Rosario's ComidaMex & Bar was a fantastic experience! The food was delicious, the drinks were…read moreexcellent, and the atmosphere made the evening feel special. The staff was welcoming and attentive, making us feel well taken care of throughout our visit. A great spot in San Antonio to enjoy dinner, celebrate, and spend time with family or friends. Looking forward to coming back!

We went to the roof top and celebrated a birthday! We had a blast and recommend the service and…read moreenvironment. We will be back!

Food was great everything we order had great taste I order…read morethe mole enchiladas and let me tell you I am a picky eater but this enchiladas 10-10 Service was alright they didn't really check up on us lol Ambiance was family Sunday it was packed.

This was a very unassuming place in a 'not as scenic' part of SA…read more The sign outside was nicer than the other Mexican joint nearby. Don't get confused. That place was empty and this place was mostly full. The inside was simple, working class style but nice tables and clean. The Chile Relleno was legit and the added chicken was seasoned to perfection. And the cocktail they made my wife was tasty and strong. And anyone who know me, knows that I test a Mexican restaurant by how well they make a basic rice and beans side dish. This place passed with flying colors. I've never gone wrong with any Mexican place that if they put the attention and focus into rice and beans, then the entrees are pretty spectacular. Check them out!

Beautiful restaurant. Service is very good. Had ceviche, tuna al pastor, and the corn cakes. The…read morescallop ceviche was a bit bland but I like the crunchiness of the green apple. I didn't need extra fat from avocado after the corn cakes since it doesn't add much flavor to the dish. The corn cakes are good and I will order again but not as good as some other cornbread. It came with 2 cakes. One was undercooked and one has a crispy crust. The undercooked one was my favorite. It is more moist with soft in the middle. Tuna Al Pastor has a kick but nothing special. Tres Leches was beautiful. 4/5. I like the fresh fruits to cut down the sweetness. The cake was a bit in the dense side. The icing on top was thick. I wish it was a fluffy whip cream to cut down from all the sweetness. Overall it's still a better tres leches than other places in the area.

I uploaded the pictures of these restaurant last year but somehow didn't write a review. Wow …read more. So where do I begin. I still remember how tasteful everything was. It was probably our most favorite place that we ate while in San Antonio. The ambiance was great, beautifully decorated restaurant with great service. The cocktails were delicious so we had a few. The food was flavorful and unique. We had a wonderful dinner with my family at Carriqui.

La Fonda is definitely one of my favorite restaurant in the San Antonio area…read more Awesome food best service and if I'm anywhere near San Antonio I will go to La Fonda on main! Don't pass this place by!! The ambiance is also incredible.

The place is very nice, we enjoyed sitting outdoors (dog friendly). Decor and ambiance are great…read more Food was very good, portions were good, except for the fonda salad and arrachera were rather small. Our server was very nice and attentive. Would rate 8/10 and definitely on the list to come back.

Wow! This pozole verde was not only the best pozole I've ever had, but one of the best soups…read more Period. It was cooked and served by the owner, who was very nice! Top with all kinds of garnishes, homemade tortillas and a smoky red salsa... now that's a lunch! I rarely eat meat, but this pozole was made with a ton of love. What a treat.

I ordered their Mole Poblano and Tlalpeno soup and my husband ordered their Pipian. First of all, I…read morewish their portion was more. Flavor wise, I really enjoyed their mole. It's nutty and sweet. The crunchy and citrusy nopales and the fruity chili pepper on the top make the dish more interesting texture wise. The Tlalpeno soup is good. I wish the soup was less salty so I could enjoy the soup by itself. Instead I only had the chicken, chickpeas and dried peppers in the soup. Yes, I had some of the peppers. I love the sun dried sweetness. I wish I could soon find some sun dried peppers that taste as good so I can add them to my own recipes. Among the three dishes, I would recommend their Mole Poblano.

Got the taco special which included 3 kinds of tacos, charros beans, and chile con queso…read more Everything I wanted!!! Bonnie took great care of me. Some of the best charros ever! All three tacos were tasty and with a different flavor. Queso was thick and got cold fast. Chips were thick.

Salsita was such a great spot for tacos! The atmosphere was fun, the salsa was flavorful, and the…read moreportions were generous. I had the Birria tacos and the consommé was absolutely delicious -- rich and comforting. Miriam took amazing care of us and made the whole experience even better with her warm service. We truly enjoyed our meal and are already looking forward to coming back!

