This place is expensive but worth it. It is located in the historic Pearl district and you get free valet with a reservation at Supper! This restaurant is part of the Emma Hotel which is one of the best rated hotels in America. So after dinner check out the rest of the hotel and the pearl in general. We always get the Brussels sprouts as an appetizer but when in season, you have to get the squash soup. Both are the best I've ever had. The entrees are great as well but the dessert shines! They make their own icecream, dare I say, it may be better than blue bell! Try it for yourself. The staff is great, very organize and the atmosphere is very classy and historic, so dress up for this place! read more

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My wife and I go to the Hotel Emma because we love the hotel and the bar. For that reason and that reason only we also eat at their main restaurant Supper for breakfast and dinner some times. Today we went there for Thanksgiving feast. The meal sucked. When I made the reservation the cost was $65 for each plate. What we found out is that the main plate was $65 but everything else was ala-cart, even the extra cranberry sauce. Final analysis, the cost with tip and a bottle of wine was right at $400. I will never eat there again. The food has always been mediocre at best but Thanksgiving took the cake. Very sad because it is such a great venue. I wish we had gone to Lubby's read more

I have to give this restaurant 6 stars for their COVID-19 safety protocol. During these past months, I've been trying to stay away from indoor and outdoor dining. But when some family members from out of town asked me to go for brunch with them, I couldn't say no. I suggested The Pearl because of how many restaurants there are, but as soon as I got there I was immediately regretting my decision. The Pearl was PACKED and people were not respecting social distancing. Needles to say, I was having a minor panic attack hahaha Anyhow! Long story short, we got to Supper and I was so glad we chose that restaurant. They were the ONLY business that I saw that was doing temperature checks to people coming in. Everyone was wearing a face mask, and social distancing was definitely enforced. Supper was not as busy as some of the other restaurants, which made me feel so much more comfortable. For my meal, I had their scrambled eggs with prosciutto and bread (can't remember the type of bread). The food was excellent! I didn't know scrambled eggs could taste this delicious (like for real!). We also order their turkey sandwich, and chicken salad sandwich. Everything was freshly made and tasted amazing. read more

We were staying at the Emma and had breakfast one morning. We had scrambled eggs, potatoes and sour dough bread. The eggs were only half cooked and the potatoes had some weird flavor-weren't edible. The sour dough bread was yummy. Our server was good. I would not eat here again. read more

Supper - Runny scrambled eggs and weird breakfast potatoes - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

I invited my Son-In-Law to dinner With my Wife and myself. This was a special occasion for us, as don't often get to treat ourselves to wonderful meals in popular locations next to Historic Emma Hotel. This Restaurant and location has a pleasant ambience and a good location to meet with our Son-In-Law!~~~ Very close to River Walk! The first upon arriving, we meet with the Hostess who asked us to momentarily wait while she checks out seating readiness... As she left, the Bar is located just next to the Hostess Stand and I asked the Bartender if she has Kahlua and Grey Goose because I enjoy a Black Russian Drink prior to my meal.. She said they did not have Kahlua but another Liquor as it's replacement. Let me fill you in on this...I have at least three other, well rated Restaurants ie; MAVERICKS....the same question, and they all did not have the Liquor Kahlua...? ‍..I'm not sure why? So this establishment 'SUPPER', is not alone. I've tried the replacement liquor before and it just doesn't hit the spot..... So when we sat down, I asked the Waiter Jason, for a Side-Car. It was made well, though a bit light on the alcohol, and had more of the flavorings... We ordered two appetizers and three entrés with a glass of wine following the Side-Car. We received one Appetizer and the three Entrés. A side order of crispy Brussel Sprouts and the Arugula Salad. The Salad was delicious and the Brussel Sprouts were over cooked and dry...no doubt almost burnt... My Wife ordered the fish which was over-cooked (hard inside), my Risotto was mediocre, though I could taste the Truffles, the rest was boring. My Son-in-law said whatever he ordered was good!... I asked for bread & butter to accompany the meal and the Waiter brought me the bread and said because he forgot one of the appetizers, some items ordered would be comped. So if my Wife's meal and my meal was not so good, and an item was missed that we ordered,,,,why didn't we mention them to either our Waiter or to the Manager??.. Because of our Son being present.. We didn't want to ruin the occasion with complaints. So we passed in that department‍. My overall impression is ~~~ There may be a Chef in the kitchen, but the Sous-Chefs dropped the ball on the Lead Chef. That, or they don't have a real Chef, they have Cooks. Which would be kind of disappointing, for the level of expectancy a person would surmise for this area! My recommendation would be to try other Well Rated Local Restaurants 1st... read more

