Bistro Thyme II Silo Ruth’s Chris Biga on the Banks

San Antonio Restaurants - Riverwalk and Tower of Americas Dining

Discover a hidden San Antonio gem, dine al fresco at San Antonio Riverwalk restaurants and other unique San Antonio dining options. Tex-Mex, Mexican, fine dining, and seafood restaurants all make the San Antonio dining scene memorable.
 

Bistro Thyme II.

You’ll find this San Antonio dining gem tucked away in a shopping center in Stone Oak. Look for entrees such as scallops drizzled with truffle oil, stuffed shrimp ravioli, goat cheese chicken and more at this north San Antonio restaurant, www.bistrothymesa.com;(210) 495-0244.

Coco Chocolate Lounge.

Spend the evening at the Moulin Rouge when you dine at this San Antonio bistro and restaurant, which as the name implies, centers around chocolate, Enjoy chocolate martinis, cheese plates, fine French cuisine and pastries at this restaurant in the Legacy shopping center, www.sa-coco.com; (210) 491-4480.

Chart House at Tower Of The Americas.

Enjoy great views and fine seafood and steak at this unique 360-degree revolving restaurant atop San Antonio’s Tower of America’s, www.toweroftheamericas.com.  [Top]

Silo.

Choose from two locations when you dine at this San Antonio restaurant where you can score deals such as a 3-course prix fixe menu for $25 before 6:30 p.m., www.siloelevatedcuisine.com; (210)-483-8989.

Mi Tierra.

This Mexican restaurant in San Antonio’s Market Square is festooned with holiday lights, serves authentic Tex-Mex cuisine, and offers Mexican pastries from the on-site bakery, nightly Mariachi music and is open 24 hours, www.mitierracafe.com; (210) 225-1262.

La Hacienda Los Barrios.

You know a restaurant has to be pretty good when the owner beats Food Network star Bobby Flay in a puffy taco throwdown. Find out for yourself at this authentic San Antonio Mexican eatery run by cookbook author and owner Diana Barrios Trevino, www.lhdlb.com/home.htm; (210) 497-8000.  [Top]

Ruth’s Chris Steak House.

When you’re hungry for a Texas-sized steak, choose this always to be counted on national chain with two locations in San Antonio, one at the Airport and one downtown, www.ruthschris.com.

Dining Along San Antonio’s Riverwalk.

Dining along San Antonio’s Riverwalk is a must for San Antonio visitors. Choose everything from Tex-Mex restaurants to fine dining to restaurants such as the Rain Forest Café, www.thesanantonioriverwalk.com/OurMembers/Food_Drink/index.asp.

Restaurant Le Rêve.

This San Antonio Riverwalk restaurant has been mentioned in everything from Bon Appetit to Gourmet to Southern Living magazines. In 2008 Forbes named this San Antonio standout as one of the best French restaurants in the U.S. Expect interesting, well, thought-out tasty menus from Chef and Owner Andrew Weissman, www.restaurantlereve.com; (210) 212-2221.  [Top]

Biga on the Banks.

Ever wanted to dine at a Chef’s Table? You can at this San Antonio Riverwalk restaurant. Reserve Table 31 for an insider’s look at Chef Bruce Auden’s work and creative tasting menus that might feature such dishes as lobster ravioli on arugula and Szechuan pepper cured salmon with orange chili noodles, www.biga.com; (210) 225-0722.

Ácenar.

You’ll find your fix for modern TexMex at this hip restaurant along San Antonio’s Riverwalk. Try Duck Chalupas, Blood Orange Mojitos or traditional mole enchiladas, www.acenar.com; (210) 222-2362.  [Top]