Wow!! The food is amazing , great friendly service , clean restaurant. But the food!! Is amazing! I…read morecame for the lunch buffet and it didn't disappoint

Came here looking for an alternate restaurant similar to La Maginal and decided to stop by and try…read moreit. The take out and eat in is $17.99. While at La Marginal is $25 (big price difference. Reason I came to Yodaly Bakery. Their menu consist of mainly pork, ribs, pieces of small chickens, white, yellow, and congri/whit/brown rice, baked beans. Dessert, not much available. Optional of cookies or cake pieces. Wish the meat had more seasoning (flavor) as most Spanish food does; but, not this one. At least during my visit. I may try and comeback sometime in the future where I don't have to worry about consuming too much carbohydrates as the main dishes. If you want to save about $7 from La Maginal (next door), you can come here but selection is limited with pork as their main selection and other small meats. Service was good but you mainly have to stand up from your table to ask a question since they don't often go around the tables due to working at the cash register and behind the counter. Place is in a decent space that can accommodate lar parties.

This spot went from a cute little coffee truck to the prettiest coffee shop ever! The whole place…read moreis pink with touches of red and bows everywhere literally perfect for pictures. I tried the cherry vanilla latte and it was amazing--fresh, smooth coffee with that sweet cherry flavor that blended so well together. My husband ordered the arroz con leche latte, and it seriously tasted just like the comforting drink but with a coffee twist. The staff was great & she asked if it was our first time there & she recommending us a few of the favorite flavors which made it easier for us to choose our drinks! Such a fun, cozy, and aesthetic spot I'll definitely be back to try more flavors!

Such a cute Christian coffee truck located in the parking lot of Ignite Church! Always Coffee…read moreserves up delicious coffee and empanadas with incredible service. I tried the "Jesus Loves You" latte from their Valentine's menu, and it was absolutely delicious perfectly balanced with just the right amount of sweetness and coffee flavor. It's definitely a great spot to grab a quick coffee and an empanada while you wait. I'll be back for sure!

Started off just loving the vibe of this place. It's pretty small with very limited seating so I…read moreimagine a lot of people take food to go. The portions are pretty big so you don't have to order a lot. Price is very reasonable. Honestly I can't remember exactly what we ordered bc they have such a large menu, but whatever you order there, it's probably going to be good. Food tasted amazing and full of flavor. I would highly recommend this as a stop for tacos if you're ever in the area.

Decent food...good hole in the wall atmosphere...but the lady who I'm assuming is Maria should be…read moremore welcoming and smile more.

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!

What an incredible new find near Brackenridge Park and the Alamo Heights area! This hidden gem may…read morebe fairly new, but it's already making a name for itself with its fresh and creative Mexican-Cuban fusion. The atmosphere is simple, elegant, and inviting. Whether you're planning a date night, meeting up with friends, or looking to impress a business client, this spot delivers. I highly recommend starting with the Guacamole con Masitas. What a fantastic fusion! The fresh, traditional guacamole is topped with crispy fried pork bites that add the perfect savory crunch. The portion is just right for sharing as an appetizer. For the main course, don't skip the Tacos de Pescado and Tacos de Camarón. Each order comes with three generously filled tacos bursting with flavor. The fish tacos are finished with a delicious chipotle mayo, while the shrimp tacos feature a rich macha mayo that takes them to another level. Although they don't serve alcohol, their selection of handcrafted mocktails is impressive and pairs wonderfully with the food. The hardest part of the evening was deciding what to order. Their menu has so many tempting options that we were already talking about what we'll try on our next visit. I honestly don't think you can go wrong here. One of the highlights of the experience was the chef personally coming out to ask how our meal was. That kind of hospitality is becoming rare, and it made the evening feel even more special. Prices range from moderate to slightly upscale, but the quality, presentation, and service make every dollar worth it. We walked in without a reservation and were fortunate to get seated, but I definitely recommend making one. This place fills up quickly during dinner hours. We'll absolutely be back. If you're looking for fresh flavors, warm hospitality, and a unique dining experience, this hidden gem deserves a spot on your must-visit list.