Dining at Supper in the Emma Hotel was an incredible experience. Our server Bianca was wonderful, personable and very knowledgeable about the menu. Highly, highly recommend sitting at the chef's counter. The entire kitchen team is phenomenal and the food was transcendental. If you aren't getting the Parker House rolls and the risotto, you are making a mistake. Anytime we are in San Antonio, we will be here! read more

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It may be true that while my peers are having their paintings sold in Chelsea galleries and being written about in the Times, I'm busy smoking cigars in San Antonio with Lauren, strolling under moonlight along the river, arguing, sloth-like, and full of margaritas. But my peers will be the first to admit that I'm the type of guy to lose a battle only for the comeback story. I run away from things, here on a long weekend. Lauren is tanned beyond her usual light-Indian brown (one step away from Brahmin, one closer to Untouchable). She wears her pink floral dress and her hair up, at Hotel Emma alongside me, a painter she used to love and believe in. But it's hard to believe in me these days, fancy dinners at Supper aside. No matter the medium rare steak, or the large ice cube in her peach-infused white negroni, or the moonlit Texas river. When it comes to my career, she believes I'm mostly hot air. But the hotel is beautiful, and she seems more affectionate toward me today than she had been all trip, a tad less untouchable, walking through the steampunk inspired lobby and into the restaurant. Despite the humidity, we elect for outside. I know that when she returns to NY, she'll no longer speak to me. I look to the river and think, I'm great at burning bridges. She looks are her lap constantly and says, "I'm not really hungry." She knows I'd planned this for a while and we only have to get through this dinner in the most positive manner possible. I tell her to suck it up and I'm now staring at the table. We're at Supper but really, we're in a fight bubble. The restaurant moves slowly around our grey cloud. We're nicely interrupted by the waitress. Among other dishes, I order the chicken per her recommendation and turn to Lauren and remind her that "God never gives you everything. Like, some people are tall with a full head of hair, but they're dumb and not very talented." She concedes that her drink is nice. When the chicken comes, she bites and proclaims it to be awesome. The cream sauce, on point. Supper is saving us. But still, every moment in life is fleeting and that's why it's extra sad when you know the moment isn't living up to its full potential. A loving Lauren. I'm not sure what brought us to San Antonio besides a mutual need for politeness, or more simply, a nicer ending to her trip. Sometimes breakups go this way. And because of the circumstances, we skip dessert and elect to go back to our room to sleep facing away from each other, and all I can hope is that I'll hang just as heavily on her soul as she will on mine. She's thin and dainty and effeminate yet she drags me to the depths of the ocean. An ocean of tears. A lifetime of figuring out what wrong things I've said along the way. read more

Supper - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

MUST GO! Food great and rest service. First I want to say Roszalynn (probably spelled wrong) but we can read the name. Roszalynn was an amazing waitress. On our wedding day she made sure we had a really good time. She brought us glasses of champagne and chocolate covered strawberries. She was so polite and just an overall joy to me around. She was so amazing on our second night we wouldn't be seated until she had a table open in her area. So Roszalynn thank you for make our first two days being married a wonderful time. Ok now to the food. 1st night I had the Steak and the Wife had the 1/2 Roasted chicken. I don't know what the steak was marinated in but it was so dang tasty I need to learn that for my own streaks. It had a side of potatoes cooked in duck fat. That did was so amazing man it was good. The chicken came with asparagus, I was told it had great flavor and it was nice and juicy. Some times chicken breast can get or be dry but this one wasn't. Great job. For dessert i had a mousse dessert and the wife had one with bananas in it. That was my first time having mousse, it was so light and refreshing. I could see me coming back on a hot day getting it. It was so tasty. The wife loved her banana dessert as well. The second night we had to wait for a spot in Roszalynn's area so we had a few drink. We had one with lavender, The Bees Knees, Playa Del Carmen and one that was call the 3 Emmas, that was hers and she doesn't remember the name. But all of them were great, with very Distinctive flavors. Once we sat down I had another Playa Del Carmen and the Mrs. had another 3 Emma's. For an appetizer we had cauliflower and brussels sprouts that were spicy and sweet with popcorn. Man this was amazing we really enjoyed it, the combination of sweet and spicy and the popcorn was delicious. A very different thought but well done!!! The Mrs. had a burger and it was perfectly cooked and full of flavor. I had the fried quail, man it was great. My first time having quail and I would have it again thanks to here. And thought all of this Roszalynn was a joy. Drink never go empty before she checked on us. We will be back for sure. And more people should go there!!! read more

