Casita Delmario Guidebook
Food scene
Delicious, well priced Tex-Mex. You can get lunch entrees for about $10.
955 South Alamo Street
San Antonio, Texas 78205
Phone+1 210-212-8226
titosrestaurant.com
66 locals recommend
Tito's Mexican Restaurant
955 S Alamo StDelicious, well priced Tex-Mex. You can get lunch entrees for about $10.
955 South Alamo Street
San Antonio, Texas 78205
Phone+1 210-212-8226
titosrestaurant.com
Hot Joy
1014 S Alamo StAsian restaurant and tiki bar
Veggie friendly, casual restaurant with outdoor seating and excellent beer selection.
191 locals recommend
The Cove
606 W Cypress StVeggie friendly, casual restaurant with outdoor seating and excellent beer selection.
Henry's Puffy Tacos
6030 Bandera RdPuffy. Tacos.
Arguably the best place in San Antonio to get authentic tacos.
28 locals recommend
Taquitos West Avenue
2818 West AveArguably the best place in San Antonio to get authentic tacos.
Neighborhood BBQ and sandwich shop. Open for lunch and dinner, closed between 3pm and 5pm.
81 locals recommend
Dignowity Meats
1701 E Houston StNeighborhood BBQ and sandwich shop. Open for lunch and dinner, closed between 3pm and 5pm.
Tony G's Soul Food
915 S HackberryNeighborhood spot for soul food.
Mark's Outing
1624 E Commerce StDelicious burgers.
Restaurante La Morenita
750 Porter StThe closest place for breakfast tacos (you can walk there).
Neighborhoods
These recommendations will get you out of the downtown core. These neighborhoods have personality, history, and plenty of good food.
Southtown
Nearby Southtown has neighborhood bars and good eats.
Victorian-inspired neighborhood filled with history and charm. Perfect for urban exploring, the area boasts micro distilleries, parks, exploration along the San Antonio River, public art and plenty of mixed-use spaces where artists welcome all with open arms.
131 locals recommend
King William
Victorian-inspired neighborhood filled with history and charm. Perfect for urban exploring, the area boasts micro distilleries, parks, exploration along the San Antonio River, public art and plenty of mixed-use spaces where artists welcome all with open arms.
We're told this is where the college kids hang out. There's lots of good drinks and eats in this area.
http://stmarysstrip.com/
38 locals recommend
St. Mary's Strip
We're told this is where the college kids hang out. There's lots of good drinks and eats in this area.
http://stmarysstrip.com/
Sightseeing
You don't need us to tell you about the Alamo. They're not the most touristy areas, but these are the places we'd take out of towners to visit.
A former brewery operating from 1883 to 2001, Pearl, located north of downtown San Antonio, is a top culinary and cultural destination. The mixed-use space features retail, dining, green spaces, paseos riverside amphitheater, and the third campus of The Culinary Institute of America.
527 locals recommend
Pearl Brewery
303 Pearl PkwyA former brewery operating from 1883 to 2001, Pearl, located north of downtown San Antonio, is a top culinary and cultural destination. The mixed-use space features retail, dining, green spaces, paseos riverside amphitheater, and the third campus of The Culinary Institute of America.
Winding alongside the San Antonio River through old neighborhoods and farmlands, the Hike & Bike Trail provides respite from the daily grind of city life. Dedicated paved pathways that connect the missions along the river are reserved for pedestrians only. The Hike & Bike Trail is an easy walk or ride and is suitable for children.
15 locals recommend
Mission Hike and Bike Trails
San Antonio River WalkWinding alongside the San Antonio River through old neighborhoods and farmlands, the Hike & Bike Trail provides respite from the daily grind of city life. Dedicated paved pathways that connect the missions along the river are reserved for pedestrians only. The Hike & Bike Trail is an easy walk or ride and is suitable for children.
A beautiful locale to get your instagram souvenir photos on.
338 locals recommend
Japanese Tea Gardens
3853 N St Mary's StA beautiful locale to get your instagram souvenir photos on.
San Pedro Swimming Pool
2200 N Flores StWe love an urban spring fed swimming hole.
The DoSeum
2800 BroadwaySan Antonio's museum for kids
Witte Museum
3801 BroadwayNature, Science and Cultural museum.
Beautiful 343 acre park with tons of walking trails and gardens.
208 locals recommend
Brackenridge Park
3700 N St Mary's StBeautiful 343 acre park with tons of walking trails and gardens.
Drinks
It's your vacation. Treat yourself to fancy cocktails or laid back beers.
Hotel Emma
136 E Grayson StGreat place for fancy drinks
Neighborhood brewery about 2 miles away. They have a full menu and lunch specials.
52 locals recommend
Freetail Brewing Co.
2000 S Presa StNeighborhood brewery about 2 miles away. They have a full menu and lunch specials.
Neighborhood bar (2 miles away) that has great food, beer and wine. Try the Mac & Cheese!
41 locals recommend
The Dakota East Side Ice House
433 S HackberryNeighborhood bar (2 miles away) that has great food, beer and wine. Try the Mac & Cheese!
Neighborhood bar that donates a portion of their proceeds to the charity of your choice. Also serves ramen!
39 locals recommend
The Cherrity Bar
302 Montana StNeighborhood bar that donates a portion of their proceeds to the charity of your choice. Also serves ramen!
Great bar on the Riverwalk for a proper cocktail. Excellent food choices too.
117 locals recommend
The Esquire Tavern
155 E Commerce StGreat bar on the Riverwalk for a proper cocktail. Excellent food choices too.
Coffee
Estate Coffee Company
1320 E Houston StCoffee
CommonWealth Coffeehouse & Bakery Hemisfair
611 Hemisfair BlvdMORE COFFEE
Halcyon Southtown
1414 S Alamo StCoffee bar and lounge with full bar and food menu
Grocery
H-E-B plus!
4100 S New Braunfels AveThe better of our 2 local grocery stores.
Farmers market every Saturday from 9a-1p and Sunday from 10a-2p in the Pearl District.
115 locals recommend
Pearl Farmers Market
312 Pearl PkwyFarmers market every Saturday from 9a-1p and Sunday from 10a-2p in the Pearl District.