Food guides for San Antonio, Texas

Best Breakfast Tacos in San Antonio: Puffy Tacos and More

A guide to the best breakfast tacos in San Antonio: handmade tortillas, bean and cheese, the city claim on the puffy taco and a donut shop with a taco counter.

Fiesta San Antonio Food: A Visitor Guide

Fiesta San Antonio food is part of a spring festival with more than 100 events. How it began, how to plan around crowds and how to keep notes on what you eat.

Gluten-Free Eating in San Antonio: Corn and Flour

Gluten-free eating in San Antonio starts with knowing corn from flour tortillas, then asking about fryers, sauces and fillings. Questions and notes to keep.

Historic Restaurants in San Antonio: What to Order

Historic restaurants in San Antonio include Market Square Tex-Mex, German-Texan lunch counters, breakfast taco cafes and pan dulce bakeries. What to order.

How to Find Good Food in San Antonio, Texas

Find good food in San Antonio by reading its Tex-Mex vocabulary, choosing one dish to follow and rating by the dish. A plan for a city of gastronomy.

San Antonio Chili Queens: The Street Food Story

San Antonio chili queens sold chili, tamales and more from plaza tables at night. Their history, why the stands closed and which dishes carry it on.

San Antonio food guide: the Pearl, Market Square and breakfast tacos

Eating in San Antonio, a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy: breakfast tacos, puffy tacos, the Pearl, Market Square, the River Walk and how to tell Tex-Mex from Mexican food.

San Antonio River Walk Restaurants: What to Order

San Antonio River Walk restaurants include Commerce Street bistros with tableside guacamole, Italian kitchens on Crockett Street and downtown barbecue counters.

Southtown San Antonio Restaurants: King William and Beyond

A guide to Southtown San Antonio restaurants: the King William district, Tex-Mex that has lasted, brunch in a historic house and a calm River Walk option.