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I'll start by saying I tried Supper for the first time about a month ago during lunch time. I ordered the Steak and Frites and it was delicious! As someone who never finishes her meal, I ate it all because of how delicious it was! However just today my husband and I came for an early dinner and unfortunately the food was mediocre at best. To start, we were notified the dinner menu didn't start until 5 (we arrived at 4:30pm) however the waiter was nice enough to accommodate my husband and ask the kitchen for an item only on the dinner menu. I decided to order the Steak and Frites again and my husband ordered the New York Steak. My husbands steak was flavorless and only ate it because he was hungry but as I mentioned to the manager, we have had a better steak at Texas Roadhouse! My plate was the most disappointing, I ordered a medium steak and the steak came out dry, flavorless and WELL done! A manager was walking around and when she saw me picking at my food she knew something was wrong and offered to have the chef remake my steak. About 15 min later and once my husband was done eating, my plate came out and unfortunately AGAIN my steak was over cooked, flavorless and dry! At this point we asked for the check as I was willing to eat a well done steak but NOT a flavorless steak. Another manager came by and also took a look at my plate. The manager apologized profusely comped my meal and our drinks. Needless to say we still paid $110 for a $70 flavorless NY steak and some sides. Two stars for the waiter and manager who were so accommodating and apologetic as they agreed with the quality of the meal! It seems like depending on the hour of the day the meal may taste differently as it seems most of the food is actually premade so it's only warm similar to cafeteria food. Although it was dim lighting I was able to take a picture of the remade steak. read more

Supper - Steak and Frites - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

I found this place on a whim and I am so glad I went. I love finding filling food without all of the grease and calories included. I order something simple and enjoyed all of it. My waitress was kind and friendly. I will definitely be bac kto enjoy again. read more

Supper - Blue Berry Kolache on the breakfast menu and the Chicken Club with a side German potato salad. - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

In 2016, my husband and I had our wedding at Hotel Emma in the outdoor courtyard and it was catered by Supper. We have since moved to Orlando, FL and were in town for a work meeting so we decided to eat at Supper to celebrate our 5-year anniversary a little early. We sat at the chef's table and had the best experience! Ruebin helped us celebrate by making us the most amazing amuse-bouche that words cannot describe. He also made a flash fried risotto balls with fresh marinara. Both were little fun and thoughtful surprises not on the menu. The Bronzini fish was outstanding along with the best green beans I've ever had! Supper never disappoints! Well done! read more

Supper - Amuse-bouche created by Ruebin! - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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The menu is a little offbeat but don't let that inhibit or dissuade you. Even the strangest combination imaginable (crispy brussel sprouts with carmel popcorn) was a complete and pleasant surprise - I couldn't stop eating it. And btw - the portions are generous and the pricing reasonable. LOVE the atmosphere of the Emma as a whole, and there is definitely an intriguing, sophisticated, vintage "if these walls could speak" vibe at Supper. Awesome experience on a beautiful fall afternoon. read more

Supper - What a great way to spend Fri afternoon before Halloween; hanging out at The Emma Hotel and a table with a view at Supper - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

Highly recommend! We had Juliet as our waitress & she was so sweet. Was even joking around with us. The food was amazing & the mimosas, the orange juice looked freshly squeezed. A must try, & those fried capers on the smoked salmon Sunday fancy brush a must if your in the area! read more

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Incredible atmosphere. We have someone who has severe food allergies in our party. When I made the reservation they assured me that they could accommodate any food allergy and they truly did! The food was delicious. The black tea was more of an oolong tea which was a bit of a surprise. The staff was phenomenal - every staff member seemed genuinely happy to be there. We even could see the vibing to the music in the kitchen. It created a relaxing, inviting and upbeat environment. The ONLY reason I can give this place a 4 star instead of five, was when we asked the hostess to sit outside, she stated it would be 20-30 mins even though we had a reservation. There were tables available but I thought perhaps they were social distancing, however, later the tables were all full, and there was an available table before we even got our drinks. Frustrating, but did not ruin the experience at all. read more

