Had an incredible meal at Nonna Osteria! Tucked away in downtown, it brings such a charming…read moreNorthern Italian feel to San Antonio. Everything we ordered--from the appetizers to the main courses--was packed with flavor and freshness. They also have great gluten-free options available. Exceptional hospitality and great wine options. 10/10!

Service is 5 Star. Food is 5 Star…read more Restaurant is Beautiful-5 Star. Incredible food from a Northern Italian Chef

A great experience all around. I visited restaurant by…read moremyself, had to wait for about 15 minutes to get a table. Had a few of excellent beers - but the restaurant is all about beer, I'm sure every beer lover will be able to find something for themselves. I had "fried" edamame, it was superb, very enjoyable and just a touch spicy. Had jambalaya as my main dish - an explosion of flavor, almost licked the plate. Outstanding service, very attentive, friendly, helpful, prompt. Highly recommended.

Customer service needs help. Got the wrong pizza…read more Coke was flat. The steak was good though.

Back in San Antonio and first stop, Tokyo Cowboy and dinner was served!…read moreAfter settling into our Airbnb, Tokyo Cowboy came up highly recommend. I'm glad they had room for us but, it's still safe to make reservations. We did not know they are a tapas style restaurant, but that didn't deter us. And we were pleasantly surprised at the size of their "tapas". What we ordered was enough for two people to share. Dumplings - 9/10 Gulf Shrimp & Noodles - 10/10 Blistered Green Beans - 10/10 Ramen - 9/10 Service was great. It's a casual atmosphere, but perfect for an intimate date night.

Pork belly was nice and crispy. I thought the dish had too much sauce…read more I really liked the chili oil so be sure to ask for some on the side.

Stopped by here for dinner, with coworkers, and the food and drinks were enjoyable. I started off…read morewith a lemon drop (made with tequila) and their shrimp cocktail. I didn't have to wait long for the items and the shrimp was tasty with the different sauces. I also shared a table side guacamole but it was a little too chunky for me. Other than that, the flavor was there. For my main, I ordered the blackened gulf fish with sides of roasted potatoes and veggies. The fish was delicious and veggies enjoyable; however, I did have to send the potatoes back due to them being cold. I did receive another order and it was warmer. My coworkers did enjoy their food as well. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and the service was great!

Best dinner experience on the riverwalk all week! JD was an excellent waiter he was very…read moreknowledgeable of the menu and gave us phenomenal recommendations. Blackened Prime Rib and quail are a must!

What an amazing dinner! My wife and I came to San Antonio for the weekend and Brenner's was highly…read morerecommended (and for good reasons)! We started off with cocktails and the shrimp appetizer. The shrimp were huge and the sauce had a nice kick. We split the Chef Special Japanese New York strip that they carved for us to share. The meet was perfectly cooked and the sides (double potatoes of course) we the perfect additions. We ended with their crème brûlée which was rich and an amazing end to our dinner. Vincenzo was an amazing waiter, couldn't have been better if he tried! We cannot wait to come back again :)

Had dinner reservations on a Sunday night. Service was phenomenal. Food was good. Wine was tasty…read more Various, Large sections for dining here. Also, there was a live performer. She was pretty new and AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!! doing a lot of covers from the 90s to today. Acoustic guitar. I really liked the brussel sprouts and au gratin

Spain just got a whole lot closer to Texas. This place nails…read moreexactly what you want in a Spanish tapas spot: solid paella that actually tastes authentic, creative small plates that keep coming without overwhelming you, and handcrafted cocktails that hit right. We shared a bunch of tapas and one of the signature paellas -- every dish had that perfect balance of flavor, fresh ingredients, and just enough flair without trying too hard. The rice in the paella was on point, crispy bits and all. Atmosphere is lively but not chaotic -- great for a relaxed dinner that stretches into a couple of hours. Dim lighting, nice energy, and you can actually hear the people at your table. Service was smooth and friendly, no rushing, just good pacing so you can enjoy the meal. If you're in San Antonio and craving real Spanish vibes -- tapas, sangria, paella, the works -- Toro delivers without the tourist-trap nonsense. It's become one of my go-to spots when I want quality food and a chill night out. Fair prices for the quality, clean spot, and that certified Spanish restaurant stamp means they're doing it right. Highly recommend. We'll be back for sure -- 5 stars, no notes. Go hungry and bring friends to share everything. Toro Kitchen + Bar - do it.

