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Top 10 Resturants In San Antonio TX  
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Want to know the best places to eat when you come to San Antonio, TX?

1.	Rita's Fiesta Cafe - 612 Bandera Rd, San Antonio, TX 78228 · 210-732-1537 - Late risers often take advantage of Rita's, which is known for serving breakfast all day – and not just any run-of-the-mill breakfast. Scrumptious dishes include a much-loved huevos rancheros. Bountiful portions are to be expected, so be forewarned. And don't forget to try the cornbread, either. What a treat!
2.	EZ's Brick Oven & Grill - 6498 N New Braunfels Ave, San Antonio, TX 78209 · 210-828-1111 - Hungry for top-notch pizza? You've found the right spot at EZ's. They cook their pies in a wood-fired oven for delicious, smoky flavor, and if you sit at the bar, you can even watch yours being made. EZ's is also popular for thick, homemade shakes made with Blue Bell ice cream. Other popular items include roasted rosemary chicken and fresh caesar salads. At EZ's you place your order at the counter and help yourself to drinks, a practice that keeps prices low enough to feed the entire family! Fun and lively.
3.	Mi Tierra Cafe Y Panaderia - 218 Produce Row, Market Square, San Antonio, TX 78207 · 210-225-1262 - There are many things that might draw you to Mi Tierra, but the fact that it stays open all day, everyday, might just be a big reason. The cafe offers zesty Mexican food for all sorts of appetites, and service is outstanding. Memorable dining is not something you'd necessarily expect from a 24-hour place, but it's a welcome, pleasant surprise. Along with main-course fare, you'll also find an exceptional collection of baked goods.
4.	Liberty Bar - 328 E Josephine St, San Antonio, TX 78215 · 210-227-1187 - Yes, it is safe to enter! Liberty Bar is famous for its quirky appearance – even if it seems ready to topple over. The old building is fully restored; within its hallowed walls, you can partake of fabulous food in a festive atmosphere. Old-fashioned pot roast and daily specials earn high praise from locals, as do salads, sandwiches, pastas, and mesquite-grilled meat dishes. The place also makes its own pies, geranium cream, and shortbread cookies.
5.	Pesca on the River - 212 W Crockett St, Watermark Hotel and Spa, San Antonio, TX 78205 · 210-396-5817 - Reel in some of the area's freshest wild seafood at Pesca. Feast on clams and ceviche at the glass-and-stone oyster bar in the center of the restaurant, or try crab and asparagus soup or Prince Edward Island mussels with chorizo. Subtle flavors are coaxed out through roasting, steaming, and grilling; if you're looking for fried popcorn shrimp, go elsewhere. The nautically-themed space features a rooftop cafe and a 10-seat private dining room.
6.	Guenther House - 205 E Guenther St, San Antonio, TX 78204 · 210-227-1061 - Considered one of the city's most scenic outdoor dining spots, Guenther House was once home to the founder of the Pioneer flourmill. Even today, the restaurant uses only Pioneer flour in its luscious strawberry waffles and homemade breads and biscuits. A hearty, traditional breakfast is served at any hour, but light fare like sandwiches and salads is also available. An onsite museum educates visitors about the flourmill and the Guenther family.
7.	Rosario's - 910 S Alamo St, San Antonio, TX 78205 · 210-223-1806 - Rosario's is a must for lovers of fine Mexican cuisine. The roasted salsa is sure to transport your taste buds south of the border, and regulars return again and again to load up on ceviche, nachos, chiles rellenos, and enfrijoladas Santa Clara (savory chicken enchiladas topped with cumin-infused chili sauce). Live music is a Friday and Saturday evening standard and goes particularly well with frosty margaritas.
8.	Apple Annie's Restaurant and Tea Room - 555 W Bitters Rd, Artisans' Alley, San Antonio, TX 78216 · 210-491-0226 - Annie's offers an immense variety of desserts, and each one is just as delicious as the last. The quiet ambience allows for a relaxed repast, just as you'd hope to have while enjoying a mouthwatering sweet. Although Annie's is best known for scrumptious desserts like sawdust pie and carrot cake, patrons can treat themselves to sandwiches and soups at lunch.
9.	County Line Barbecue - 10101 I-10 West, between Wurzbach and Huebner, San Antonio, TX 78230 · 210-641-1998 - If you want to know what "real" Texans eat, make it a point to stop by County Line. Packed with memorabilia and looking like an authentic roadhouse, the place puts everyone at ease. The food is just as unpretentious: smoked brisket, barbecued ribs, sausages, chicken, and sandwiches. Corroborating local opinion are favorable reviews of County Line by publications like The New York Times, Bon Appetit, and Southern Living. Additional perks: live music on Wednesday nights and an all-you-can-eat option for $18.99 per person ($6.99 for kids).
10.	Pappadeaux's Seafood Kitchen - 76 NE Loop 410, San Antonio, TX 78216 · 210-340-7143 - In a city full of Tex-Mex, Pappadeaux's offers an appealing change of pace. They serve tasty Cajun favorites like traditional etouffee and gumbo, and non-seafood eaters can opt for a savory chicken dish or a steak. Portions are usually enormous, so ask your server if it's advisable to split a dish with someone else in your party. On weeknights, "boiled shrimp happy hour" is very popular.

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