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It is a beautiful place, ruined by the food. My husband ordered the Berkshire pork chop which was not only 1/2" cut at the most, and overly salty. It was a pork chop that you would get for breakfast at a taco hut. Admittably they took it off the menu once we told them but for an upscale restaurant, this is not the kind of food that we were expecting. I had the mussels in pozole which were very good, followed by the scallops which only came 3 to the order. A little skimpy on the portion but decently prepared. read more

First the good. Our friends suggested that we check out the Pearl District after attending a workshop in San Antonio- I was really impressed with the lively vibe of the night market and the area was hip and chic. After a lovely walk around the area, we settled down with Supper restaurant. The decor of the restaurant indoors was quite traditional but nice - we elected to sit outside so that we could enjoy the river view with the temperature being perfect on a beautiful summer's evening. Now the bad. The first bad sign came when our server disappeared for half an hour before we could place an order for dinner- Our reservation was at 8.30pm so it was already getting late. After ordering our dinner, our server disappeared again. One of our friends got so fed up waiting to order a drink that she decided to go into the bar herself to get a glass of wine. I had been craving for a good ol' fashion Texas steak so I decided to order their $70 Rib eye steak. I naturally had high expectations. When it finally arrived, I was shocked... without asking me, they had cut my steak into 8 or 9 little strips! I asked to talk to the manager and she apologised and explained that this was a new menu that they were "experimenting" on. They offered to redo the steak for me but by this time, it was getting real late. Also, I really hate to waste food unnecessarily so I decided to just take it. This took a lot of pleasure out of the experience and just didn't quite taste right- it got cold real fast also. I really wanted to like this restaurant. It looked real promising when we arrived but our experience was let down by poor service and disappointing execution of my steak. read more

I love this place. It's my 2nd time here and everything is just perfect. The location is intimate and always makes me wish I would have a staycation at hotel Emma. Covid protocols were being followed and I didn't feel like it was overcrowded. I had the Crispy Cauliflower and Sprouts with Caramel Popcorn, Chili Honey and Muzquiz Nuts, Roasted Chicken Breast with Spinach Crepe, Mushrooms, Sun Dried Tomatoes and Manchego and the Chocolate Cake with Salted Ginger Caramel, Honey Vanilla Ice Cream, Thyme and Black Pepper. The dessert was my least favorite. My favorite part was the cute little postcards they give at the end that they would mail out if we filled it out. Such a cute end to a perfect meal. read more

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I used to eat here so often that I decided to work here! Love it. We have a new chef now and the menu is new. No matter how good we are now, we are always getting better at what we do. read more

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Amazing meal at supper last night COVID-19 not stopping the great food coming out of this kitchen! dine in or takeout! favorite thing was the coconut soup! must try! Quail was amazing, potato's needed a little seasoning. meat balls are full of amazing spice and herbs brussels sprouts came in a portion for at least four people! roasted chicken and spinach crepe was perfect flavor and great price$$ chocolate cake was indulgent and decadent!! cheesecake with beet compote was incredibly fresh and a perfect ending to the meal. cocktails are creative and delicious. read more

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Food was delicious and outside dinning is pleasant. Service was wonderful Great experience read more

Supper - Walleye and Dom - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

I was pleasantly surprised to see that Supper was open and allowing people to dine in. It was my first time eating there. I have become a very big fan of avocados. I had to get the chicken sandwich with avocados. It's a good sandwich. It's not great. I wish I didn't have to pay a few dollars more to get fries(I decided to pass on the fries).I wasn't a fan of the salad. It was just okay. The chips were tasty. Everything was clean and I received excellent customer service. I will be back to try some new dishes in the future. In this crazy time we are currently in and we need to keep supporting our local businesses. I would recommend this place to everyone and please consider dining in. It's very clean at Supper and worth your time to get out of your comfort zone. Besides,the Pearl is a very beautiful place to be at on any given day. read more

