From an 82-year-old Tex-Mex mainstay to the last remaining unit in a one-time diner empire, these restaurants specialize in comforting eats with a side of SA history. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX SanAntonioFood SanAntonioRestaurants
Formerly known as The Taco Haven, this Tex-Mex joint has been a Southtown staple for over 50 years. The restaurant is now run by the children and grandchildren of restaurant founders Jerry and Elida Torres.https://tiptopcafe.takeout7.com/Home
De Wese’s has been a staple diner since its first location was founded in the Jefferson area in 1938 by Winnie and Pappy DeWese. The restaurant passed through several generations of the family before being sold in 2016 as the granddaughter of the De Wese legacy, Linda DeWese, went into retirement. Despite the change in ownership, guests can still enjoy the DeWese family’s famous chicken-fried steaks and lemon pies at the restaurant’s original location.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Black Restaurant Week San Antonio kicks off Feb. 26, featuring nearly 30 restaurants, food trucksParticipating restaurants such as Ma Harper’s, Mark's Outing and Southern Roots Vegan Bakery are raising money for the San Antonio Food Bank. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX SanAntonioFood SanAntonioRestaurants BlackRestaurantWeek safoodbank
Read more »
Three San Antonio council members leave meeting ahead of criminal justice reform charter voteSan Antonio voters will decide May 6 whether to decriminalize abortion and marijuana and...
Read more »
Animal Care Services warns of deadly dog disease spreading across San AntonioCanine distemper, which is spread through airborne exposure, is often fatal, according...
Read more »
These San Antonio restaurants will celebrate Mardi Gras with special menus, parties, eventsThe Rustic, Künstler Brewing, Dog and Pony and more are getting in on the Mardi Gras action. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX ThingsToDoInSanAntonio SanAntonioRestaurants SanAntonioFood MardiGras
Read more »
Where are San Antonio's most and least walkable areas?Using data from the Environmental Protection Agency, the San Antonio Express-News has created an easy-to-use map to help you find your way to some of the city's more walkable areas.
Read more »
National Conference on Education, meeting in San Antonio, is listening to the localsArea public education leaders — including SAISD chief Jaime Aquino and college district...
Read more »