Found this place, after leaving the Fiesta Parade, on a Saturday night. Not a lot of people outside, but their outside patio was packed! I got the Steak fajita. Good overall. The beans lacked flavor (for me), guac was fresh. My friend said the Quesa dip and chips were good and the empanadas were just okay. Accessible from the main street or riverwalk read more

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It gets the 5 stars! Our last visit ... Let's just say it must of been a bad hair day. Tonight, on point! So, three visit and two fantastic. App - great Main dish - OMG Dessert - mmm mmm mmm It has to be the coolest vibe ambiance Mexican themed place on the river. We hear under new staff management and you can tell. Downtown residence for 17 years, and this to your must visit location on the River Walk! read more

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What a cozy bar!! We were so cold and they were very hospitable! Irish coffee, queso & guac, flameado, and pozole!! No complaints for me! Hubby said the flameado was alright, but he switched the chorizo with beef!! Idk if that made a difference, but my pozole warmed me up inside and out!! Layers of flavor, and a little spicy kick! It was DELICIOUS! That queso and guacamole were delicious as well! But really the service was phenomenal with half the city shut down!! read more

Casa Catrina - Homemade Pozole from "grandma's recipe!" - Mexican Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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Their carne asada tacos were excellent! And I was surprised at how affordable this place was compared to nearby restaurants. I spent around $20 and got five dope tacos. The service was fantastic and my food came out fast. Everyone was so friendly and they answered all my questions about nearby destinations. I love the classic calaca decorations too. And it wasn't too busy, although I was there on a Monday. read more

I wanted to go to Fiume but my international friend wanted a margarita so we walked right next door to eat instead. Small menu which is good. Lots of different margarita type drinks. She had the first one - elixir something which has cilantro and basil and some other greens in it. It was the strangest, most vegetal tasting margarita I've had. Not worth $17. I had the second one which was good and standard. But quite watered down for $17. We ordered the chips and guacamole which were fine. Got the carne asada tacos which were greasy but tasted okay. We asked for onions and cilantro on the side but they were in the tacos. No mix and match - all five tacos must be the same. No choice of salsa offered. We sat for a while before being asked if we were ready. We're not provided a food menu until we asked. Were served our food and not provided plates utensils or napkins until we asked. Our server checked on us regularly after that. Overall service was less than enthusiastic but maybe they're sick of the tourist crowd? The patio seating is prolly fun during warmer months. The inside downstairs is a bit dreary but the upstairs has more interesting murals. No one was up there I only saw it bc that's where the bathrooms were. Overall wouldn't go back given watery expensive drinks and lackluster service. read more

We had 5:30 PM reservations on New Year's Eve. After waiting 30 minutes, our food arrived completely cold: beans, rice, and both fajita skillets. Cold meat is unacceptable. My spouse can tolerate cold food and hates to complain, but also felt it was unacceptable. I personally will not eat cold meat, especially when I'm paying $21 for a fajita plate. I even offered for the waitress to touch the meat herself to confirm how cold it was. Our waitress, Monica P, was excellent: apologetic, attentive, and proactive. She immediately informed the kitchen and manager advocating for us The issue was management. Despite being told our food was cold, the manager (Ruby) avoided our table, made eye contact, turned away, and passed by multiple times without addressing us. There was no attempt to de-escalate, take ownership, or properly recover the experience. The fajitas were remade and came out hot, but the beans and rice were still cold, even the second time. Does Casa Catrina serve cold beans and rice as a normal practice? Only after my family had finished eating did the manager finally stop by with a generic, "Is everything okay?" As she turned to walk away, I had to call her back and ask if she'd been informed that all of our food originally came out cold. She said, "Yes, we are very apologetic," and mentioned they'd be taking something off my chicken fajita plate. $2.10 was taken off the bill essentially my military discount which felt dismissive given the situation. Monica P deserves recognition. She was the only reason this didn't completely blow up. She handled the situation professionally and with empathy. I truly hope servers don't have to tip out managers like this. Dressing cute and walking around the floor isn't management. She needs training. Good management shows accountability, guest engagement, and service recovery. None of that happened here. Monica P did her job well; management did not. I won't be returning. read more

