Reviews

Nestled in the quaint area of the Elms at Wurzbach and Lockhill Selma you'll find one of San Antonio's premier Italian Restaurants.  My Top Dish at Milano is

El Papalote means "The Windmill".  You'll see the Windmill on 1604 near StoneOak Blvd.  A very nice, authentic Mexican Restaurant.  I mean "Authentic".  Let me make this very clear!  It's a lot more than a taco & grill.  There are 13 locations in the northern part of Mexico and one of our very own right here

Let me just say "WOW".  Incredible, fantastic!  My Top Dish this month is the Lasagna Famosa atLuciano's Neighborhood Pizzeria and Restaurant .  I've eaten lasagna all over the country and never have I had lasagna this great.  It's  beautiful, tasty and fresh.   The sauce, the meat, the cheese,   "fabulous".   Nonna Lina Centofanti, from Naples italy, where Pizza originated, taught her children

One of my very favorite restaurants to dine at is Chama Gaucha Brazilian Steakhouse on 1604 off Sonterra Blvd.

The Top Dish here is 14 different cuts of meat served to you by neatly dressed gaucho waiters constantly bringing you choice after choice.  The house specialty is

Dip into Something Different!

San Antonio's most  unique dining experience is at The Melting Pot 14855 Blanco Rd. at Bitters.  The Melting Pot will show you the true meaning of dining out not just eating.   My Top Dish is the Pacific Island Big Night Out. This is a "WOW" for a fabulous romantic evening  with someone special.  There's even a Lovers Lane.   Stir things up with

Amorcito means Love.    And you are going to love Amorcito's Restauranton N. 1604 just off Bitters.  Amorcito's is more than a Mexican Restaurant.   First of all it's a beautiful new Spanish looking building that is highly visable from the loop.  The cuisine is incredibly delicious, consistent and the service is impeccable