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Barn Door Restaurant


Don't let the name fool you
8400 North New Braunfels Ave
San Antonio, TX 78209
United States
+1 210 824 0116
http://www.sawhost.com/barndoor
The hokey name and checkered plastic tablecloths belie the mouthwatering (and pricey) steaks, chicken and seafood at this San Antonio institution. The Barn Door runs its own butcher shop, and every aged cut is tender and juicy. This steakhouse is huge and its atmosphere is casual, with pictures of horses and cowboys telling the story of old Texas. It's equally suited to a business lunch, a first date or a family night out. If you find yourself waiting for a table on the weekend, wander into the bar and check out the horse racing memorabilia. At lunch, try a tenderloin sandwich or a chicken-fried rib eye steak. At dinner, the six-ounce Lady's Filet and the 14-ounce Gentlemen's Ribeye is most tempting. The restaurant also serves a great selection of seafood, chicken, chicken livers, pork chops and quail. If you're dining with a good friend, pour some extra-garlicky Green Goddess dressing on your salad.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Bob's Smokehouse


Juicy, tended barbecue
5145 Fredericksburg Rd.
San Antonio, TX 78229
United States
+1 210 344 8401
For that uniquely Texan barbecue flavor, Bob's Smokehouse is the place to go. Whether you choose the juicy brisket, smoked sausage, barbecue chicken or beef ribs, a better barbecue plate is hard to come by. For something a little outside the norm, you might want to try the lamb ribs. Be sure to get a helping of the homemade beans and potato salad, too. Finally, don't forget desert; the fresh-baked sweet potato pie is a real treat.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Casey's Bar-B-Q


Mouth-watering barbeque and smoked turkey
3619 North Panam Expressway
San Antonio, TX 78219
United States
+1 210 212 6400
Casey's has barbecue so good that even the President of the United States has eaten there. This restaurant serves up spicy, flavorful brisket and truly exceptional smoked turkey along with other local favorites such as smoked sausage and barbeque sandwiches. The side dishes are a cut above what is served at most places: the pinto beans are seasoned delicately, and the potato salad is by far one of the tastiest around, with crunchy bits of pickle, yet no mustard-heavy aftertaste. Breakfast tacos are served daily and lunch is served after 11am. Catering is available too. The décor is rustic and Western-themed, featuring genuine saddles, ropes and cowboy memorabilia. Wooden floors and plank tables lend to the Texas ambiance. Casey's delicious barbecue sauce is on every table, so you can kick up the flavor another notch if you please.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
County Line Smokehouse & Grill


True Texas barbecue on the River Walk
111 West Crockett
San Antonio, TX 78205
United States
+1 210 229 1941
http://countyline.com/
This is the kind of barbecue you dream about. The County Line serves up a variety of tender meat, slow-cooked for 18 hours, that literally falls off of the bone and melts in your mouth. Located on the River Walk, this restaurant not only offers a spectacular view, but also affords downtown visitors an opportunity to enjoy the "state meal" without venturing far from their hotels. Not a beef eater? Don't despair; the barbecue chicken, turkey, pork and sausage are equally tasty. All entrees come served with generous portions of sides, including classic potato salad, beans and coleslaw. For dessert, be sure to try one of the fruit cobblers. A full bar is available, but real Texans drink ice cold beer with their barbecue.

Review © 2007, Wcities
County Line Smokehouse & Grill photo by Warren Taylor
Photo: Warren Taylor
County Line Smokehouse & Grill photo by bobt6464
Photo: bobt6464
County Line Smokehouse & Grill photo by Damon A. Easley
Photo: Damon A. Easley
County Line Smokehouse & Grill photo by Agnes Queen
Photo: Agnes Queen
County Line Smokehouse & Grill photo by spoonser
Photo: spoonser
 

 
Cowcatchers Steaks


Here's the Beef
1100 Bulverde Road
San Antonio, TX 78163
United States
+1 830 980 6080
http://www.cowcatchers.net
A great steakhouse at a moderate price, this is the idea behind Cowcatchers Steaks. In a turn of the century setting, the kitchen offers only Certified Angus rib eye steaks, taken from an open mesquite fire directly to your table. Cowcatchers features three massive dining rooms, available for private parties. And for those of you tired of waiting outside in the cold (or heat) with a pager? Garrett's Watering Hole, attached to the main restaurant, is available for your party to wait in style, complete with a full bar and entertainment.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Crystal Steak House


