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    VG Pizzeria

    4.5 (2 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    La Sorrentina

    La Sorrentina

    4.2
    (356 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    My sweet potato of a boy has somehow decided that cheese tortellini is the epitome of fine dining,…read moreand in the interest of not having to cook too often, we've been on a quest to find the best tortellini in town. I thought the "soup of the day: cheese tortellini" sign...was a joke like "soup of the day: beer". No, that's really the soup option. Anyway, this one was close to his school, had a tortellini entree, and looked pretty good, so we decided to give it a whirl. We've gotten the last walk-in table twice now, at 5:45 pm. Which really gives me the warm fuzzies. It's a tiny space that seats maybe 20 folks; it's proud, not upscale, but not run down and reasonably busy. It's slightly claustrophobic, but in a way that implies they're prioritizing space for tables. It's the kind of place where you can just feel that the food is gonna be good. The kid got the cheese tortellini on both visits and will do so on every visit in the future for all of eternity. He decided he's not a fan of tortellini in soup form, so I get his soup. He rates the entree somewhere above HEB imported refrigerated variety and somewhere below his most beloved Pesto Restaurante, but I think if we tweak the sauce, we will get it dialed in ok. I've gotten Veal Francese both times, because I'm a monster, and when I see veal on a menu, I can't help myself. It was paired with a salad, and (my kid's) soup, and the entree was served with pasta al dente. Super filling and priced quite reasonably. It was delicious - I loved everything about it. Awesome little family-style place, great food, good atmosphere, ample parking. This one checks all the boxes.

    What excellent Italian food. I've had the chicken parm, lasagna and most recently the shrimp…read morescampi with spaghetti. All are delicious. The salads and garlic cheese bread are not to be missed. And so affordable . It's a small place and pretty far off the street but well worth the visit.

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    More inside the intimate dining room. There are only 7 tables total.
    More inside the intimate dining room. There are only 7 tables total.
    Chicken Alfredo
    Chicken Alfredo
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    Inside restaurant
    Fife & Farro

    Fife & Farro

    4.0
    (271 reviews)
    4.0 mi
    $$

    Show me your best Caesar salad in San Antonio and I'll put money that it's not better than here…read more That's it, that's the review lol All jokes aside, this salad is amazing. The pile of cheese, the sharp taste of anchovy that I LOVE! Chefs kiss, just order it. The pizza was great too. Nice cheese to pepperoni ratio

    I was excited to check this place out because I had heard good things. Unfortunately, I feel like…read moreit's a bit overhyped. As far as the food, we had the fried mozzarella, which was essentially a log of cheese deep-fried and served over sauce. It was delicious, but the cheese-to-crust ratio was a bit heavy. The Caesar salad looked better than it tasted. It was very wet, if that makes sense, and the lettuce seemed soggy. Now for the Wagyu ragu. This almost made me have a seizure, and not in a good way. It was extremely salty and completely inedible, so we had to send it back. The waitstaff was very accommodating and agreed that the salt level was way off, so we replaced it with the carbonara. I'm not sure if that's what authentic carbonara is supposed to taste like, but I did not enjoy it. It tasted burnt to me and had too much pepper. I also didn't care for the shape of the noodles. Last, we had the Americano pizza. It was decent, but nothing to write home about. I just think that if you're going to advertise a pizza with meat on it, there should be more than one piece of sausage per slice. As far as the service, our server was fine. Not particularly friendly, but straightforward and efficient. The manager (or another server) was helpful when it came to replacing our dish. Overall, I would not go back. The location is great and the vibe is nice, but the food was a miss. Save your money and go somewhere else.

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    Interior
    Alla vodka
    Alla vodka
    Cacio e Pepe - great pasta but too peppery

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    Guillermo's

    Guillermo's

    4.0
    (1k reviews)
    3.9 mi
    $$

    The food here is easily 10/10, which makes the service even more disappointing. I'd absolutely…read morerecommend this place for takeout, delivery, or catering because the kitchen consistently delivers. Unfortunately, dine-in has been a completely different experience. We gave the restaurant a second chance after a poor visit six months ago, but nothing had changed. It took 15 minutes to be greeted, at our table, our host had to come check on us, another 30 minutes to receive drinks, and about 45 minutes for our food. Meanwhile, nearby tables with more guests were served much faster (we were a 2 top). We arrived at 6:15pm and after our first and only round of drinks, we were not even given the opportunity to order another round until 7:40. Our food was hot, fresh, and delicious, but the service was inattentive from start to finish. As we left, the patio was empty, yet servers and other staff were sitting together drinking beer and on their phones. That explained a lot. It's a shame because the chefs are clearly talented, but poor service and management overshadow an otherwise outstanding meal. Sadly, we won't be returning.

    We were visiting from out of town and looking for somewhere to eat after leaving the zoo. We pulled…read moreup next to Guillermo's at the stop light, noticed their signs and we went for it. We were greeted warmly by the hosts and they looked happy to be there - this is a good sign for how staff is treated. We chose to sit inside, so the hostess walked us to the indoor dining area, I immediately loved the vibe and how many different areas there were to sit, also great accommodations for each area. Anyways, we ordered our food. I didn't mind the wait, because everything was FRESH!! The drinks were nice and strong & they had a great happy hour menu. Listing everything we had & rating Spinach artichoke dip - 10/10, delicious Calamari -10/10, cooked to perfection. Burger - 8/10, great size, good flavor but not a standout Pizza - (kids and adult) 10/10 Delicious. I've never seen my 4 year old eat a whole entree at a restaurant without me encouraging him to Texas Lasagna- while it was good, the taste of barbecue sauce surprised me & I was bummed. I forgot our waiters name, but he immediately grabbed the manager, Jonathan, who validated what I was tasting and offered to remake it the way I would like. I agreed. We ended up getting it to go, but that Lasagna is SOOOO good. 10/10 for food quality, price, service, ambience, and most importantly compassion! He let us keep the other lasagna for someone else in the family to eat and we didn't get charged for it. We'll be back for the Monster Jam, and fully plan to stop by Guillermo's - even if it's just for a drink, will probably be our go to spot in San Antonio. Thanks to Jonathan and the staff! Edit to add- our waiters name was Josh- he was amazing and patient. Thank you Josh & Jonathan!