Supper - A better look at the chicken sandwich - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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Reviewing Supper, we found ourselves on the horns of a dilemma: Features worthy of praise, features earning disapproval. Here are our thoughts today. This black Friday, Marjan and I recommended lunch at Supper, meeting friends visiting from out of town. We had previously enjoyed an evening dinner with a colleague from Japan about 2 years ago, and the dining experience was remarkable. Supper is the celebrated restaurant found within Hotel Emma, the hotel reborn from 1890s service as a brewery. The hotel sits midst the bustling Pearl complex, with several noteworthy eateries within a stone's throw distance from the front door. There is a parking garage left of the hotel entrance, but we chose valet parking for the convenience. Hotel Emma is a visual treat. Entering, one faces a two (three ?) story library, guarded by floor to ceiling glass, and serviced by wooden ladders one would find in a turn of the century bibliotheca. Right of entry, one faces a HUGE piece of industrial equipment, coloured in fire engine red, the piece a relic of previous service in the brewery. Walking right, hallways lead to shops, and right of the hallway is found our destination: Supper. There is a smallish bar, with seating for perhaps 8 or 9 patrons, and moving left, the main dining area. The style reminds one of, again, a turn of the century bistro. The design somewhat industrial, very pleasing to the eye. We chose dining on the patio, (Marjan's perennial preference), the lunch hour cool and crisp. Kudos for the overhead heaters, linear, easily warming patrons seated against the wall of Supper. The view from our vantage, the well traveled walkways that serpentine along the San Antonio Riverwalk, Anyone in for people watching?? Should weather permit, we think diners would enjoy patio seating. We were immediately greeted by Luke our waiter, pleasant and knowledgeable of menu features. Our party was somewhat surprised with the abbreviated menu on this Friday at 1:00 o'clock, the actual brunch menu usually offered on Sundays. We ordered apertifs all round, and unhappily, there was a delay in delivery that we considered surprising, given the reputation of the restaurant. Brunch orders in, we thought the delay in delivery again, less than ideal. Marjan ordered their burger, the burger finished medium rare as preferred, the spicing, pleasing, delicious. I ordered eggs benedict, and compared to my gold standard of pulled pork Benedict Verde at Snooze, delicious, yet a cut below that standard. Sided with Marjan's and my dish: delicious potato wedges. We would definitely recommend the benedicts and the burger. One member of our group ordered chilaquiles, a traditional Mexican dish of fried corn tortillas, matched with over easy eggs, but here, missing, the integral salsa, and deficient in sour cream. The dish was returned to the kitchen and was immediately remedied, but the overall dish was considered less than inspired. After our meal, we ordered a round of digestifs. Unhappily, the delay in delivery from the bar...excessive. The physical plant and the environment surrounding the Hotel and the restaurant make for a delightful visit. But we thought the delay in service from the kitchen, from the bar, and the preparation of the chilaquiles less than worthy of this celebrated restaurant. We will definitely visit Supper again, but might prefer their lunch and dinner menu items. We look forward to fellow Yelper experiences!! read more

We travelled to San Antonio to have a lovely Friday morning breakfast with friends. I selected Supper at Hotel Emma based upon a location near where our friends were staying and based upon great reviews and photos. Each person in our party of four ordered a different dish. We tried: -Scotch Eggs -Scrambled Eggs -Poached Egg with Avocado and Greens -Pancakes -Millionaire's Bacon (Thick cut bacon with lots of maple syrup) -a regular side of regular, plain Bacon -Coffee and Green Tea Everyone was pleased with their choices. Their bacon was exceptional. Our guest who was raised in London was happy with her Scotch Eggs. The Hotel's renovation of the old Pearl brewery was beautifully done. The hotel was fabulous and we stayed after our breakfast to catch up in an area that was likely once a grain silo turned seating area. We made breakfast reservations but wouldn't have needed them,although it was a good amount of busy. There was no wait on a Friday morning at 9:00 a.m. Don't know what weekend brunch would look like. The staff did an adequate job although for this caliber of hotel/restaurant, some additional training would be advised for the manager to implement. The timing and the conversation of our server was awkward and unfortunate given our interest in catching up with old friends and it was surprising given the service-oriented environment and price point. I would definitely return and can highly recommend this experience. It definitely makes me want to stay at this property on my next trip to San Antonio--or maybe just invent a reason to visit San Antonio to stay there. The property is THAT cool and unique. read more

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Such a cool spot! There's a parking lot we paid about $8 for a day rate. They didn't have an hourly option but there's a garage nearby I imagine has it. Check out the Emma Hotel while there. We went for brunch & it was delicious! Will definitely go back. Make sure to make a reservation! read more