Stained glass and steaks
1039 Northeast Loop 410
(between Nacogdoches and Broadway)
San Antonio, TX 78223
United States
+1 210 826 2371
If you are looking for corn-fed red meat served in opulent surroundings, this restaurant fits the bill. Stained-glass skylights and room panels set off a wonderfully plush late-19th-century dining area; prime beef, veal and seafood highlight the expansive menu. The Victorian elegance extends to the bar area, where an impressive back-bar holds an excellent choice of libations. The restaurant is a great place for business entertaining or for enjoying a cozy, romantic dinner for two. If you stop by on Sundays between 10:30a and 3p, you can enjoy an incredible brunch with free champagne.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Francesca's at Sunset


Elegant Restaurant with a View of the Hill Country
16641 La Cantera Parkway
Westin La Cantera Resort
San Antonio, TX 78250
United States
+1 210 558 6500
A resort as elegant as the Westin La Cantera would be expected to offer a restaurant as lovely. Mark Miller, Santa Fe's chef extraordinaire, designed the menu, which has received continual raves since the restaurant's opening. Try the Shrimp Corncakes or the Gazpacho before diving into to perfectly prepared steak and seafood entrees. The wine list is as impressive as the service. The only thing better is the panoramic view of the Hill Country, a true crowning touch. Francesca's is popular with locals as well as resort guests, so reservations are highly recommended.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Grey Moss Inn


Romantic restaurant in a scenic setting
19010 Scenic Loop Rd
San Antonio, TX 78023
United States
+1 210 695 8301
http://www.grey-moss-inn.com
Best known for its tempting menu and its romantic setting, Grey Moss Inn is worth the short drive out of the city. Dine by candlelight on fresh seafood or on a perfectly grilled steak. Enjoy cocktails or dessert by the crackling fireplace or on the tree-lined patio. Thoughtfully, the chef prepares both heart-healthy and vegetarian dishes in addition to the meat-centric menu. Reservations are strongly recommended. Private banquet rooms are available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Little Rhein Steak House


Top-choice steakhouse on the River Walk
231 South Alamo St
San Antonio, TX 78205
United States
+1 210 225 2111
http://www.littlerheinsteakhou...
Dining just does not get more Texan than a cold beer and a good steak, and that is what you get at the Little Rhein. This famous River Walk restaurant is housed in the oldest two-story structure in San Antonio, which was built in 1847. Antique memorabilia decorates the walls and takes you back to an age when Texans sat down to dinner with their six guns. The menu contains a variety of steaks, ranging from filet mignons to T-bones to rib eyes. All steaks are served with salad, baked potato and "Texas Caviar" (deliciously seasoned, baked black-eyed peas).

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Lone Star Cafe


Classic Texas cuisine on the River Walk
237 Losoya
San Antonio, TX 78205
United States
+1 210 223 9374
This restaurant is known for its Texas cuisine. Chicken-fried steak is served up here in heaping portions, as are most of the other entrees. You'll also find steaks, ribs, chicken and catfish here, as well as popular desserts such as apple and pecan pie ala mode. The majority of the seating is on a long second-story balcony that overlooks the River Walk, giving you a nice way to dine in a somewhat quiet setting without missing out on the action taking place below you.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Lone Star Cafe photo by Jeremiah Shackelford
Photo: Jeremiah Shackelford
 

 
Morton's (The Steakhouse)


For prime cuts and fantastic filets
849 East Commerce Street
Suite 283
San Antonio, TX 78205
United States
+1 210 228 0700
http://www.mortons.com/
This upscale eatery in Indianapolis serves up some of the best steak dishes in the city. Porterhouse, Double Porterhouse, Double Cut Filet Mignon, New York Strip - it all features on the menu, and you can whet your appetite beforehand with the seafood appetizers such as Lobster Bisque, Bluepoint Oysters on the Half Shell, and Smoked Pacific Salmon. Among the desserts, your best choice would be the sinfully indulgent Chocolate Velvet Cake - it will prepare you for the toll that dining here is sure to take on your wallet!