Casa Catrina - Mexican Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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This is was my first visit to San Antonio and wanted to do the famous Riverwalk. Unfortunately the river had been drained for cleaning the weekend we happened to come so the canal was dry and smelled a bit awful. Apparently they drain the canal every 2 years for cleaning - what luck! Bummer, it was disappointing but a good reason to return! During our walk, we stopped by Casa Catrina to wet our beaks. It had been cold this week in January but today it warmed up nicely. We decided to get some tipsy smoothies. We got several frozen mango & guava margaritas. First sip shook me! God these pours are strong! It was good, but overly sweet. I couldn't finish it because it was too sweet. The side bar area was cute. You don't have to go inside the restaurant to get drinks and the bartender was nice. We didn't get anything to eat so next time, we'll have to try their food. read more

Casa Catrina - Mexican Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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It's cute. But there was loud live music from either side that was making it hard to hear anything outside. The staff was really trying, but you could tell they were running hard. The drinks were decent, but the food was super bland. Their "guac" was just avocado, no flavoring to speak of. And they were out of salsa, so we couldn't judge that. After that poor showing, we found another place to eat our main course. Some friends stayed and said their entrees were just as bland. Service: very friendly & helpful Drinks: serviceable tourist sugar bombs Ambience: cute but loud Food: bland and unappetizing read more

Nice decorations everywhere, we sat outside was a little too loud for me, we came because it looked like a chill spot the lights inside were very bright. The service was fast very attentive, the server was very nice I got a sangria, Aldo salsa and chips, guacamole and steak nachos. read more

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Ambience 5 out of 5- beautiful decor and great vibes. We had the flameado (their take on a fundido) and it was tasty. I really like the poblanos and chorizo with it. Oddly it came out a little cold despite us waiting a long time for it. Solid 4 out of 5 for the food. Service 1 out of 5. The first waiter was friendly enough but we saw him very little. Additionally when tables who came after we had ordered (with a larger group) then ordered the same dish and got it significantly before us while we waited about 20 min, it doesnt speak well of service. The the waitress who came to bring the food was rude, gave us side eye, and as my husband described "threw it on the table and walked off". We didn't even get plates when we got the food (like all the other tables did). The difference in service between tables was very obvious and rude. I had considered ordering other food and drinks, like the empanadas, but after the rudeness and lack of service we decided not to today. I'd come back to give it another try as the food was pretty good and the restaurant ambience was nice. However, definitely disappointed in the service we got. read more

Casa Catrina - Flameado (fundido dish) - Mexican Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

My husband and I sat down at Casa Catrina on the river walk in San Antonio because the menu and prices looked good. It was the worst part of our day. The pork was so dry you could barely swallow it and utterly flavorless. The chicken tinga was likewise flavorless and had the texture of canned chicken. The guacamole was clearly not made in house and over priced. I could make better tacos at home; I expected so much more from a restaurant in the heart of TX. read more

Don't even know where to start. Had no record of our reservation so had to show them their own email to me confirming. Food-wise, carne seca tacos were inedible. Rest of food was barely passable. Service was non-existent as the servers and bartender hung out at the bar ignoring our table and the poor couple next to us. Never received our two appetizers or salsa we asked for. And had to ask repeatedly for simple things like water and tortillas. To top it off, they added 20% on the bill for a large table. There was four of us and a baby. Unbelievable!!! Do yourself a favor and walk past Casa Catrina. They should be embarrassed for failing in every aspect of being a restaurant. read more

Found a new favorite! What isn't to love? Friendly staff, super shout-out to Kitty, the nicest hostess in the riverwalk; and, to Junior, our helpful and friendly server. We only stopped in for a small snack and shared the chicken tinga tacos. They were delicious, and the accompanying salsa verde is very tasty. We will come back before our stay is over. PS the view from the patio is beautiful. And, are dog-friendly. read more