Mi Tierra is a great restaurant with an amazing history. Our last visit was one of the best…read more(excluding our first date there in 1978!). The reason it was so good was due to meeting Hector Valles, a manager at Mi Tierra. He was personable, knowledgable, completely and sincerely charming, and professional. Mi Tierra just got even better!

I'm a regular and frequent customer at Mi Tierras since I was a child, now at 57 Restaurant is my…read moreto go restaurant Hector Valles management on site has been a very pleasure not just as management but also as letting customers feel welcomed and at home, I enjoy the Mariachis, all the colors and each employee down to The cook. I thank you all for always making my day a pleasure. Thank You Mi Tierras , they also have the best Mexican food, sweet bread and tasty Margaritas.

Stopped into this longtime staple of the King Williams neighborhood today for an early lunch. There…read moreare a couple of tables along the sidewalk and plenty of space/tables inside. Good service, great food, and pretty reasonable prices (especially for this neighborhood) are what always makes Tito's a good choice! Their tortilla chips always come out warm and be warned - the salsa has a little bit of a kick to it. For my meal I went with the chicken flautas. They came out 4 to the order with a side of rice and refried beans...neither of the sides were anything to write home about but the flautas were soooo good...Fried to crispy perfection and the chicken seasoned perfectly. If you're looking for a no-frills causal spot to enjoy some delicious Mexican food or a cold drink, don't skip Tito's!

Stopped in after a quick visit to the bar right down the street, we didn't drink…read more Fair service for a Tuesday at 230pm. Waiter seemed distracted. Queso was decent, salsa good. The better half ordered soft tacos that came out looking like enchiladas. Rolled up, smothered in what I can only describe as a crushed tomato sauce. The sauce was flavorful. But they definitely weren't normal soft tacos. Rice was bland as hell, refrieds were ok. I had the mini al carbon tacos. Apparently they forgot to season the meat. Didn't even taste salt on them. The charro beans had good flavor but I had more tomato, onion, and jalapeño than beans. If this is their normal I question how they have stayed in business in a city with amazing Mexican food everywhere. Wouldn't go back except maybe for queso and some drinks(didn't have any so can't comment on that aspect. Hopefully better than the food we had.)

After our San Antonio River cruise, we were hungry and ready to get out of the July heat. We had…read morewanted to try Iron Cactus earlier in our trip but were too tired that evening to make the walk from our hotel. Now that we happened to be nearby, this was our opportunity. It was a hot Sunday afternoon, so there was no debate about where we wanted to sit. We headed straight for the wonderfully air-conditioned dining room, which provided a welcome break after spending time in the sun during our river cruise. Gabby was our server, and she was fantastic. She was friendly and attentive, took our order right away, and delivered our drinks promptly. What impressed us most was how she kept our drinks refilled without us ever having to ask. Her service was outstanding and made an already enjoyable lunch even better. The food was just as impressive. Our Mexican entrées were delicious and exactly what we needed after a hot afternoon on the River Walk. Between the excellent food, Gabby's attentive service, and the comfortable, modern dining room, Iron Cactus turned out to be the perfect place to relax and recharge. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and will definitely return the next time we're in San Antonio. Next time, though, we'd like to come back for dinner and experience Iron Cactus in the evening.

3 stars at best. Padilla Purses appetizers looked good, but food is not hot and one of them dough…read morewasn't cooked all the way. Didn't like one of the drinks told the server and about 10 minutes later someone co.es to the table and says "whats going on?" I'm like who are you the bartender, oh no he tells me he's the manager. Who comes to the tables not introducing themselves and says whats going on. The Margaritas were good. The paella was good. They did take off the chrages,so that was nice. Quality of food at the river walk in San Antonio isn't the greatest..

- great staff - exotic drinks…read more- chill environment - good specials - great location right on river walk

Everytime we visit, the service is exceptional. Bartenders cater to locals and to tourists, just…read moreask them for sightseeing recommendations. The vibe inside is relaxed and moody, its a good place to unwind after a hot day. Food was... meh. The musubi is a crime against Hawaiian food, idc if its fusion cuisine, that musubi made me angry. The poke sauce hotdogs was palatable, I'd probably order it again if drunk enough.