Ohhhhh my my , if I could give more stars I would. First time and this place was just amazing. I…read morehad the kindest service from Alejandra and the young man assisting with my order. The choices were fantastic !!! Had to make a choice so I went with : Plátanos con crema y queso Camarón al ajillo A Paloma for drink with Mango flavor What an awesome explosion of flavors , the shrimp platter came with these bread pieces to dip in the ajillo sauce wowwww or at least that what I did So if you are looking for a beautiful place with creative meals , amazing service and cool vibing music that blends perfectly well this is your gem!!!! Thank you Paladar Fusión México Cuba for an awesome experience

My husband and I tried a few items here over a couple visits…read more The Machacado con huevo, here called La Macha with housemade jackfruit machacado scrambled with a vegan egg mix. (It had Just Egg but I think other things added with it. It felt that it was softer and lighter than if it was only Just Egg) and pico de gallo on handmade flour tortilla. We were surprised by how much we enjoyed it. Their two self-serve complementary salsas were also fun and creamy. Concha- Delicious and we liked the top of it. Maybe one of our favorite conchas. Elote hot cake - Came out really hot and was delicious. These are only available on weekends. I was tempted to get more but we had lots more food targets on the schedule. Torta with Asada was pretty good too. But the other items excited me more I think. The person at the front also gave us some samples of other taco fillings to try: the fillings of the La Ranchera: Potatoes and pico de gallo in salsa ranchera and also grilled nopales. My husband who is usually not as crazy as me about nopales liked them here. They have mole on the weekends but it's not housemade from scratch. They use premade mole and add some more things to it so we skipped that one. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

GAME CHANGER! When…read moreI visit San Antonio Plantaqueria is an absolute must. I'm taken aback every time I walk into to this wonderfully positioned taqueria in downtown steps from the River Walk. The smells, the feels, the sounds- it'll set your senses on fire. It's ambience is nothing short of walking the streets of Mexico and stumbling across the best local food find there is- it's your lucky day. It doesn't end there, because I have yet to discuss the flavors that this place dishes out. If you can imagine that other taquerias in town as as good as mamma's cooking, Plantaqueria is grandma's cooking saying, " I taught them everything they know." The counter service, decor and neon lights transport you to a pueblo that you probably have no business being in but were fortunate enough to get lost in. I feel that the people working to advance this visionary concept are in love with what they do because you get that experience with every bite of fresh, homemade goodness, weather you dine in or take/order out. Dude, fresh corn and flour tortillas, C'mon, man!! And speaking of vision, the owner, Sofia, who looks like she would get IDd at a bar has created something truly unique and incredibly delicious. Plantaqueria has revolutionized modern, classical Mexican street cuisine. It's open 7am-7pm so you can literally have this all day and you might wish you did. Y'all need to get you some, and don't thank me, thank the purveyors of this Alamo City gem. P.s. I've brought my mom in to eat this stuff and she totally agrees!

This spot is located in pica pica plaza, tucked away into the food court area. It was my first time…read moretrying Salvadoran food, and everything was delicious! We got a variety of pupusas, a couple tamales, and drinks--horchata and maracuya (passionfruit). The to-go order also came with plenty of salsas, along with a slaw that complimented the pupusas so well! I also loved the horchata! It wasn't overly sweet and was the perfect drink to wash down all the amazing food.

I took some friends from Austin here to experience this hidden gem and it was a hit! I always feel…read moreproud of my restaurant choices when my friends take their first bite of food and say, "WOW." Our friend group included some dietary restrictions like gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegetarian. Everyone was able to find something delicious to eat and drink here. We got breakfast from Naco Grayson. I ordered a bean and cheese taco on corn and it was so good, I wish I had gone back and ordered another one. They put a layer of crusted cheese on the tortilla and slather on the beans and then put another layer of cheese on top. My friend ordered the concha french toast and he said it was delicious. It looked amazing! The chilaquiles here are also very tasty. Drippy's coffee is at this space and it's one of my favorite coffee trucks in SA. The owners are incredibly nice, welcoming, and warm. They really make you feel like old pals. I ordered a hot mocha latte and it was the perfect complement to my breakfast taco. We were also able to do a bit of shopping at Bexar Goods here and my husband bought a typewriter - so cool! I'm so glad SA Yacht Club opened near me! I hope to take more friends here soon! I do wish they had more umbrella coverage for that hot summer sun, but we went pretty early on a cloudy day, so not too bad, but I imagine it could become unbearable on a sunny day. Maybe some fans would help as well.

Super cute outdoor food court that opened close to the Pearl. Naco Mexican eatery is a full time…read moreanchor, then rotating food trucks and pop up shopping make up the rest. Street parking is a little tight, but I didn't have trouble finding a spot. A really fun place to grab brunch items and shop around.