The food was delicious! The servers were also all very kind and attentive. Their mile is superb and…read morethe salsa verde enchiladas are delightful.

Very nice family. Had a great meal. Super affordable. they didn't have the guacamole as I'd heard,…read morethey may not. It was simple, hot and fast.

I uploaded the pictures of these restaurant last year but somehow didn't write a review. Wow …read more. So where do I begin. I still remember how tasteful everything was. It was probably our most favorite place that we ate while in San Antonio. The ambiance was great, beautifully decorated restaurant with great service. The cocktails were delicious so we had a few. The food was flavorful and unique. We had a wonderful dinner with my family at Carriqui.

Great restaurant located near the Pearl and I love the fact that they have their own private…read moreparking lot. Y'know it's impossible to find street parking especially on the weekends normally. I had made reservations to meet some friends here for brunch/lunch 1145 am on a Sunday. This place is bigger than it looks! There's seating at the main building, plus a huge outdoor patio seating area, and an entire other building beautifully decorated. The hostess was welcoming and friendly and our server was excellent. We were seated in the other building near the windows. The menu wasn't huge, but just right with a few lunch and brunch items. After debating for a while of what to order, I decided on the Texas Gulf Shrimp plate. Agua Fresca of the day per our server was strawberry pineapple. Our server was able to water mine down slightly- since it was very sweet, but love knowing that it was freshly made. Complimentary chips and salsa always a plus, and we were able to order some spicy salsa to accompany at no charge. My shrimp plate was delicious! 2 skewers of nicely cooked and seasoned shrimp atop salsa with perfectly cooked cilantro rice and a fresh leaf salad. A half slices avocado accompanied my plate. Oh how I love avocados. I thoroughly enjoyed my plate. The chicken al carbon was also a good choice - half a chicken that was juicy, not dry. The avocado toast was beautiful and the pecan salsa was quite interesting. The female performers during our brunch in the room, made it very hard for all of us to have conversations. The volume echoed loudly in the room, so it was very hard to speak and understand each other. Although a great idea, maybe outdoor patio area might be more suitable. Beautiful space, great service, good food.

WOW! What a beautiful place! The restaurant has a feeling of importance and history that was felt…read morefrom the moment we walked in the door. The food is absolutely delicious. The flavors and balance of every item shows a level of attention that is rare to see these days. Our service was attentive and only enhanced the dining experience that much more.

I've been in San Antonio for 21 years and I still view La Fonda as the best Mexican restaurant in…read morethe city. From the ambiance, to the AMAZING food, to the perfectly made margaritas, to the knowledgeable wait staff. I enjoy everything about La Fonda. I highly encourage you to make a reservation, unless you are like me and like to visit as a party of one. I always leave feeling like I made a great choice by visiting La Fonda. If you haven't been, use this as your cue to make a reservation and enjoy a wonderful meal on their patio. *side note: they do have indoor dining, but I love the patio and highly recommend it

Wow! This pozole verde was not only the best pozole I've ever had, but one of the best soups…read more Period. It was cooked and served by the owner, who was very nice! Top with all kinds of garnishes, homemade tortillas and a smoky red salsa... now that's a lunch! I rarely eat meat, but this pozole was made with a ton of love. What a treat.

This place is so cute . The vibe is super chill, and the service is genuinely kind and attentive…read morewithout being over the top. Carne guisada was absolutely delicious!! must have!! Rich, flavorful, melt-in-your-mouth kind of good. I'd come back for that alone.

Got the taco special which included 3 kinds of tacos, charros beans, and chile con queso…read more Everything I wanted!!! Bonnie took great care of me. Some of the best charros ever! All three tacos were tasty and with a different flavor. Queso was thick and got cold fast. Chips were thick.

Salsita was such a great spot for tacos! The atmosphere was fun, the salsa was flavorful, and the…read moreportions were generous. I had the Birria tacos and the consommé was absolutely delicious -- rich and comforting. Miriam took amazing care of us and made the whole experience even better with her warm service. We truly enjoyed our meal and are already looking forward to coming back!

the review for the restaurant not bakery. we came during lunch and there are lines. you check in…read morewith the staff and provide your phone number. they will send you text to confirm and update when it's your turn. they have lunch special menu per weekday. good tex mex food drink is not refillable, salsa chip on the house. service is quick and attentive

After some serious shopping in Market Square, we were starving and clearly Mexican food was the…read moremain choice. Our Lyft driver recommended Mi Tierra as one of the best restaurants in the area. I ordered the Steak Tampiqueña combo and I am truly glad I did. The meat was very tender and flavorful, and the chicken enchilada that came with. It was absolutely delicious! The rice and beans were a nice addition, but I have to say the real star of the show was the homemade tortillas! Our server told us that there are two ladies in the back that make homemade tortillas all day long, and they were very tasty. I do absolutely recommend that you try this place if you are in the area. They also have a live mariachi band with singers that perform only on request for tips.

AMAZING! I cannot wait to be back in San Antonio and go back to Titos! The food, the service, the…read moredrinks, the atmosphere, everything 100%! Gabriela's Favorite Plate is amazing! Our server, Demetrius, was wonderful and made the experience even better. 100% recommend and not a far walk from downtown!

Made the mistake of trying Tito's this morning for the first time since there is always a crowd…read morethere when we are in King William. Both my wife and I ordered breakfast plates--hers was the chorizo and egg and mine, huevos rancheros. The restaurant was empty besides one diner sitting outside with her dog and one family inside which should have been a red flag to stay away. My chorizo and potatoes were cold and my beans were not hot either. This was not like it had cooled down--cold. The ranchero sauce looked bad and all of the food on my plate had no flavor, no seasoning, literally no effort whatsoever. I had a bug crawl across my hand while we were there as well. She had the issue with her plate, food was not even warm. The tortillas were hot and tasted good so that was how I warmed up my food. Our waiter also decided that he would cross the street to go speak to a woman at the little outdoor patio restaurant across the street on the corner. Not kidding, he was there for at least five or ten minutes just talking to her. I have always wanted to try Tito's and wanted something new to us but I guarantee there is no way we will ever go back. We left hungry, disappointed and embarrassed by what we just went through.

Nice place on the River-walk. Outside there are big umbrellas for plenty of shade…read more Inside is nice with views of the Riverwalk. Good service quickly arrived. For Happy Hour had freshly made Margaritas. This place is apparently known for their Tequilas. Had Brisket Queso and Ahi Ceviche to start. Both were good. Then had the Southwest Palella which was also pretty tasty.

The ambiance was lively, fun, and energetic, with a vibrant atmosphere that made for an enjoyable…read moreevening. We arrived late at night and were seated right away, which was a nice bonus. Our server was very friendly, attentive, and made sure to check on us throughout the meal. The drinks were definitely generous with the alcohol, which we appreciated. However, my piña colada was not quite what I expected. It had more of a milky consistency rather than the icy, blended texture I usually associate with a piña colada. As for the food, it was decent but nothing particularly memorable. I was especially looking forward to the paella, but unfortunately the rice tasted a bit sour, which was disappointing. Overall, the service and atmosphere were the highlights of the experience, while the food left some room for improvement.