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Outlaw Kitchens

4.7 (274 reviews)
ModerateNew American, Cafes
Closed • 5:00 pm - 8:30 PM

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Mitzi M.

This tiny restaurant changes its menu weekly. Last night we had some seafood ravioli as an appetizer. I didn't think I would like it (not a big seafood fan) but it was my favorite part of the whole meal!

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Kristina B.

Reservations are required. If you want to sit inside, you need to specifically ask to be seated inside at the counter. The service was good. Everything was well timed, except when we were trying to get the check. All the staff seemed to be kind and professional. The patio is lovely, but I imagine it can be uncomfortable in the summer heat. Now for the food. Overall it was good. I found some components spectacular, but felt like some lacked seasoning. I was looking forward to the arancini the most. The croquet itself was crunchy and that cheese was definitely telefono style, but needed some seasoning. The pomodoro was tasty, but the basil made it fabulous. Y'all know how I feel about basil. The ravioli was filled with spinach, mushroom, and ricotta with a brown butter sage sauce. It was delicious and the portion was perfect. My favorite part though was the crunchy shitaki "bacon"and butternut squash. I would take a bowl of that in a heartbeat and would absolutely go back for a butternut squash main dish. It was perfectly roasted and full of flavor and those shitaki were amazing. The preserved lemon vinaigrette over lettuces was phenomenal. Incredible fresh flavor. Desert was chocolate torte and sour cream ice cream. The ice cream was the absolute star of the show. The sweet vanilla was incredible. I sampled the halibut and shrimp and it was perfectly cooked. I would definitely come back to try other offerings.

Arancini
Rebecca J.

We visited Outlaw Kitchen again and, as always, loved that they switch up the menu weekly. This time we started with the arancini, absolutely superb. About five perfectly crisp rice balls filled with melted mozzarella, fresh peas, and tender cut-off-the-stalk corn. For our entrée, we ordered the chicken-fried steak made with Angus beef. It was cooked perfectly: crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The gravy could have been a touch thicker, but it was still very good. The green beans with mushrooms were outstanding; you could truly taste how fresh they were. We also loved the buttermilk biscuit and the mashed potatoes. I accidentally blurred the photo, so I'm bummed I can't show the food! We took the chocolate cake home, one we've had before and know is delicious. We finished the evening with a glass of their egg cream, which was the perfect ending. And of course, the service was amazing as always.

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Alison P.

The steak and pasta were enjoyed at the table. The goat cheese , cheese cake with blueberries was delicious. The waiter was just okay as was the salmon entree. I opted the salmon without the puff pastry. The fish had absolutely no flavor.. The green beans and leeks accompanied were delicious. When the waiter asked if I was going to eat the rest of my fish I said I was underwhelmed. He thanked me and said he told the kitchen and they threw it all out it....really? This was an odd comment to make as I'm sure they didn't throw it all out they just put it in a puff pastry for someone else. Had they seasoned the fish it may have been much better. . I had asked for a recommendation on a red blend and the waiter just handed over the drink menu without recommendation, not helpful or seemingly not knowledgeable about wine. The staff helping him serve were great! The outdoor seating with the faux fur shoulder wraps was a great touch, cute restaurant. We will be back.

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Brent L.

The food is good, but it's not extraordinary for the prices they charge. The service is great, and so is the ambiance. The inside seating area is VERY limited, so expect to sit outside. You might be able to snag seating inside if you make reservations a couple of weeks ahead of time, but be prepared to be in a loud and crowded environment if you sit inside. They have a nice outside patio with fans and misters, so it's kinda comfortable - even in August. They're good, but not that good. Save this place for restaurant week when you can get a good deal. Reservations are definitely recommended - even if you want to sit outside. They really are that busy.

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Inga C.

Enjoying a fine meal at Outlaw Kitchens is like a treasure hunt: the menu changes often, but has limited choices, so you want to check ahead and go on a day when they are offering something you like. Also, the best possible experience is dining on the patio in good weather, but this is Texas so the weather is variable. The patio has a misting system to cool things down, and the patio faces east so it's shady in the evening. Ordering the prix fixe menu gets you an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert. They offer a vegetarian entree, too. You can choose a set of alcoholic drink pairings or just get soda or water. The food has a farm-to-table feel: fresh ingredients, well prepared, with just enough sauces, seasonings, etc. The staff treat you like you are a neighbor stopping by. The restaurant is located in a historic residential neighborhood, and many of the clients are locals. It's casual with a bit of an old money feel. There are always families, and the patio is kid friendly.

Steak chimichurri
Nicole D.

Wow!!! It's rare that I'm blown away by a restaurant, but this was superb. I think this meal was my favorite dining experience of the year so far. I've been meaning to try Outlaw Kitchens for a while but never got around to it. I decided to check the menu for today online and it sounded right up my alley, so we made a reservation and showed up for dinner. From the moment we walked in, the service was outstanding. We were seated right away and the menu was immediately explained to us. We wanted to try everything on the menu, so we ordered two 3-course prix fixe meals and tried each entree and dessert. The crab cake appetizer was delicious, deep fried and generously stuffed with crab meat. The two entrees were beautifully done as well. My husband ordered the cacio e pepe and I ordered the steak chimichurri. The steak was cooked perfectly and accompanied by broccoli and twice baked potato-- both great. The cacio e pepe surprised us both, though. It was bursting with flavor thanks to the tomato "meatball" and basil purée. I could eat three plates of that pasta alone. The dessert of course was amazing as well. Perfect crème brûlée and a sinfully rich chocolate torte. All in all, a wonderful and unique experience. The restaurant is owned and operated by a couple that actively work in the restaurant, and you can tell that love is put into the food and service. We can't wait to return.