Supper - Vanilla waffle - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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Inside Hotel Emma -- really nice ambiance, the bar area was elegantly lit and smelled like sage. Was seated outside which had a view of the water. Wanted to love the food but it was just OK. Brussel sprouts were too sour from the vinegar and way too salty. The quail was prepared like fried chicken -- too salty and slight spice but the meat itself was also unimpressive. The potato purée it sat on was the best part. Prime ribeye was overcooked when we asked for medium rare. The drinks, however, were DIVINE. Beautiful garnish and delicious. Ordered a London Calling which included honey infused gin, black tea syrup, oatmilk. Would come back for drinks, not sure about food. read more

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SUPPER is located at The Hotel Emma and is a scaled back, fine dining experience. The flavors are carefully thought out and portions are appropriate, however the menu is small and can get very pricey very easily. I met a colleague for a social lunch between meetings to catch up and take a break. We both selected salads that were perfect! I truly enjoy the Spinach and Grains salad. I'm a huge fan of quinoa and it was the perfect portion. The hints and pops of flavor from the candies nuts and fruits were a great way to keep the salad fresh and interesting. I added Chicken for $6 extra (see what I mean about the pricing?) which was cooked perfectly and added a savory element to the dish. I really enjoyed the Labneh smeared on the bowl, which is a middle eastern dip that is somewhere between a goats cheese and yogurt consistency. So goooood! read more

Supper - Spinach and Grain Bowl Salad with Labneh, Walnuts, Blackberries and Balsamic Vinaigrette + Add Chicken $10 + $6 - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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I love going to the Pearl District when I'm in San Antonio and I think I have found my new favorite restaurant! Supper is located in the Hotel Emma. It is a trendy location and the restaurant was absolutely fabulous. The food was so good that I forgot to even take pictures... doh! For dinner, I had the Breaded quail made like fried chicken! It was juicy and succulent and the best quail I've ever had. We also ordered the roasted brussels sprouts and the crispy cauliflower with caramel popcorn. I know it sounds weird, but the variety of the cauliflower and the popcorn was a really cool experience. If I could rate the restaurant more than five stars, I would definitely do so. I will be back next time I am in San Antonio. read more

This restaurant sits in the beautiful Hotel Emma. You can eat looking at the river on their patio and it's gorgeous. The food we had was delicious but it was an odd menu for brunch. Maybe not odd, but small. No eggs Benedict, no bacon and eggs. Mimosas aren't even on the menu. Points for ambiance, but just didn't get a brunchy vibe, more like business breakfast. read more

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My wife and I had a spur of the moment lunch today at supper, chose to eat in the bar, service was great! I had the quail and my wife had the steak frites. Both were executed perfectly, both dishes tasted great. We also opened with the wedge, it too was really nice and the blue cheese was so good I kept the plate just to make sure it didn't go to waste. My wife loves a Paloma and Faith nailed it. 5 stars, we'll be back! Thank you! read more

The food was super delicious. My boyfriend and I decided to dine here for date night and neither of us had been here before. Our server Bianca was so nice, gave great recommendations and exceptional service. I had the pork belly with a side of crispy brussell sprouts, and he had the redfish with a side of broccolini - both of these dishes were fantastic. The reason I am giving the place 4 stars instead of 5 is because the hostess was being very difficult with us. She quoted us an hour wait, I then looked on the site and saw the available reservations for the night and there was plenty within the time that we arrived so I made one and was called before the hour was even up. Once we arrived to the host stand the hostess was just very apparently annoyed and had attitude. Luckily the service and food changed our weary attitudes. :) read more

My Mother took my siblings and I out for a joint birthday celebration here and it was fantastic! Our server Billy was pleasant beyond compare and took great care of us; don't think anyone's drink dipped below half full. We shared the Caramel popcorn brussel sprouts and the smoke salmon/ caviar and I was a great pairing with well balanced flavors. A few odnour party hod the grilled stripping after seeing it made in the kitchen and it was some of the best steak I've had! Our mother had the Halibut and it was perfectly buttery and flaky, in her own words the best she's had AND She wants us to take her back for her bday! All in all Supper provided an excellent experience for my Family and there's no question we'll be back for more. Thanks to all the stellar staff that make such a great establishment possible! read more