Been here twice now, and both times had issues. While the food is great, the service needs a major…read moreoverhaul. Tonight, our reservation was at 8:00 PM. We weren't seated until 8:18 PM, and our server didn't even come to the table until 8:42 PM. Drinks didn't arrive until 9:00 PM, and to top it off, my wine order was wrong. While the appetizers came out in a decent amount of time, our main food order is still not out as I write this review at 9:44 PM. Food officially arrived at 9:46pm. It's pretty ridiculous to wait nearly two hours for dinner with a reservation. Great food isn't worth this level of neglect.

This is a hotel bar restaurant and it is fantastic. Great seating televisions to watch games. The…read morefood is outstanding. Probably the best brisket quesadilla I have ever had. I am not a quesadilla person but this one knocks it out of the park. Staff is super kind and helpful.

This place needs so much help. Between several in our party…read morewe had many different items, the only thing that was bought more than once was the Philly. So so slow like real slow, most everything was extremely salty. The goat cheese on salad was not goat cheese I have no clue what it was except nasty goo. The wings were so salty they were inedible, the chickpeas on salad were like greasy powder puffs, I've never had them turn to dust when biting them. Most of the wait staff nice. Just was not good, save your money and go to Biga on the Banks!!!!!!!! Highly recommended!

Service was amazing. Food was great and the atmosphere perfect! Hannah was an amazing server!read more

Hannah was a very pleasant server. Served great food and checked on us often. A lot of Davy…read moreCrockett memorabilia on the walls. Feels like you are back in the olden western days.

Our waitress was amazing very nice and attentive. Her name is Lianna. The owner (JohnVale) should…read moregive her a raise! LXA245

The menu is really big - breakfast, dinners, sammiches, Benedicts, a whole vegan section…read more..... I started with spicy tots and an Arnold Palmer. For dinner I had carne guisada Benedict. I'd have like the spicy tots to have had some more seasoning, they had like the lightest dusting of the Nashville seasoning but I could have stood to have some more. The chorizo on it was a tiny bit spicy but not much. The tots were nicely crispy though and helps up well to the stuff piled on top of them. The carne guisada Benedict was good, the biscuit underneath was solid (I mean like it was good - not a hard biscuit). Turns out carne guisada is basically Mexican pot roast??? So at the end of the day it was pot roast. It wasn't bad but it's pot roast lol. If I come back I'll get a different meat only because I'm not the biggest pot roast fan. My Arnold Palmer never got empty and my waitress wanted to send me out the door with a to go drink or water or something because it was very hot out and she didn't want me to get dehydrated so that was nice of her. Also she offered me some green salsa or other salsas and sauces and I took her up on the green salsa and it helped with the spicy tots and I put it on the Benedict too.

The pulled pork and brisket were really good. The brisket was not dry like a different restaurant I…read moretried. The pulled pork was already a little sweet. I liked the original bbq sauce. It's more tangy.

Was looking for a BBQ place near enough to walk to from our hotel and Pinkerton's came up while…read moresearching. Some say it is marketed for tourists, but I thought the food was pretty good, as did the others I dined with. Meals here are a la carte, picking out meat and sides separately. I got turkey and wanted to try both the potato salad and cheesy rice. Word to the wise, even small sides give you plenty, so unless you're sharing or saving for later, a small is plenty. I loved the turkey and the sauce was fantastic. They also had Big Red in a bottle! I know it's probably not that big of a deal to those who have this all the time, but I rarely get Big Red at all, much less in a bottle, where I'm from The seating space was nice, I like the kitsch of the picnic table style. It also gave our group of 5 plenty of space to sit together. I would definitely recommend a stop by Pinkerton's in San Antonio.