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My Favorite Dish |
Tommy's |
This is definitely a local's restaurant. Good mexican food, GREAT tortillas.
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1205 Nogalitos |
Tacos |
Teka Molina |
Near north side. Its small inside but the food is made to order. Try the guacamole cups.
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7231 San Pedro Avenue
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Green Enchiladas |
Mary Lou's |
1002 Pleasanton Road |
Tacos |
 
La Tuna |
Just south of downtown. Very neat outdoors feel. Bar is outside among the trees, beer cap grass. Try the La Tuna burger. It'll
be the only thing you eat that day.
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100 Probandt |
Hamburger |
Podna's |
Northeast of downtown, its New Orleans cajun the way locals must have it. Jalepeno catfish and shrimp
poboys are always a favorite.
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1264 Austin Highway |
Jalapeno Catfish |
EZ's |
8211 Agora Parkway |
Calzone |
La Chinita |
One of San Antonio's best and only known to locals, until now. Great chinese and awesome
prices.
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1012 Avondale Avenue |
Beef with Broccolli |
El T |
Also known as El Tipico. If you go here, go hungry, especially if you order the fried fish.
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1326 Goliad Road |
Fried Fish |
Buffalo Wild Wings |
Yes its a chain, but the lunch specials are pretty good. It has a very sporty atmosphere, especially the bar area.
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3158 Southeast Military Drive |
Chicken Strips |
Grady's |
MMMmmm. I love bbq and this place always has a good taste. Also, try Bill Miller's BBQ.
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327 East Nakoma Street |
BBQ plate |
Le Madeline |
Didn't know what to think at first, until I walked in. Its a very nice and inexpensive homemade sandwich/soup place. If you can, and I doubt you will, get a blueberry
muffin. I swear they only make 5 per day because they are always out.
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4820 Broadway Street |
Chicken crossant with potato soup |
Firehouse Subs |
I love a good hot sandwich and this place beats out Subway and Quizno's. Check out the hundred or so hot sauces they have. That'll
definitely keep you coming back.
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1802 North Loop 1604 East |
Firehouse Special |
Panera Bread |
New place. I think its alot like Le Madeline. Good sandwiches, Great soups.
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999 East Basse Road |
Angus beef sandwich with clam chowder |
Spaghetti Warehouse |
A little of the beaten path but its very good for a quick lunch. I usually have the lasagna. The inside is a throwback. How
often do you see train cars inside a giant brick warehouse turned restaurant?
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222 East Houston Street |
Lasagna |
Aldaco's |
Home of the Early Bird Special. Its a Texas take on Mexican food in that its different, but very good. If
you get there early enough you can get soup and drink included in your lunch special.
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100 Hoefgen Avenue |
Green Enchiladas with tortilla soup |
La Foccacia |
The best italian close to downtown. They are very laid back and the atmosphere will ease your mind. Parking
could be an issue since its very limited and you'll have to park on the street.
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800 South Alamo Street |
Chicken Alfredo |
Johnny's Seafood |
This is a good out-of-the-way place to get a quick bite of seafood. I have always liked the flounder. Its very well decorated on the inside, you'll
swear you were on a fishing boat somewhere.
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1816 North New Braunfels Avenue |
Fried Flounder |
Lulu's |
Home of the Chicken Fried Steak. If you can finish the Sherriff's special, my hat goes off to you. The burgers here have recently been totally redone and are excellent. Free
Wi-Fi onsite too.
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918 North Main Avenue |
Chicken Fried Steak |
Main Street Pizza |
This is a San Antonio College student/faculty favorite. Its right across campus and really inexpensive. They have decent parking and pretty good food. The
foccaccia bread that comes with just about everything is made daily and excellent.
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1906 North Main Avenue |
Lasagna |
Sandwich Garden |
From what I hear, this place has been around forever. The guy that owns it is a friend of one of mine. He used to hike and climb mountains and wilderness all over the
world. The restaurant is super easy to miss if you don't keep an eye out for it. The sandwiches there are a meal and a half and the bread is made there. Its a very
interesting place.
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1826 McCullough Avenue |
The Garden Sandwich |
Bolners |
Another landmark building thats easy to miss. Its a local meat market and convenience store that serves up some great classic American food. You'll
love the traditional bbq with potato salad.
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2900 South Flores Street |
BBQ plate |
Los Cucos |
I love this restaurant, especially because they have a 10 page menu. The food is great and there is live mariachis on the weekends. Happy
hour is dangerously inexpensive.
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226 West Bitters Road |
Fried shrimp avacado. |
Oasis |
Two blocks away from the Alamo, its the place I go the most often because its so close to my office. This
is pretty good mexican food and very inexpensive.
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210 McCullough Avenue |
Green Enchiladas |
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