I love visiting New Orleans because the food is on an epic level of flavorful, so I decided to see…read moreif San Antonio had anything close to NOLA Cajun or Creole food. My search led me to Nuttin Betta....a fitting name, because you really aren't going to find better Cajun food in these parts of Texas. I ordered carry out online through Uber Eats. The ordering process was easy, and the employees actually read my notes requesting hot sauce and utensils. Attention to detail like that is crucial when you're ordering carry out. The restaurant itself was very clean, and it's clear the owner takes pride in the appearance and experience they give their customers. I'm excited to explore more of their menu.

This is again where I wish we could give half stars, cause this was 4.5 for me. Nuttin Betta had…read morebeen on my list to stop in for way too long. And it was always "when I'm in the area." Well today I made it my area cause I came out that way just to eat there. Being from New Orleans I always try to his Cajun spots and support. So was glad to make it in. My son and I were greeted as soon as we came in. We grabbed a seat and they offered us drinks as we waited for his mom to join us. Not a huge place and there was steady business between to go and people sitting in. The music was on point. And there were many relics of home. The pictures of the projects from NOLA on walls on to the bathroom made me pause and take them in. If you know you know. As for the food, my son got chicken tenders, his usual, I got a fried catfish and shrimp plate, a bowl of gumbo, and 3 of the Cajun dry rub wings. My son's mom got a crab and shrimp boil. My son's tenders were legitimately huge. He got 5 and could only finsh three. This is a kid who eats 20 McDonald's nuggets. So they were huge loI I tried the gumbo and the first flavor I got was red beans and rice. But it worked. The roux was more subtle but it had a good bit of shrimp and a lot of sausage. And a couple crab legs. I did enjoy it. Not the best gumbo I've had in San Antonio but I'd still order it every time I eat here. If you get the Cajun dry rub wings, do not inhale before, during or after you eat them. That rub will spice your throat quick lol make sure you drink something in between. But they were fine. The shrimp were fried perfect. The cafish was fried harder than I like. But thats a preference. It tasted great but I like my wings crispy and my catfish just lightly coated. Cause when you eat the tail it's like just a big crunchy with no meat cause it's all fried out. Again my preference. It was still very good and the meaty bits were delicious. I tasted some of the boil and it seemed the seafood might have been boiled then had the sauces poured over it? The shrimp didn't have a lot of flavor on their own unless you dippwdy them in the sauce. My son's mom said she felt like that about the whole boil including the crab. Tasty still tho. Oh their sweet tea, swamp water and kool-aid all get high marks. All in all so glad I came and will be back. Preference things aside it was really good. Maybe when gas prices go down haha jk y'all got a fan.

I've been looking for good Mexican food in my neighborhood, and this restaurant did not disappoint…read more As soon as we walked in, we were greeted warmly and told we could sit anywhere, which I always appreciate. The restaurant was very clean, and I loved the combination of Mexican and Western-style décor. The menu had a huge variety of options, especially tacos. I ordered the barbacoa tacos, which were generously sized and loaded with meat. They had just the right amount of cilantro and onion, and the homemade tortillas tasted fresh and delicious. My partner and I also ordered the Meal for Two, which came with enchiladas, rice, beans, and fajita toppings. We chose the three-meat option with steak, chicken, and shrimp. It arrived at our table sizzling hot and was packed with flavor. The portions were generous, and everything tasted fresh. The service was friendly and attentive throughout our visit. Overall, it was a great dining experience, and I would definitely return to try more items from the menu.

I always pass by this place when I'm heading up the street to charge my car, so I finally decided…read moreto stop in and give it a try. As soon as I walked in, I noticed the restaurant was very clean and well-kept. We ordered the #21 fajitas for two, and I also got a barbacoa taco on the side since barbacoa is one of my favorites. The meat was incredibly tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. Everything came out fresh and nicely prepared. We also enjoyed two baskets of chips and salsa, and I ordered a margarita that was absolutely delicious and perfectly balanced. The service was excellent. Our server was very friendly and helpful. She mentioned she hadn't seen us before and realized we were first-time customers. By the end of the meal, I told her I would definitely be coming back. Overall, great food, great drinks, and great service. I look forward to visiting again.