Decided to be a rebel and despite the skepticism, stopped in on my quick visit from Houston. Will preface if you visit to pack your patience and hope for the best. Service: 4/5 To start there seems to be 2 entrances that make it confusing on where and who to check in with. There was a line through what was considered the main entrance, (the entry by the plaza) and people walking in from the riverwalk side. After about 20 chaotic minutes of figuring who was being seated next, people leaving after waiting and even after I was overlooked by the hostess as she went on to the people behind me, I asked who do we check in with, was met with I am not sure, let me check with the hostess. I was eventually seated at a standalone table by the bar. Cindy which I believe was the hostess was friendly and checked in on me throughout my visit. When I was sat, I didn't get a menu, so I went to the bar and LeeLee was slinging drinks as best and fast as she could, it was only her there, but she maintained a very focused demeanor and since no one came to take my order, Leelee was kind enough to take my order and make my drink. It seems there was a party going on upstairs, so made it seem like the restaurant was understaffed and added to the extended wait times and chaos. Food/Drink: 1/5 Carne Asada Tacos: I kept it simple and went for the carne asada tacos which consists of cilantro, onion and rice and beans. I wait about 30 minutes to get my food, I ask for salsa, that never came. I stepped to the bar to ask for limes. And to top it off, the meal did not come as advertised, they had run out of rice so I only got beans and the tacos. Was still charged the full price. I took a bite of the taco and was completely disillusioned at it being cold and "sin sazón" (flavorless) and without salsa to hopefully add flavor. I will say the beans were lukewarm and had some taste to it. Drink: Dona Catrina: it's supposed to be their top shelf margarita, it was not anything noteworthy that I'd want to have another one, standard flavor with plenty of ice to water it down. Ambiance: 3/5 The place has indoor and outdoor seating. Both areas are well decorated with Catrina's and Sugar Skulls. Suggestions for improvement: Giving customers a buzzer for when their table is ready or check in with cell phone and receive a text when table is ready so that the chaotic confusion is minimized. Letting customers know if they are out of anything ahead of ordering or offering a substitution. The kitchen seemed to have been understaffed as many tables around had placed their orders ahead of me and weren't getting their food. The place has potential, but from reading the reviews, seems it's seen it's share of not challenges. Located in a popular and visible area, this restaurant could do well, but needs to work out it's issues to help give patrons a consistent experience of friendly quick service, welcoming ambiance, but most importantly delicious and flavorful food. read more

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If I could give them 0 I would! First of all the outdoor patio is full of cockroaches, and the Tacos are the worst tacos I have ever had in my life, greasy, bland, tasteless. read more

0 is not an option. Ordered drinks and saw them on the bar for 10 minutes. Finally, got up to get them and the receipt was in the drink. Asked for the manager and the first words out of his mouth was what's up! Like he was on the street. Disappointing to say the least. He never gave his name nor apologized instead he was confrontational and demeaning. Obviously, this Mexican restaurant allows this manager to be disrespectful and condescending. I hope this review will allow them to reconsider who they allow to represent our culture. read more

We ordered the nachos. Horrible decision. It reminded me of ordering nachos during a high school football game. White gooey cheese like from a jar or can on stale chips. Two stars for their vibe on the SA Riverwalk area. Stick bottled beer . Margaritas were light as a feather. And we're walking.... read more

Casa Catrina - Worst super nachos I have ever had on Earth. - Mexican Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

We were waffling between three places to go for a bite. Boy, did we ever choose right! This relatively new hidden gem should be on everyone's list. They turned on the patio heater for us, and everyone was SO WELCOMING! Our server was Bunny. She is a ray of sunshine. We asked for frozen 'Rita's and they are amazing! We ordered the Campechana & empanadas. So good! The Campechana was chock full of shrimp, octopus, and veggies with an utterly amazing sauce. The empanadas have chorizo and Oaxaca cheese. They were perfectly fried, too. The entire restaurant is decorated with holiday accoutrements and Dia de los Muertos themes. The restaurant is in the old Fig Tree space, and while the menu is small (great choice!), everything that came out had amazing depth of flavor. The other dishes we saw looked delicious, too. Put this place on your "must-visit" list. If you are down on the Riverwalk, the entrance is easily missed as it is sandwiched between Prost Haus and Smoke, but don't pass them by! read more

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I'll start with the beginning. My ice tea definitely wasn't fresh brewed. So bad I should asked them to take it off the bill. Also, what place doesn't give you chips and salsa to start? This place. My son liked his tacos. I did the chicken fajitas and it was meh at best. The only thing I'd say that this place has going for it is the riverwalk location. Whenever I'm back at the riverwalk, I'll be skipping this locale. read more

The perfect spot along the riverwalk for tequila and tacos. I recommend. Details below. Visited on a Saturday afternoon around 11:30, party of 2, seated immediately. Outdoor seating is tiered on 2 levels facing the riverwalk with a lot of space between the dining area and the pedestrian walkway. Other riverwalk restaurants have seating in the walkways. 1st visit. Had hurricane cocktail made with tequila and watermelon margarita. Tasty. Are shrimp tacos and ceviche. Authentic interior of Mexico food. Definitely dine in. read more

