Although a large lunch crowd, the food came quick and hot, very nice staff with a nice smileread more

Had a great meal with the roasted salsa turning out to be some of the best I have had recently…read more Service was on point and got seated immediately bc I had jumped on waitlist as I walked two blocks to Rosario's. Great modern style place to have authentic Mexican cuisine!

Again delicious food !!! And service was fantastic ... definitely come back againread more

Great service, amazing cafe de olla! Food taste fresh and authentic. Small and cozy location and…read morefamily friendly!

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.

WOW! What a beautiful place! The restaurant has a feeling of importance and history that was felt…read morefrom the moment we walked in the door. The food is absolutely delicious. The flavors and balance of every item shows a level of attention that is rare to see these days. Our service was attentive and only enhanced the dining experience that much more.

I've been in San Antonio for 21 years and I still view La Fonda as the best Mexican restaurant in…read morethe city. From the ambiance, to the AMAZING food, to the perfectly made margaritas, to the knowledgeable wait staff. I enjoy everything about La Fonda. I highly encourage you to make a reservation, unless you are like me and like to visit as a party of one. I always leave feeling like I made a great choice by visiting La Fonda. If you haven't been, use this as your cue to make a reservation and enjoy a wonderful meal on their patio. *side note: they do have indoor dining, but I love the patio and highly recommend it

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.

This place is so cute . The vibe is super chill, and the service is genuinely kind and attentive…read morewithout being over the top. Carne guisada was absolutely delicious!! must have!! Rich, flavorful, melt-in-your-mouth kind of good. I'd come back for that alone.

We started our dinner with the following appetizers:…read moreCeviche: it had a nice flavor to it and the portion was a decent size. Queso Fundido: not impressed. The cheese was pretty stiff. Street Corn: not that great. I've had so much better. For my main entree, I went with the chicharrón de pork belly. This meal was quite good. It was served on guacamole and the "pig" platter was a nice touch. Service was very good. Our group was well attended to. In all honesty, I wasn't as impressed with the food as I thought I would be.

First time coming to this place foe dinner. The chips and salsa were good ordered and the Birria &…read moreChampecanos tacos. The charro beans were a little too salty but the frozen drink we ordered was good! A little pricey for 2 taco plates with charro beans compared to other similar restaurants. It could be all by the location/demographic area but not something I would crave to come back for. Ambience was chill with good music and our waitress was very attentive.

I have been here several times. It's one of those staple tourist places that you have to visit when…read moreyou are in town. Service is fast, place is decently clean for the foot traffic, the servers all look happy and eager to work. I ordered tortilla soup, I usually like it with a cup of rice and avocado like most places serve it. However, I definitely think this is a safe Mexican food restaurant when it comes to not overdoing it with spices and the extra stuff. My soup had a decent amount of chicken. I had a mimosa, loved that they used fresh orange juice. Flour tortillas were delicious! Before heading out you need to have the sweet bread!! So goooodd!

People say when in San Antonio, do like the San Antonian's. Nobody really says that. I mean, I just…read moredid, but I also just made it up. With that being said, let's make up a review. Except I'm not actually making the review up, I've been to the place. Both San Antonio and the restaurant moments away from being reviewed. I'm always down for solid Mexican food. It's always pretty damn good. I mean, at the pure base of things, it's basically the same few ingredients, just different vessels to get it to your mouth. I'm never bad about that. I love transportation. Mi Tierra was a pretty great looking place. Plenty of space, a nice outside waiting area, plus a bakery. I have never been to a place with a bakery that I didn't like. It seemed like a very authentic place, and that's coming from a resident of Michigan. A resident that eats Taco Bell. A resident who eats Taco Bell and think's THAT'S authentic Mexican. The first thing I noticed was that this place did not seem to serve burritos. Not a marker really for me, but it was something I've never came across before. I also thought that you were stuck ordering enchiladas or tacos in a meal type of setting. Upon further questioning, you can order a la cart. That was a relief. I ended up ordering the enchiladas Verdes because sometimes I ignore my color palate and go for green. And because I can't just stop eating one form of meat, cheese, and sauce, I ordered a taco. Actually, I just ordered a taco because I wanted a dryer enchilada. Or did I order the enchiladas because I wanted a wetter taco...I don't know anymore. Anywho, I ground beef, American style taco. Now, I've always been a big fan of chips and salsa. Some salsa hits, some miss. Some salsa is pureed and is basically red water. Some salsa is just a full tomato. I like my salsa like I like my orange juice. With extra calcium. Wait. Mild pulp. That's it. This salsa pretty much hit those notes. Had good flavor and a little spice left to linger. The main course came out and everything looked delicious. Green enchiladas looked exactly like I expected. However, it took me a moment to realize I was not looking at a burrito...but instead, my taco. It was served a peculiar way. wrapped, seam down, with a little bit of the meat on top, pico and lettuce on the outside, next to it. It was a burrito peacocking as a taco. I've never seem this display before, and I have been to many Taco Bell and non-Taco Bell restaurants. The taste was pretty good, though. All the taco flavor in a burrito jacket. The enchiladas were pretty decent, too. Everything tasted like it had all the ingredients and that they were in all the right spots. No doubt about it, I was full after e

Made the mistake of trying Tito's this morning for the first time since there is always a crowd…read morethere when we are in King William. Both my wife and I ordered breakfast plates--hers was the chorizo and egg and mine, huevos rancheros. The restaurant was empty besides one diner sitting outside with her dog and one family inside which should have been a red flag to stay away. My chorizo and potatoes were cold and my beans were not hot either. This was not like it had cooled down--cold. The ranchero sauce looked bad and all of the food on my plate had no flavor, no seasoning, literally no effort whatsoever. I had a bug crawl across my hand while we were there as well. She had the issue with her plate, food was not even warm. The tortillas were hot and tasted good so that was how I warmed up my food. Our waiter also decided that he would cross the street to go speak to a woman at the little outdoor patio restaurant across the street on the corner. Not kidding, he was there for at least five or ten minutes just talking to her. I have always wanted to try Tito's and wanted something new to us but I guarantee there is no way we will ever go back. We left hungry, disappointed and embarrassed by what we just went through.

Loved this little King Williams neighborhood. Great old no frills restaurant with good true Tex…read moremex. The cream enchiladas were delicious but I needed extra sauce and then it was awesome! Great service, too. The bathrooms might be haunted. I'll be back to walk the neighborhood it was funky with lots of charm and neat bars and coffee houses.

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.

Gosh, such a fun place, maybe we even had too much fun…read more.. Drinks are very tasty and unique, you really can't go wrong. And there are even fun options if you don't like rum! The bartender is so nice and we also had conversations with others at the bar. This spot is so fun to hang out at for a couple hours, definitely add it to your list!

Stopped in for a drink and snack. Seated right away, overlooking the river. Great happy hour…read moreprices! Food was great and we would have ordered more if we didn't have dinner reservations later. We ordered the Poke Dog and Spam Musubi. Is it the drive?...yes