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.

A restaurant struggles to make it at times and this one has been in San Antonio for 15 years and I…read morecan see why! The food was flavorful in the service was friendly and we will be back.

Old faithful! Reliably good food, service, and prices. We missed karaoke, but a nice quiet meal was…read moreperfect.

If you want the the taste of Good old San Antonio fresh food and great drink or just stop for a…read morequick Taco with their homade Tortillas and sauces . Omg this place is amazing!!! I shoulda took pics . But from the Fresh Tortillas and sauces to the Tortas and Taco's tThis place is A1 in my book!!! I left fat full and not broke . Great food with a great price !

Our GO TO place for a mean crawfish and crab boil. Their "house sauce" is literally the best flavor…read more- garlicky, buttery, a little spicy. Their egg rolls and jasmine fried rice are also legit. Service can sometimes be a miss but if you catch them on a slow night the staff is super attentive.

Great chow! Awesome service. Delicious seafood and lots of great mix it up options. My favorite…read morewas the salt and pepper grabs. Delicious! Was worth the drive across town. Clean and nice inside.

Smashin Crab in Stone Oak is hands-down one of my favorite places in town…read more Is it expensive? Absolutely. This is not the place you go when you're trying to save money. But every time we go, I remember exactly why we keep coming back. The seafood is consistently great, the seasoning is on point, and those buckets disappear embarrassingly fast when they hit the table. I swear I have to remind myself to slow down because I practically inhale the food every time. One of my favorite parts of the experience is the margarita flight. It's a fun addition, lets you try different flavors, and pairs surprisingly well with all the seafood and spice. The service has always been solid, the atmosphere is lively, and the food never disappoints. It's definitely a splurge, but it's one of those places where I leave happy every single time. If you're craving a seafood boil in San Antonio, Smashin Crab is tough to beat. 10 out of 10.

Food was terrible. Paying $260 for some mushy, flavorless shrimp is crazy. And that's with a buy 2…read morelbs get 2 lbs free. We asked for a side of sauce, since our boil had ZERO FLAVOR. And they charged for that too!! We didn't even get crab legs etc. Only shrimp. Which was hard to peel because it was so over cooked. We didn't get fries with a poboy that was ordered. They took it off of the bill, but come on kitchen. We also didn't get the red beans and rice, or the Brussels. All of which was removed from the bill. But can we just get what we ordered?! The ONLY good part of our meal was the service. JOSH was great!! He was a great server considering what he was working with. Short on waitstaff and an incompetent kitchen. What a waste of $260. I could've went to HEB and cooked shrimp better than that mush.

Back again! What can I say? The food is fresh to order. Consistency is key! The flavor doesn't…read moredisappoint. Wait staff is ALWAYS attentive have ready to serve. The vibes are always immaculate! Fun music videos play on tvs all around the restaurant. Get your shrimp fix here! The food comes out as it's ready, which I really like. I don't like when food sits under a lamp while you wait for the rest of the food to be prepared!

First time here and definitely coming back soon. The food had an amazing flavor to it…read more The service is superb. My new go to place for marisco. I highly recommend stopping by.

Delicious shrimp burritos and ceviche. Very friendly and quick service. Pleasant outdoor eating…read morearea. My new favorite Mexican food restaurant in San Antonio.

Very clean place. Very attractive place inside and out. The food was excellent, and the service was…read moreoutstanding. Food quality was excellent and very Mexican tasting. I loved it. I had the Tostadas Supa Mixta and my friend had the fish tacos. My Tostada Supa Mixta tasted great. I had all kinds of different seafood on it. It was very refreshing. It was a very good meal. The servers and the order takers were very pleasant, professional, and knowledgeable about the menu. I do recommend this place. We will be returning.