real talk, they need to deep clean because it stinks inside. I know that smell and it is deeply embedded grime. The food is ok.

Best bean and cheese with bacon on ST. Mary's! Love that it's a walk from LazyDaze…read more People are nice very nice little chill fast place spot.

I grew up going to hardcore, punk, and metal shows on the St. Mary's Strip since grade school, and…read moreI've been coming to this truck ever since they first opened. The pastor mini tacos, pastor tortas, and borracho beans have been a staple for me for years--whether I'm out on the Strip, ordering on Uber Eats, or picking up to take home. I still have such a fond memory of getting cups of borracho beans back when they were just $1. In the winter, when I didn't have much spending money, those beans always hit the spot and kept us warm. That kind of comfort food sticks with you. El Regio is more than just great tacos--it's part of the St. Mary's St. music culture and nostalgia for me.

As a 15 year plus downtown resident, this is our backyard. With 30 plus years in the hospitality…read morefield (now retired) I feel I can bring you real insight into our locations. The good, the bad and the ugly. If we run across a serious issue, I will always go directly to management and not post it. I truly believe you always must give management an opportunity to correct a serious issue. If not corrected and or just ignored, then I feel it is correct to inform the public - professionally. No establishment is perfect. I will bring to you smaller hiccups we may have come across. I will rarely comment on the taste of food - being bad, as that is a very personal thing. My wife and I disagree on taste of food and wine, no one is wrong or right. Now if the food is on fire, burned, under/overcooked to our requests, that would be mentioned. My favorite thing about our visit to SANCHOS was their hospitality. Sometimes things do not turn out as you think (the customers end). We had a scheduled event planned at SANCHOS, and some of the RSVPs didn't show up. Nothing changed at all from our server, he was simply amazing. Rearranged the tables to make it more suitable for us. And we received more one-on-one attention and interaction with him - he was amazing. Then the food and drinks. To say a solid happy hour menu for both drinks and food is an understatement. It is worth the Uber if you live downtown SATX! Had some amazing apps and drinks! The price point you can't beat! Live music every Thursday, SANCHOS has a real neighborhood feel to it, but has a downtown view. We will set up another Thirsty Thursdays event in the spring. PS on the happy hour bites - try the croquetas de Camaron - "take a cold shower good"! See you soon, just Cindi and I!

I had a craving for chips and queso today, so my husband and I stopped at Sancho's for lunch. It…read morewas a quiet Sunday afternoon with not a lot of patrons so service was super fast and great. The food is delicious and really tastes homemade. We couldn't stop eating chips haha. I liked my husband's tacos more than my bowl, but it was a ton of food and now I have lunch for tomorrow woo! Both the red and green salsa are very nice and spicy. Everything tastes really fresh and I'm happy to come here when the weather isn't too bad and sit on the upstairs deck. I wish the view was better than the parking lot, but that's not Sancho's fault. My god, the bathrooms though. Please do something about the bathrooms. They could use some serious freshening up.

If you're coming to Los Cuates Tacos, let me save you some time skip straight to the al pastor…read moretacos. Forget the service (which is great, by the way), because the real star here is the food. These al pastor tacos are without equal. The meat is perfectly moist and packed with flavor, the vegetables are fresh and crisp, and the corn tortillas bring it all together just right. Every bite hits. I've had a lot of tacos over the years, and these stand at the top. If you know, you know, and if you don't, you need to.

This pastor tastes like no other pastor I've had in San Antonio! Paired with their homemade…read morepineapple tomato salsa .. 10/10 I will definitely be back

Here's a cleaner and more professional version that still keeps your personality and honest…read morefeedback: This restaurant is perfect for a date night. The atmosphere and lighting create a very intimate vibe, and the darker setting really helps it stand out from other restaurants in Laredo. Just a heads up -- they do have a dress code, which honestly adds to the overall experience. The food was excellent. I ordered the chicken mushroom plate, and all the flavors were bold and well balanced. For drinks, I highly recommend the Jardin Eden. The fusion of lavender, blueberry, fruity liqueurs, and aromatic herbs made it one of the best cocktails I've had in a while. My only complaint was the service. We had a party of 10+ people with only one server assigned to us. He was very kind and professional, but it was difficult to find him throughout the night, especially when we were trying to pay our checks. The restaurant also wasn't very busy at the time, so service felt slower than expected. Overall, this is still a great spot for a special night out, and I would definitely come back.

Ordered a big delivery from here: street tacos for a small event- they were a huge hit! Received…read moremultiple inquiries on where the tacos were from. Thank you so much! Delivered quickly via DoorDash. Ordered the chicken, beef fajita and pastor street tacos- they come with 5 tacos per order. Friendly service and delicious, we work nearby and will be ordering again!!