San Antonio : Food Tour with Tacos, BBQ & Tex-Mex Classics
Explore San Antonio’s vibrant food culture on a Downtown guided walking tour. Taste authentic Tex-Mex favorites, family-owned specialties, and creative bites while dis...
What to order at Clementine
- Must order
- The Feed Me tasting option, which lets the kitchen build the meal for you.
- Editor tip
- Order the Feed Me option and let the kitchen drive. The dining room is small, so book ahead on OpenTable.
CuisineNew American
Price$$$
Neighborhoodalamo-heights
HoursDinner Tue-Sat, closed Sun-Mon
Phone+12105035121
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Must order: The Feed Me tasting option, which lets the kitchen build the meal for you.
Tip: Order the Feed Me option and let the kitchen drive. The dining room is small, so book ahead on OpenTable.
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Order: Fried chicken, Gulf snapper and a pint of the house-brewed beer.
Tip: Sit near the gleaming brew tanks and order the fried chicken with the house pilsner. The patio fills fast on Pearl market mornings.
Ladino ★ 4.5
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Order: Wood-grilled meats and mezze from the Sephardic-leaning menu.
Tip: Go family-style across the mezze and let the grill section anchor the table. The hummus and the lamb are reliable openers.
La Fonda on Main ★ 4.2
La Fonda on Main is the oldest continuously operating Mexican restaurant in San Antonio, opened by sisters Virginia Berry and Nannie Randall in 1932.
Order: Cheese enchiladas, mole poblano and a margarita on the hacienda patio.
Tip: Ask for a table on the covered patio. The mole poblano is the dish to order if you want something beyond Tex-Mex.
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Order: Enchiladas verdes, fajitas and a frozen margarita on the rooftop.
Tip: Head upstairs to the rooftop bar for downtown views. First Friday in Southtown turns the place into a party.
La Gloria ★ 4.3
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Order: Street tacos, ceviche and elotes on the River Walk patio.
Tip: The patio is the seat to want on a warm evening. Order a spread of antojitos rather than entrees and share.
The Jerk Shack ★ 4.5
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Order: Jerk chicken, curry goat and festival dumplings.
Tip: Lines build at lunch. The jerk chicken is the signature, but the curry goat sells out, so go early if it is what you want.