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    Larger patio tv but they don't have a remote so it was not on
    Larger patio tv but they don't have a remote so it was not on
    Ceasar Salad
    Ceasar Salad
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    Nonna Osteria - Downtown San Antonio

    Nonna Osteria - Downtown San Antonio

    4.3
    (817 reviews)
    4.5 mi
    $$

    I recommend a different restaurant. There are ones for this price for cheaper in the city that have…read morefar better food. The food feels like the chefs were given good quality materials, but had no idea what to do with them. We ordered a funghi pizza to share then a cinghiale, a costine (short ribs), and a dentice (bass). Funghi pizza was the only dish that made coming worth it at all. It had a nice flavor, but if you're expecting the notes of an earthy mushroom flavor, don't. It's just a nicer version of a standard cheese pizza topped with some onions and mushroom. The cinghiale was just stunningly mediocre. The meat was flavorful, but the pasta itself was shockingly bland. It was just so... ok. The dentice was the best of the 3 individual dishes, but it is just what you would expect some average short ribs with random sauce to taste. The costine was just terrible. Salty on the outside, yet flavorless on the inside. Avoid at all costs. The service was passable, but they clearly overwork their servers as one server just handles an entire section and is too overwhelmed to be timely. I came to cheer myself up, but honestly it only made dinner comically worse. I seriously can't imagine what would cause someone to rate this as 5 stars. Maybe if they thought Olive Garden was 4.5, then I guess this would barely be a 5 in comparison? Either way, if you're looking for good food for your dinner, keep looking. You won't find it here.

    I am not being dramatic when I say this is the best Italian restaurant I've ever experienced. Nonna…read moreOsteria is cozy and intentional just like their menu. Every dish feels thoughtfully curated with tried-and-true recipes rooted in Chef Luca and his family's Northern Italian traditions. This is the kind of place where quality takes priority over quantity. Our server, Gary, was fantastic. He was friendly, incredibly knowledgeable, and passionate about Italian food and wine. His recommendations were spot-on and his enthusiasm felt so genuine. We started with a bread basket accompanied by a little sampling of tapenade, which was savory, briny, and a perfect complement to the warm bread. Came in with a group of four, we kicked things off with the burrata starter--a surprisingly fun and shareable adventure of baked burrata, fresh crostini, roasted cauliflower, asparagus, sun-dried tomatoes, artichokes, and basil cream. There was a lot happening on the plate, but it all worked beautifully together. For our entrées, we ordered the Tartufo, Cinghiale, Bolognese, and Carbonara. And let me just say, the Tartufo was a full-on dinner performance. Gary brought out steaming hot tagliatelle pasta and tossed it tableside inside a giant wheel of Parmesan. He then topped it with crab meat in brown butter before finishing it with a generous shaving of truffle. Every bite was like a perfectly timed symphony of flavors--rich, savory, buttery, and earthy, with nothing outshining the other. I'd put this dish up against anyone's nonna. I sampled the other three entrées as well, and every one was delicious. The gnocchi in the Cinghiale is an absolute must-try--pillowy, texturally delightful, and packed with flavor. Thank you, Nonna Osteria, for such an epic culinary experience. And a special shoutout to Gary for guiding us through the menu and making an already great dinner even better.

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    Tartufo
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    Pappardelle
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    Nueva mafaldas lemonade
    CheeseMé

    CheeseMé

    5.0
    (4 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    While you can get a charcuterie board other places, I feel like I learn something new about at…read moreleast one aspect of my meal during each visit. Today I learned that the flavor for P'tit Basque can be optimized and enhanced if the cheese was shedded and ribboned to create more surface - essentially allowing it to breathe. The Oui Oui Board was a great little brunch treat. Not sure about an item on the board, yet ask the staff. Also love that the shop is Latina-owned and LGBTQIA+ friendly. We'll definitely be coming back.

    If heaven had a tasting room, it would look a lot like CheeseMe. This woman- and Latina-owned gem…read moreis not only raising the bar for charcuterie in San Antonio--it's redefining it with heart, creativity, and serious flavor. Let's talk boards: each one is a curated experience, not just a pile of meats and cheese. From their manchego offering to the locally sourced Indigo ridge from River Whey Creamery, every bite feels intentional and indulgent. Whether you're treating yourself or impressing guests, CheeseMe makes you look like a hero. But here's the kicker--it shares space with a fantastic coffee shop, so you can sip your cold brew while diving into a weekly specialty sandwich, pasta salad, or rotating board that's always on point. The flavor combinations change weekly, and somehow, they always slap. I still dream about the Caprese sandwich and the Mexican elote pasta salad. The vibe is chill, stylish, and welcoming. You can tell this place was created with love and a strong sense of community. Latina-owned, woman-powered, and full of flavor? Yes, please. Do yourself a favor: come hungry, leave happy, and bring a friend so you can try twice as much and as the their slogan suggests, come for the , stay for the cheeseme!

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    CheeseMé
    Grazing Board
    Grazing Board
    CheeseMé

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