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DO NOT let the atmosphere and beautiful colors fool you! My fiancé and I had the worst experience at Casa Catrina. We were visiting and thought we'd try something new..never again! Service was awful, food was too pricey for quality and portions. We asked to sit inside and we got sat next to the exit door. The waitress we had was also a bar tender apparently. I understand staff shortages(not sure if that was the case) but that's not my fault. If I'm paying for a service I expect it! This place made us feel like they were racially profiling which I NEVER say but is how I felt. The other 2 ethnic parties were given amazing service. Water was served in a nice glass water bottle and/or poured into their glasses while we had plastic cups. The tacos of carnitas were nasty and dried! Had no flavor other than nutmeg. Just ridiculous! read more

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Nice looking restaurant in a cool location but ... Service and atmosphere: Atmosphere was good. Nice music, great views of the river walk, however, this is where it ends. Service was not the best. The staff gave impression that they couldn't be bothered and were not attentive at all. We had to ask for small plates for starters, silverware, and napkins. Food and drinks: Sangria was good but, again, arrived way after the stater was served and we had to ask the waitress to check on the drinks. Tacos were okay. Carnitas taco was dry but salsa helped to moisten it a bit. We had to cancel the order of chips and guacamole and slaw as we waited more than 40 minutes for it. There is no excuse for waiting this long for chips and guacamole! Pricing: Average. Unfortunately, I don't recommend this place. read more

Casa Catrina - Mexican Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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Highly recommended!! We had an amazing meal...enjoyed everything we tried...loved the pastor!!! But the staff put the experience over the top!! They were amazing, especially Madi!! We will be back! read more

The four of us were immediately seated outdoors on the second level of the restaurant. We were quickly handed a certificate for free chips and salsa or chips and queso, of which we chose both. We were excited to try their octopus, but they were out of it. So then we decided to get the al pastor, but they were also out of that. There were also out of the tequila that made their house margarita, which we wanted to try. So, a lot of our order was plan B or plan C. The chips could not have been made in the restaurant, or at least it didn't seem like they were. They tasted like they were out of a bag or something, and some of them were rubbery, chewy, not properly fried. The queso was only warm, not hot. It was only okay. The alleged salsa was not anything but ground up tomatillos maybe with a little bit of who knows what. But, it had no spice at all. It wasn't salsa. Two out of three of the drinks were excellent. However, the frozen margarita was served as if we had ordered pure alcohol, nothing else. Nobody at the table could get near tolerating the overpowering taste, so we sent it back. We ordered another margarita to replace it, but it never showed up. We ended up canceling it near the end of our stay. I ordered red salsa with my meal, but it never showed up. Even after reminding the server, and a manager, still after waiting over 20 minutes, it never showed up. The corn tortillas on the tacos were soggy and tasteless. The grilled shrimp in the tacos was cooked just right. The fish in the tacos was bland. The beans and rice were okay. The flautas were dry and had no flavor. The menu said they came with sour cream and guacamole, but it wasn't served with any guacamole and the amount of sour cream was almost silly, it was so small. It took them quite a while to bring me some guacamole, but they finally did. A manager came over and asked us how things were, so we told him. He adjusted the bill accordingly. Overall, service was decent, and it was a nice atmosphere, seated outside with fans and misters cooling us off after a long walk. This is probably one of the worst Mexican food experiences we have ever had in our entire life! We are sorry we showed up to this place. read more

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If you're visiting San Antonio, I'd stay away. Food was bad, service was bad. Only positive was that this place was on the river walk. Even then, it was very empty when I came in on Wednesday around lunchtime. Guacamole tasted like store brought guacamole. No flavor, very bland. The carne asada tacos were even worse. They didn't come out hot. Meat was very overcooked and chewy. Also very very bland! I was quite disappointed to say the least. read more

Casa Catrina - Guacamole - Mexican Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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The service and atmosphere was nice. The foo was good and would recommend. However I was going to get the tamales and they were out which was disappointing. The quantity of the food was little for what you paid for. We also had 2 different waiters which was very confusing at the beginning as one just disappeared after taking our drink order. Then we had to get a new waiter. TIP they have maps at the front of the restaurant table and on the back there is a coupon for this restaurant for a 15% off your meal. Show this to your waiter and save some money! read more

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I wish I could say nice things but I have no words for the food. The service was lacking. Fajitas came out cold. Chicken quesadillas tasted awful. No one ate their food. It cost a fortune. This is a great haunted house or soon will be... read more

