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The Magic Time Machine: The Weirdest Restaurant in San Antonio
Ask any Alamo city resident what the weirdest restaurant in San Antonio is and without hesitation, the answer will always be the Magic Time Machine. This San Antonio establishment is a place which, you will find, almost nobody recommends, but which nearly everyone has been to. And they’ve been to it precisely because it’s weird. …
Read MoreBunz Handcrafted Burgers: One of San Antonio’s Best (and Priciest) Burgers
Burgers are a major staple in my family’s diet. I wish it weren’t so, but with four kids in tow and picky eaters galore, hamburgers are a universal win for our family. And when it comes to food, sometimes as a mom, you JUST. NEED. A. WIN. So, we are constantly on the lookup for…
Read MoreHill Country Wine With An Urban Twist: Meet Re:Rooted Winery In San Antonio
As a Texas native, I’ve had plenty of trips to Texas wine country to sip wine in Driftwood, Fredericksburg, and beyond. The Texas wine scene is among the fastest growing in the country. It’s now ranked 5th in production, behind California, Washington, Oregon, and New York. Texas wine is quickly growing in quality and variety,…
Read MoreBest Food At Hemisfair San Antonio: 10 Top Restaurants
This is a good one, y’all… Hemisfair is a FUN place in San Antonio for both locals and visitors, and we’re rounding up the best restaurants in Hemisfair that you and your family will love. Hemisfair is a centrally located park in San Antonio that was created for the 1968 World’s Fair. It’s a beautiful…
Read MoreHow To Go Up The Tower Of The Americas For (Mostly) Free
Tower of the Americas is that “Space Needle thing” in the middle of San Antonio. You can see it from almost every angle of downtown SA, and it really is one of the most recognizable parts of the San Antonio skyline. That’s really saying something, because it was built in the 1960s! Talk about iconic.…
Read MoreWhere To Eat In Southtown (aka Where To Eat In The King William Historic District)
Visitors to the San Antonio Riverwalk have long enjoyed the lovely views and history of the city, but have been disappointed by the quality and options of the mostly touristy restaurants that line the banks of the San Antonio river. Thankfully, with the emergence of the Pearl Brewery as a culinary hotspot, as well as…
Read MoreClementine: San Antonio’s Lone James Beard Award Finalist for 2024
Over the past few years, San Antonio has had a number of chefs and restaurants achieve some type of national buzz. From shoutouts in food publications like Bon Apétit to wins in national competitions like Chopped, SA chefs have made both a name for themselves, and a name for the culinary scene in the city…
Read MoreRay’s Drive Inn: A Classic San Antonio Restaurant
I love dining at the classics in any city I visit. I wrote a guide to classic restaurants in Austin, and that’s because I think it’s just so cool to dine at a place that been around since the early 1900s…and still thriving! And when I started exploring San Antonio’s taco scene, I quickly knew…
Read MoreThe Best Chinese Restaurant in San Antonio: Dashi Sichuan Kitchen + Bar
Every now and then, you run across a restaurant that is so incredibly nondescript you would never even notice it, let alone give it a try, were it not for the raving recommendations of others. Thankfully, I know some kind people who weren’t going to let me skip out on such a restaurant and suggested…
Read MoreCon Huevos Tacos in San Antonio
If you live in Texas (or you’ve lived here for at least a minute) you’ve consumed a lot of breakfast tacos. This is just a fact. No matter if you’re a meat eater, vegetarian or vegan, gluten-free, or follow basically any other diet or lifestyle choice (keto tortillas are a thing!), you’ve eaten breakfast tacos.…
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