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Ambiance is wonderful, a rustic/ industrial feel, plenty of room to hang around while waiting if needed. Food tastes good. Their lunch menu has a few more options and more reasonable pricing for what you get. They have a simple limited dinner menu. I have tried their Cod, and 8oz fillet mignon. Food was tasty. I will say a big disappointment with the restaurant is they do not offer a snack such as bread, or something to munch while waiting for food besides having to purchase a high price appetizer. Another disappointment is there are no sides included with your main dinner dish. You have to purchase separately at $10 a side. You are paying $50 and up per entree and no sides included makes no sense. I highly recommend for lunch, not dinner. For the price of just an entree no sides, I'll pass and go elsewhere. read more

Year 3 and it's still great. Consistency is tough in the restaurant business but Supper is making it happen. The service continues to be superior--clearly the staff is well trained. They change up the menu just enough to keep it interesting, but also keep favorites like the brussel sprouts, cauliflower with spicy peanut sauce and caramel corn. Tried the grilled cheese sandwich and added turkey, which was excellent--although it sort of became a turkey and cheese sandwich rather than a grilled cheese with turkey. Sounds like a weird distinction--but it was. All completely delicious but it you are in the mood for a grilled cheese--leave it alone and skip the added turkey. Stopped for brunch on the way out of town as well and really, really regret not getting the waffles. Self-loathing kind of regret. Will not make that mistake again. Can't even remember what I had--as good as I remember it being--because I saw somebody's plate of waffles as we walked out. That's a powerful waffle. Stopping at Supper is one of the annual highlights of the December trip to San Antonio. read more

We picked this restaurant for a double date on Valentine's Day. I am very impressed with the food selection. I was not disappointed with anything and that's because we tried 3 appetizers, 3 desserts and our main courses. I highly recommend the scallops, cauliflower and quail. The after dinner cocktails are delicious as well. The ambiance is very relaxing and calm. Our experience was rounded out with exceptional customer service from the host stand to our waitress. It also helps that it is located in a beautiful hotel. Highly recommend! read more

Supper - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

This place was so good!!! We enjoyed everything we had here. I especially enjoyed the beef bavette. Perfectly cooked and flavorful/seasoned to perfection. Salt & vinegar brussel sprouts were unique- definitely tasted like salt and vinegar chips haha. Service was incredible. Great location with outdoor seating too in a quiet part of town next to the Riverwalk. I came with a colleague since I was in town for work, but it would also be a great date night restaurant or place to meet up with friends. read more

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I live and work in this city and wanted to have a nice experience here. Just wanted breakfast on the patio with my twins and husband. We never stay long at any restaurants because I don't want to have the twins cause chaos. But I guess the fact that I didn't walk up bedecked in jewels and gilded shoes meant that we weren't going to be eating here today. THERE ARE TEN EMPTY TABLES READY TO GO. but no let's get on a WAITING LIST? For "30min" so that breakfast can end. Really makes me regret spending our anniversary at Emma and firmly decided not to reserve for upcoming birthdays read more

Supper - Deserted patio with "waiting list " - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

38$ plus tax and tip for watery scallops. Pretentious and way overpriced. Tons of better restaurants in the Pearl. read more

Supper - Scallops were watery and extremely overpriced. This is place is expensive and pretentious. 38$ plus tax and tip. - New American Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

Service was terrible had the quail taste like a smoker and it was fried. Beautiful restaurant but not up to par. And no attention to detail by waitress Katie. She is lost. Knowing it was for a birthday celebration. The hostess was great super sweet. To Five Star hotel, and a one star restaurant. Worst service in the world food was terrible. read more

My husband and I went here for Christmas Eve dinner and it was absolutely incredible! Every server, host, and bartender we worked with was AMAZING! We had the brussel sprouts, red fish, filet, and the chocolate cake were all INCREDIBLE! Ambiance is fun, very similar to the rest of the Hotel Emma! read more

Between the lunch and dinner service they have offerings on the bar menu, so that means I have a multitude of reasons to go back for more, as this was dang good so imagine the full menu being just as enticing. Started with onion dip with malted vinegar chips, waistline watch fail, could not stop till it was gone. Onto what some would peruse past, don't. Falafel that have a crunchy exterior filled with light airy flavourful interior. Served on cool dill yogurt and topped with dollops of pepperiness. Yum on a hot TX day. Accompanied merrily by cold rose. A well deserved match. I really cannot do justice in words for the dessert. If you are not swayed to go for food, go for dessert and a cocktail. Pearl district has so many choices, this one is a solid one. read more

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