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Old San Francisco Steakhouse


A Superb Dining Experience
10223 Sahara
San Antonio, TX 78216
United States
+1 210 342 2321
For over 30 years, the Old San Francisco Steak House has been a San Antonio tradition, serving some of the finest steak dinners in town. Although the restaurant is well known for its steaks, it has enhanced its menu to include fresh seafood and chicken dishes. One of the unique features of this restaurant is the girl in the red velvet swing. She entertains guests as she swings above them as they enjoy their meals. The peppered steak and 12-ounce rib eye are two of the favorites of local patrons, or try the spicy Jamaican chicken.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Rudy's Country Store and BBQ


True Texas barbecue on the edge of the Hill Country
24152 W IH-10
San Antonio, TX 78257
United States
+1 210 698 2141
http://www.rudys.com/index.html
Just a short drive out of the city, nestled in the little town of Leon Springs, you'll find some of the best barbecue in this part of the state. Rudy's is housed in what resembles an old country store and the rows of picnic tables inside and out of the restaurant are filled with diners almost any time of day. After dining, wander through the general store to stock up on snacks. You can even fill up your gas tank outside.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Rudy's Country Store and BBQ photo by Joey Lee
Photo: Joey Lee
Rudy's Country Store and BBQ photo by Atkins Meyer
Photo: Atkins Meyer
 

 
Ruth's Chris Steak House


Sizzling steaks and delicious seafood
7720 Jones-Maltsberger
San Antonio, TX 78216
United States
+1 210 821 5051
http://www.ruthschris-sananton...
Big business, big celebrities and big money pass through these doors every night. It is not unusual to see local moguls, San Antonio Spurs' players and socialites holding court over elaborate meals. The perfectly broiled-to-order prime steaks, fresh seafood and impeccable service make this a popular place for special occasions, client dinners and other celebrations. In addition to a wonderful meal, enjoy a full bar, an extensive wine list and a well-stocked humidor. Semi-private dining areas are available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Texas Land & Cattle Steak House


A lesson in Texan
9911 IH-10 West
San Antonio, TX 78216
United States
+1 210 699 8744
http://www.texaslandandcattle.com
Texas Land and Cattle is a lesson in Texan. Jeans-clad food servers waltz across the dining room floor. Branding irons, horseshoes (oriented upwards, of course, so the luck does not run out), cowboy boots and chaps decorate the walls. And everything is big, including the booths, the longhorns and the food portions. After an 18-ounce Texas T-Bone, a 16-ounce Cattleman's Ribeye or a 9-ounce Trail Boss Filet, you will be talkin' Texan in no time. If red meat does not strike your fancy, try the spicy Mesquite-Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad or the TXLC Salmon Steak.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Texas Land & Cattle Steak House


Great steaks on the River Walk
201 North Saint Mary's
(in the Drury Hotel)
San Antonio, TX 78205
United States
+1 210 222 2263
http://www.texaslandandcattle.com
This Texas steakhouse, with its mesquite-grilled steaks, chicken and shrimp, has quickly become a favorite among San Antonio's business and leisure diners. John Wayne would have felt right at home here in this large but cozy steakhouse, reminiscent of a modern-day ranch house. While you're waiting to be seated, grab a handful of peanuts and start munching. Don't worry about the empty shells, though; that's what the floor is there for. A full bar and hearty wine list complement the beef-oriented menu. Start off with a cup of steak soup and then cut into a 16-ounce TXLC Smoked Sirloin, an 18-ounce Texas T-bone or Steak Mexicano and Shrimp Diablo.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Texas Land & Cattle Steak House photo by Lisa Percival
Photo: Lisa Percival
Texas Land & Cattle Steak House photo by Amy
Photo: Amy
 

 
Tom's Ribs


Ultimate Ribs and BBQ
13323 Nacogdoches Rd
(near Higgins)
San Antonio, TX 78217
United States
+1 210 654 7427
http://www.tomsribs.com/
A Northeast side landmark since 1986, this barbecue restaurant serves up Texas-style ribs in generous quantities. Always bustling, Tom's caters to a diverse crowd. Its servers are knowledgeable and friendly, and Tom's barbecue-making skills are formidable. In addition to ribs, you will find chicken, catfish, sausage and more, each served with all the traditional trimmings. The decor is rustic, the food is ample and delicious and the atmosphere is like that of a family kitchen. The bar offers draft beer, margaritas and daiquiris.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
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