Best restaurant in San Antonio we've been to! We were blown away by the food and service at Leche…read moreDe Tigre. Our server Nia was so nice and attentive and gave great food and drink recommendations. We were there celebrating our anniversary and were given complimentary champagne as we arrived. Everything we got was delicious: the oysters, nikkei, pulpo skewer, fennel salad, lomo saltado. The restaurant is beautiful with indoor and outdoor seating. It was hot outside but the fans helped. We highly recommend this restaurant and hope to be back next time we visit San Antonio.

Every bite was absolutely delicious…read more Wagyu bavettes were nicely charred with a slight crisp on the surface but flavor entirely embedded throughout the meat. Causa: wagyu tartare was super tender, on very creamy puree. Tataki and the criollo ceviches were both delightfully light and citrusy. Especially loved how many types of seafood were in the criollo. 100% get the criollo. Was hoping for Nikkei and the grilled octopus too but they were out when we were there. Looooooved the arroz con marisco...best version of this dish I've ever had and chock full of really tender seafood (esp loved the fried calamari and scallops). Just be aware that prices are high for the portion size. So maybe don't go in super hungry. Definitely worth it tho.

My son and I have been hungry for Peruvian food for a while now. We decided to give Rocoto's a try…read morebecause we like the sound of some menu items that we had never had before. The venue is very pleasant. We were the only ones speaking English during our visit. The Spanish I was hearing was not a local dialect. I feel like the other patrons were probably from Peru, although one man sounded Columbian. Anyway... we knew we were in for a treat. We ended up having a four course meal. The first course was a delicious (and huge) tamal wrapped in banana leaves. The masa was thick, very moist, and tasted like it was made with a very delicious broth. That was followed by anticuchos which are grilled slices of beef heart. They came with some slices of roasted potato. I thought they were seasoned really well, but my son thought they were too salty. For our main course, we both had cau cau (Peruvian beef tripe stew) served with a small bowl of white rice. It was very delicious. The trip was cooked perfectly- not chewy, but not gelatinous. For dessert, we each had an alfador (Peruvian short bread cookies filled with a layer of Dulce de Leche and topped with powdered sugar). They were sheer perfection! The shortbread was as soft and flaky as my Mother's. We each drank a Chicha Morado. It was a sweet purple drink with cinnamon in it. I loved it. We only came in contact with two of the staff. They were both super helpful and very pleasant.

Friendly service, great food, clean atmosphere. I recommend this place if you never had Peruvian…read morecuisine. It's been years since I last had it and went to some restaurant on Blanco and West Ave but it didn't remain in business for long. I ordered pollo a la brasa with black beans and green rice and a glass of Inka Kola, a yellow soda with a sweet, bubble gum taste. The chicken was very good and arrived with 3 salsas. For dessert, I ordered 2 alfajores to go. For those who don't know they are just the Peruvian answer to Oreo cookies and Pepperidge Farm Milano cookies but so much better than those. Dulce de leche between 2 thick and crumbly shortbread cookies. I would recommend putting them in the fridge before consuming instead of eating them at room temperature. Next time I come here I might try either the lomo saltado or some of their appetizers.

This place is a small hole in the wall type place but if you are looking for great Mexican bbq food…read more- look no further. The menu is fairly simple but everything is too notch. The grilled fajitas were exceptional - meat perfectly seasoned and peppers and onions perfectly seasoned and cooked. The beans have a great flavor and even the rice (I'm just not a fan of most Mexican rice because it's bland) had a great flavor. The tortillas are the perfect thickness and are soft and warm. And of course - the green sauce - it's amazing! Our server was very friendly and prompt and the food came out quickly on a Saturday evening during prime dinner time. The true indicator of how good this place is - we were the only gringos in the entire restaurant! We will most definitely be back before long!! Well done!!

Pollos Asados serves really good food and is definitely worth checking out. The flavors are bold,…read morethe chicken is cooked just right, and everything comes out fresh and satisfying. Portions are generous, prices are reasonable, and it's the kind of place you can count on for a solid meal whether you're dining in or taking it to go. Consistent and dependable every visit.

Ambience: very welcoming facade, nice spice aromas in the air when you walk in. Open bright dining…read moreroom. Very Courteous staff. Food: Interesting fusion cuisine with a focus with a focus on taste while keeping freshness and wellness in the frame. Even the cocktails have herbs and spices that balance taste and health. The happy hour bites are reasonably sized and priced. Service: excellent. Servers constantly clearing used plates, topping up water glasses and checking in on whether we needed anything else or another cocktail. I recommend checking this out. A great first date dinner place.

Everything here tasted incredibly fresh and thoughtfully made! You can really feel the quality in…read moreevery bite. Note, you can ask to add salmon, chicken, or chicken sausage to anything We started with the Cilantro Coconut Guacamole, which was such a unique combo with blackberries and mesquite tortillas. We also started out by trying their soup of the day which was a Brazilian recipe and it was SO good. Fresh, comforting, and full of flavor. As far as entrees we ordered the Spice Route Beets were vibrant and flavorful. We added salmon on the side. We also ordered the Pharm Kitchari (with chicken sausage added) was wholesome and well balanced. Oh and the vanilla bean mesquite latte is sooo darn delicious. I had two and still want more. Smooth, slightly smoky, and not too sweet. If you want food that tastes clean, fresh, and delicious, this spot is a must.