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This an amazing hidden gem in San Antonio. Everything was amazing...the ambiance, service, and of course the food. Highly recommend!

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We revisited the restaurant and were again super pleased! Great food, wonderful service, terrific ambiance!

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Celebrate my father's 84th birthday here and everyone was delighted by their thoughtful and beautiful food! 10/10

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Food was incredible! Wine pairing was spot on. I have been looking forward to eating here for years and am very happy that I did.

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The bottle-and-board special keeps bringing us back. -- Postino Broadway in San Antonio has easily…read morebecome one of those dependable neighborhood spots for lingering over wine, sharing a generous board and stretching the evening just a little longer. We eventually joined the monthly bottle membership, which probably says everything about how often this place works for us. The bruschetta boards are generously portioned with enough variety to lean savory, sweet or somewhere deliciously in between, and they pair perfectly with an easy bottle of wine. It's casual enough for a spontaneous stop but still feels polished enough to make an ordinary evening feel like a treat. One of the highlights is when they open the large bar windows and the whole space shifts into that indoor-outdoor mode. You can sit inside, outside or right along the open-air edge and enjoy the best of both. We've even come here after a full dinner somewhere else just to linger, lounge and finish the night with another pour. Postino has easily become a San Antonio spot for relaxed sips, shareable bites and easy neighborhood vibes.

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My friend and I enjoyed her birthday dinner here last month during Restaurant Week…read more We had no reservation but were quickly and immediately sat upon arrival at around 5pm on a Thursday evening. Our server was great - knowledgable about the menu and personable. We had a nice meal here and I ended it with delicious coffee. We both ordered from the Restaurant Week 3-Course menu. My friend tried: -Toasted Cauliflower Soup with Pumpkin and Sesame Seeds -Crispy Smoked Quail with Pickled Corn Relish and Mashed Potatoes I tried: -Red Pear and Spinach Salad with Radicchio, Pecans, White Cheddar and Sherry Vinaigrette -Halibut with Green Pepper, White Beans, Castelvetrano Olives and Herbs For dessert: -Caramelized Fig and Ricotta Upside-Down Cake with Pistacio Crumble and Mascarpone We both got the same dessert and it was delicous! Served warm and comforting - like butter cake! Heavy, but veryyyyyy good. Ambiance is nice bc it's inside the beautiful Hotel Emma and on the River Walk with a lovely patio overlooking the water. Loved The Pearl and enjoyed the whole experience.

I completely forgot to take pictures, but honestly, that's probably because I was too busy enjoying…read morethe experience! My wife and I went to Supper at Hotel Emma for our anniversary, and we couldn't have asked for a better evening. We sat at the kitchen bar, which ended up being one of the highlights of the night. It was so much fun watching the chefs work, and everyone in the kitchen was incredibly friendly, personable, and welcoming. To make the night even more special, they prepared a few dishes specifically for our anniversary. That personal touch meant so much to us and made the entire evening feel truly memorable. The food was excellent, but what really stood out was the experience and the people. Supper went above and beyond to make our anniversary feel special, and we left feeling like we had celebrated somewhere truly unique. I'd highly recommend Supper at Hotel Emma for anyone looking to celebrate a special occasion. If you're lucky enough to sit at the kitchen bar, definitely do it!

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4.6(97 reviews)
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Came for my 3rd or 4th experience. They are on their Fall seasonal new menu items. My favorite…read morething was the Apple dessert. Great service by Tammi.

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Savor - The Culinary Institute of America. Dining area with the kitchen in the background.

The Culinary Institute of America. Dining area with the kitchen in the background.

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4.1(1.9k reviews)
1.6 mi•Tobin Hill
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I really love the atmosphere here! The way that the dining is set up. You don't hear a lot of…read morenoise, even though there are a lot of people. We were seated right away, we chose the chef's table because we had already eaten dinner at home, but just wanted to go out for a stroll around the pearl and grab some dessert. We ordered the lemon blueberry Panna cotta and not only is it delicious but it's also beautiful! It looks like a work of art. I ordered one of their craft beers and we got some french fries on the side just to offset the sweet. Definitely a great dessert if you are not wanting something too sweet or two filling. It has been over 10 years since I have been here to eat, but being there reminded me how much I loved the last meal I had here so I am eager to go back for lunch or dinner!

One of the best restaurants I went to in San Antonio…read more The food was perfect. The deviled eggs were very good with a bit of spice. Definitely a surprise as an appetizer but good. We also had the snapper throats and loved them. The aioli was a great sauce with them. I had the gulf catch of the day, which was grouper, and it was so good. Great seasoning, perfectly flaky and moist, a nice crust on the outside. With that we had some jalapeno corn bread which was also delicious. Not too dry at all. I was hoping for it to be spicy but it was not. For dessert, I gad panna cotta and it was a great ending. Not too sweet, but the berries made up for that. The lavender meringue bites had a great crunch. Our server (Maya) was excellent. She was so friendly and helpful. Finally, the decor is unmatched anywhere. It used to be a brewery and they kept the old pipes and valves, which look very cool. It has a great vibe. I highly recommend. Without the need to, I'll mention anyway that it's not cheap. But it's worth it.

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Southerleigh - Seafood Salad

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