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Went here for lunch after walking in the Riverwalk. Food looked good but unfortunately we were not able to grab a bite due to poor service. We were seated, we waited for more than 8 minutes without a server even bringing us water. The frustrating part was when a couple were seated way after us, and a server immediately assisted them. We walked out after. read more

We went to Casa Catrina just as they were opening so we were the only ones there--but there was a lot of staff hanging out! Our waitress did a great job and was very attentive. The motif was heavy on the Mexican celebration, Day of the Dead. It was well done and unusual. We ordered the Grand Marnier margaritas that were excellent. Additionally, we ordered Guacamole, three salsas, and chips. We did not care for the whole corn tortillas that freshly fried, very greasy, and hard to break up. read more

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WORST EXPERIENCE EVER. First night in San Antonio with my family and we decided on this restaurant because the pictures looked good. Wow was I wrong! After ordering we waited 45 mins with hungry children. The guacamole finally came and it was brown and disgusting. Tasted horrible. The service was horrible. Never checked out. Rude staff. Eyes rolled at me when I asked for some rice to feed my kids. The rice was hard and dry. Everything else was bland and gross. Never coming back ever again. read more

We were here for work and wanted to try something new. So I looked on Yelp and found this restaurant. It is on a quaint street. As you walk in you were greeted outside by two statues. As you go inside, the ambiance is so cool. The hostess asked if we had reservations which we did not. So she said we could sit outside. While it was about 96 degrees, the patio had misting fans which made it comfortable. We ordered a drink to start off. I had a Mexican Martini that was delightful. My friend had a margarita, which she said was great. We ordered the salsa trio for an appetizer. The tostadas came with the trio and were a little greasy. The salsas were good, we got the guacamole, salsa verde, and the Chile one (4 hot peppers on the menu). For dinner we ordered the fried cactus, pickled vegetables, and quesadilla. The cactus reminded me of fried okra but it was good. It had great flavor and was not greasy. I absolutely loved the pickled vegetables which appeared to be zucchini and squash. I am only giving it 4 stars because the service was a bit slow. Don't get me wrong, the waitress was good when she came back and even split up our checks. I would say it was reasonably priced too, for two drinks; the cactus; and pickled vegetables my bill was around $38.00. I highly recommend this restaurant for the cool atmosphere and delicious food! read more

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if there were a way to give a zero, I would do that. Went in for lunch almost nobody at the restaurant. I was then taken and sat upstairs where I was ignored for about 12 or 13 minutes. Then I walked downstairs and asked for a water and went back upstairs sat again and had someone come back and ask if they could take my order. Finally service is awful. It smells very bad on the second floor. read more

So, the first time I ate here, it was pretty good. That visit would be 4 1/2 stars... This was October of 2024 though. Went back last night which was the 3rd time (2nd was in March 2025, and would be 3 stars) Last night (November 2025) I went again. This place has gone downhill and fast. It took just a year to go from excellent to sub-par. This is a classic example of mediocre food in a superb location being sold at substantial prices, without delivering an adequate experience. Over $100 for 3 to eat food that taco bell does better. TOURIST TRAP PRICES, FAST FOOD QUALITY FOOD. read more

This place is also next to the river walk. I dined outside near the river. Ambience was relaxing and had creative landscape and they have shaded patio. It was my first time at said location. Food was delicious. Very authentic flavors. I would come again. Servicer did well. From my point of view. I would prefer the servers would be more knowledgeable on the plates and menu. Other than that, server was attentive. read more

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**Casa Catrina: A Hidden Gem with Room for Improvement** We arrived at Casa Catrina around 7:30 PM, and despite the one-hour wait, we were excited for the experience. To pass the time, we headed to Guadalajara Grill in La Villita for some pre-drinks and appetizers. About 20 minutes later, we received a text notification confirming our spot on the waitlist. However, over an hour passed with no further updates, so we decided to check in ourselves and managed to secure a spot at the bar. The initial greeting from the hostess was warm, and she kindly offered us seats at the bar. As we navigated through the crowded entryway, I couldn't help but notice the need for a more organized and tidy environment. Several tables were left unattended and uncleaned, and one outdoor patio table appeared to be a dumping ground for both patrons and staff. Despite these initial setbacks, the positive reviews and photos on Instagram and Yelp kept my hopes high. Once at the bar, I found the bartenders' tendency to overpour drinks a bit off-putting, especially since I'm not a fan of fruity cocktails. However, I ordered a Mezcal Old Fashioned, which was well-made. Interestingly, I was asked if I preferred a single or double pour--a unique touch I hadn't encountered before. I opted for the double, and the consistency was spot on. While enjoying my drink, I observed the neglected table on the patio, which remained cluttered throughout our visit. This lack of attention to cleanliness is disappointing for an establishment that markets itself as a medium to upscale cocktail/tapas venue. The space is small, with a mixed crowd aged 25 to 50, making first impressions crucial. The busboys need to be more diligent in maintaining the area, and bartenders should periodically clear empty plates from the bar. I spoke with a fellow patron who raved about the tacos, and I could see the potential for this place to be a top spot for Latin-inspired cocktails and tapas. However, these small yet significant details need addressing to prevent Casa Catrina from becoming just another bar. With improvements in service and cleanliness, Casa Catrina could easily become a go-to spot for a great start to a night out, whether you're headed to the Riverwalk or Southtown. --- I hope this makes your review both engaging and informative! read more