This was my first time trying Peruvian food - or at least my first time having it in San Antonio. I…read morewas a little hesitant at first, but the photos of Machu Picchu drew me in and convinced me to give it a try. I ordered a dish with French fries, thick-cut steak, vegetables, and a flavorful sauce served over everything. It was absolutely delicious and honestly exceeded my expectations. I've had a similar dish in New York before, so being able to enjoy it again in San Antonio with such authentic flavors was a real treat. We dined in, and my party had a wonderful conversation with the staff. The service was exceptional and went above and beyond what we could have asked for. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, and I look forward to dining here again soon.

I've been driving past Machu Picchu Peruvian Grill on Bandera Road for awhile, saying to my family…read morethat I've never had Peruvian food & wanted to try it one day. Today was that day The family ordered beef Empanadas, Beef Chaufa (beef fried rice), Tallarin Saltado, half a pollo à la brasa with fries, fried Yucca, and a side salad. We all shared & there was so much food that it will be lunch tomorrow because the portions are generous! As my first experience, I cannot talk about authenticity, but the flavors were amazing. I know I'll especially be ordering more of the empanadas and fried Yucca may be my newest favorite side dish. I'm glad I gave it a try.

we went in for a late lunch and were greeted by Waldito we left it up to him to decide what we…read moreshould have for lunch and he brought us a multicourse lunch. That was absolutely delicious. He topped it off with a scrumptious dessert, and it was all very affordable. Interim the mailman came in and he greeted him with a kiss on the head and gave him free tea. will definitely be back!

Great Service and lot's of Great Food... Chef Waldo is a charismatic and energetic person that…read moremakes you feel more than welcome to his space.... Loved the Lunch

SHRM San Antonio hosted our April 2026 Networking Event at Gloria's, and it was excellent. Manager…read moreMarco Gutierrez curated a great menu, and Clarissa, Dominic, and David provided outstanding service. The food, service, and ambiance were all fantastic. The only consideration for large groups is that the music volume can make announcements a challenge to hear.

2nd time reviewing Gloria's and enjoyed everything we had. Service was perfect as well. Happy Hour…read moreMargaritas were very tasty.

Delicious food and fabulous mojitos! Large drink menu. Great little spot downtown! Fun vibe and…read moredecor!

Service was attentive and food was great. Would return again. Ordered various dishes. The lamb…read morelollipops were delicious

This is one of those places that you may not have realized the city was missing, but now that it's…read morehere we see what we have been deprived of for all these years. Was that too dramatic? Come try the Cuban and then tell me what you think. Pro tip: ask for a side of their habanero sauce and dash that on your Cuban or one of the arepas and thank me later. The folks here are friendly and have a chill, welcoming pep in their step. They were around enough to make us feel valued but away enough to allow us to enjoy our meal and conversation. The space is bright and airy with lots of windows for a very Miami-meets-South-Texas vibe. No notes. This place is great and we always look forward to coming back and trying another thing on the menu.

This is our second visit here I've hear for the second time because they have Chicharrones that…read moreare actually great something I really miss from Miami. From the second you walk in, you're always greeted very nice. I know that there's two brothers that work here always super friendly. It feels like you're walking into a family home. Ordered: A Sangria, chicharron with yuca fries and the incredible cilantro sauce. A frita Cubana A 305 Arepa and a side salad. It's a cool ambiance open concept will definitely return! Nice little gem! Please vis you won't regret it!

Do you want to try authentic Latin food with amazing drinks? This is your spot!!! I loved, loved,…read moreloved the ambiance here. I came on a Wednesday evening and enjoyed a quiet dinner with my friend. The service was impeccable and the food came out quick. There's a small parking lot on the side of the hotel or you can find free street parking behind the building or along Navarro. Let's get into the food: *Costilla Lomo Salgado (short rib): 4/5 it was very flavorful and well cooked. Just a little on the saltier end but I ate it all! *Pescado Zarandeado (grilled red fish): 4/5 *Fall Back to You: Bourbon drink. Very tasty. Not too sour or sweet. I will definitely be coming back.

Ocho is a place that first catches your eye with its soft colors, sunlit windows, and river views,…read moreand then wins your heart with food that feels like a love letter from Havana. We started with a bright, perfect margarita, then dove into Cuban Black Bean Hummus with poblano corn relish that could make a preacher cuss. The Ceviche Del Dia was ocean-fresh and clean, and the Pescado Zarandeado, marinated in achiote and laid over Congri, tasted like it had a story to tell. We finished with a Pumpkin Cheesecake so rich and warm it could've been October on a plate. The service was tremendous, the kind that makes you feel looked after without ever being rushed. A meal at Ocho isn't just dinner; it's a memory you'll tuck away for the days you need to remember that the world can still be this beautiful.