King William Historic District Restaurants
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1. Hot Joy
$$ | King William Historic District |Nationally acclaimed Hot Joy has an eclectic menu that occasionally calls for an adventuresome spirit. You can try a Mexican twist on Asian fare like migas fried rice or pozole verde ramen, or go for the consistent standouts like the twice-fried crab wings—chicken wings fried in crab fat. The authentic Spam fried rice is a surprise hit (although not to anyone from Hawaii). Wait times can be long, but you'll have the surroundings to entertain you. There's a wonderful cocktail menu and a good selection of beer. Ramen Monday is very popular, a good way to try various dishes at an affordable price.
1014 S. Alamo St., San Antonio, Texas, 78210, USA210-368–9324Known For
- Stylish, vibrant decor
- Authentic Spam fried rice
- Cash-only policy
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2. The Guenther House
$ | King William Historic District |This popular restaurant is housed in a stately 1860 home built by the founder of Pioneer Flour Mills. Breakfast is served all day, and options like fluffy Pioneer Brand biscuits, breakfast tacos, Southern sweet cream waffles, and delectable pastries are half the reason to eat here. The other half is the 1920s art nouveau decor of stained, beveled, and etched glass along with plant motifs that create the illusion of a fine home's conservatory.
205 E. Guenther St., San Antonio, Texas, 78204, USA210-227--1061Known For
- On-site store selling baking mixes and gift sets
- Freshly baked pastries and biscuits
- Beautiful historic setting with gorgeous decor
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. No dinner -
3. Azúca Nuevo Latino Restaurant
$$ | King William Historic District |If you want something different from San Antonio's usual Mexican or Tex-Mex offerings, venture south to find festive fare here hailing from the Caribbean, Spain, and South and Central America. Executive chef Rene Fernandez mixes up flavors and styles con pasion. Start with an appetizer sampler (five different apps) and move on to seed-crusted ahi tuna or meats basted with chimichurri, a tangy basil sauce. Tempting desserts include coconut flan, chocolate truffles made to order, and a dessert sampler with five of their house creations and homemade ice cream. Dance it all off with live salsa music and dancing Friday and Saturday. Reservations are recommended for weekend nights.
709 S. Alamo St., San Antonio, Texas, 78205, USA210-225--5550Known For
- Authentic Latin cuisine
- Great bar selection
- Live music and dancing weekend nights
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No lunch -
4. Bliss
$$$$ | King William Historic District |Chef-owner Mark Bliss and his wife Lisa opened this spot in a former filling station in 2012, and since then it has just gotten better. The cuisine is contemporary American, and that can mean custom charcuterie as well as delectable entrées of seafood (maybe scallops, monkfish, or halibut), game (quail or rabbit), and beef. The menu changes fairly constantly. A loyal following dines here regularly to see what new offerings are on the table, just one reason that reservations are highly recommended. The clean, modern interior is warm and comfortable. The outdoor dining has the same uncluttered feel, surrounded by greenery.
926 S. Presa St., San Antonio, Texas, 78210, USA210-225–2547Known For
- True chef's table in the kitchen for up to 10 diners
- Regularly changing menu
- Exceptional service
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch -
5. El Mirador
$$ | King William Historic District |Nuevo Mexican and traditional Tex-Mex flavors collide at this family-owned restaurant, a much-loved King William–district mainstay since 1967. Owner Dona Marie's mole enchiladas shine here, with the extra-sweet but smoky sauce designed to be sopped up by homemade corn tortillas. Shrimp and fish play a major role, bringing new life to tacos, nachos, and chiles rellenos. And if you've never had a breakfast taco, this is the place to try one in any of almost a dozen ways. A full bar during dinner and an outdoor dining patio seal the deal on a quintessential San Antonio eating experience.
722 S. Saint Mary's St., San Antonio, Texas, 78205, USA210-225--9444Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted -
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6. Liberty Bar
$$ | King William Historic District |Formerly a convent, this historic pink building now offers an eclectic, something-for-everyboy menu that includes sourdough pizzas, homemade fettuccini, and hearty entrees like pot roast and grilled salmon. The bar has seasonal cocktails, wines, and draft beer in bottles and cans. Reservations are recommended for weekend brunch.
1111 S. Alamo St., San Antonio, Texas, 78210, USA210-227--1187Known For
- Fun weekend brunch
- House-made bread and pastries
- Hip, funky, friendly vibe
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Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Wed. -
7. Pharm Table
$$ | King William Historic District |On a mission to reinvent health food into something more flavorful and inspiring, Pharm Table's plant-forward cuisine uses locally sourced produce with no dairy, wheat, refined sugar, or processed foods anywhere on the menu. To that end, Pharm Table incorporates smaller portions of clean animal proteins with an emphasis on nutrient-dense foods. Their approach must be working—they've been featured everywhere from the New York Times to USA Today.
611 S. Presa St., San Antonio, Texas, 78205, USA210-802–1860Known For
- Organic, local, and gluten-free dishes
- Emphais toward antiinflammatory eating
- Plant-forward menu
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. -
8. Rosario's
$$ | King William Historic District |A fitting gateway to Southtown, this vibrant, colorful spot has contemporary decor enhanced by striking paintings from local artists. Since 1992, Rosario's has been serving authentic, crowd-pleasing Mexican favorites like chicken chipotle, enchiladas, and tender tips of beef tongue. Many consider their margaritas some of the best in the city, and they are available to-go in both single-serve and half-gallon sizes. Rosario's has another location at 9715 San Pedro Ave.
910 S. Alamo St., San Antonio, Texas, 78205, USA210-223--1806Known For
- Extensive menu of Mexican classics
- Some of the best margaritas in the city (that you can even get to-go)
- Lively, colorful setting
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. -
9. South Alamode Panini & Gelato Company
$ | King William Historic District |A cute place with top-notch gelato and panini, fresh and handmade are the best words to describe the items here, from the gelato to the pickles and mayonnaise. They import their meats and cheeses from Italy and so far have created more than 125 flavors of gelato, although they only rotate 20 flavors a day. You'll just have to keep coming back to try them all.
1420 S. Alamo St., San Antonio, Texas, 78210, USA210-788–8000Known For
- Generous services of handmade gelato
- Inventive flavor combos
- Delicious paninis
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon.
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