Casa Catrina - Very cool menu. - Mexican Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

I love this place. 3 weeks old and settling in to be one of the best spots on Riverwalk. For a touristy area you can't beat the price. $14 for 3 absolutely delicious tacos. Margaritas are superb but not as amazing as the service. I felt so welcomed and accommodated. The decor is gorgeous! The theme is Dia de los muertos. The dining room is spacious, and the AC is perfect. Outdoor seating is cozy and has great views high above Riverwalk. Most places on the Riverwalk in this area are packed and low rated. Skip them and go to Casa Catrina!! read more

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This is my second time here and really just by chance. The service is good but the food is really mediocre. The drinks are decent too. They do get pretty busy since they're along the riverwalk and you can hear some good live music. We stopped here because we were waiting on our riverwalk tour boat. I would probably come back for drinks and make it one or two tops because it's hard to get the servers to come back. read more

New management. Bad service Bad food Cheap quality . I don't ever rate people this harsh but well deserved . Stale chips Fajitas were bad . Low end meat no flavor read more

My wife loves anything having to do with dia de los muertos, so I had to take her to Casa Catrina. We wanted to try multiple items to really get the experience so we ordered an appetizer, their CAMPECHANA a Classic Mexican seafood cocktail with shrimp, scallops, octopus, tomato, avocado, cucumber. We love shrimp cocktail and ceviche of any kind but this one stood out. It had everything above plus chopped green olives and pretty sure chopped zucchini. It was delicious, the flavors really stood out, and the portion was big enough that you could make a meal out of it if you wanted. As for our entrees we ordered the BAJA FISH tacos which come with beer battered Mahi Mahi, crema, mango salsa, and chayote slaw. We also ordered the SHRIMP DEL MAR tacos which come with sauteed shrimp, chayote slaw, mango salsa, and crema. We decided we wanted to try their fajitas too so we ordered their daily special CHICKEN FAJITA SKILLET that came with grilled chicken, onion, and red, yellow and green bell peppers, guacamole, and Pico de gallo. All of our entrees came with beans and rice on the side. The BAJA FISH tacos were our favorite of the two types of tacos we tried. The chayote slaw with the mango salsa, and crema was good on both, but the beer battered Mahi Mahi just had a fuller flavor in our opinion. The CHICKEN FAJITAS were really good flavor wise. I was expecting the skillet to be quite a bit hotter, but it was a really busy night so I took that into account. We loved the fact that they had red and yellow bell peppers as we can't eat the green, it's rare to find a place that does this. PLATANOS FOSTER their signature dessert, warm plantains, piloncillo rum butter, vanilla bean ice cream, candied pumpkin seeds, banana chips. My wife took the first bite and her face and eyes lit up. I asked her what she thought and she said,"orgasmic!" I tried it and I have to say she wasn't lying. The flavors of these ingredients come together in a way that makes you wish you could taste this dessert everyday. Our service was really good in spite of it being a packed house, and our food came out in a reasonable amount of time, taking into account the crowd. For two teas, an appetizer, three entrees, and a dessert our ticket before tip was $103.69. I don't think that was bad at all for what we received. So be sure and go try Casa Catrina, and be sure to get the PLATANOS FOSTER!! read more

Casa Catrina - BAJA FISH tacos - Mexican Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

The host, Kitti, was very welcoming and made the check-in process smooth and easy. I really appreciated the warm hospitality. I'd definitely stay here again! read more

Casa Catrina - Mexican Near Me - San Antonio, Texas