S.A. Best Mexican Food ?

[postman]

San Antonio locals. What's the best place for Mexican food in San Antonio, going to be in town for lunch tomorrow. Consider food, price, location, margarita's. Thanks.

[IowaHunter]

Interested in the upcoming responses. I'm tired of going to the same places the hotels mention or just the ones near the river walk.

[DeepDownSouth]

Me Terra's or how ever you spell it. Lol..

[hoghunter69]

don pedro's on military drive, been going there for 40 yrs, and try rosario's located downtown caddy corner of roosevelt and presa

[8pointer]

Lupita's off Culebra near 410 loop is my favorite hole in the wall. Open from 7am - 3pm.

Outstanding tacos and carne guisada

[Hawkpuppy 1]

Chacho's is one of my favorites...

[DeepDownSouth]

The food is ok at Ohlocos. But the senerary is very nice !!! It's like a Mexican Twin Peaks

[rklazajr]

There is a culebra meat market on rigsby near 410. The food is really good. During breakfast and lunch peak times you have to wait for a table. Best carne guisada in town.

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[6.5 shooter]

El chaparral in helotes.

[Hart8]

Sol Luna,on Broadway..Unbelievable service,drinks,and food.

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[JLivi1224]

Not a duplicate answer yet. Lol.

[thegrouse]

My favorite is Nicha's on Roosevelt. The town is big though, what area will be be visiting?

[Marco]

Don Pedros is pretty darn good and the owners Sepulveda family are good friends of mine

[Marco]

Sol Luna,on Broadway..Unbelievable service,drinks,and food.

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Fify...not real mexican food.

[AtTheWall]

For Authenticate Mexican dining - not just TEXMEX, check out "La Fogata Mexican Cuisine" off of Vance Jackson.

It's a pretty cool Old Mexican Patio - Cocina\Cantina layout with semi-formal waiters. Service is excellent and many of the "well to do" locals dine here.

Photos of many of the visiting celebrities are on the wall - near the main building (cash register area). There's two sides to this place, with an open Saltillo tile patio between buildings. Open air and closed seating - garden, cooling foggers for outdoor cool dining in the shade. The front door to the patio, which leads into the main courtyard is an original door, from a true Mexican Missionary from the mid 1800s. The layout is identical to a classic Mexican Villa\Rancho.

I took a local San Antonio Senorita on a date here - she knows her Mexican culture...impressed the heck out of her!

http://www.lafogata.com/la-fogata-menu