San Antonio isn’t necessarily known for its Thai cuisine, but you wouldn’t know that by visiting Thai Hut Restaurant. This authentic Thai fare eatery serves all of your favorite noodle dishes, warming curries, and refreshing boba teas, and everything is available at your choice of spice levels depending on how adventurous your palate may be. Popular Thai and Asian-fusion dishes like pad Thai, sesame chicken, and pad see ew are some of the best selling menu options, and there are also a number of different appetizers to share with friends.

If you choose to eat in the restaurant, Thai Hut’s relaxing, stylish dining room and numerous seating options make it a casual spot for lunch or dinner out. Thai Hut also offers delivery and takeout on anything on the menu, which makes it a great dinner option to enjoy while watching your favorite weekly TV shows at home.

Thai Hut Restaurant
2602 N Loop 1604 W
San Antonio, TX 78248
(210) 764-0597
www.thethaihut.com
www.yelp.com/biz/thai-hut-san-antonio-2

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New Yorkers rave that their bagels are the best in the country, but San Antonio has a few bagel shops that could give the East Coast a run for its money. If you love a doughy everything bagel with a generous shmear of cream cheese, these are some of best places to find it in San Antonio city limits.

Bagel Factory
Whether you prefer an egg-topped breakfast sandwich or a plain bagel with a flavorful spread, you’ll find both at the Bagel Factory. This family-friendly eatery is conveniently located in the Galleria Oaks strip mall, and it has a few small tables both inside and outside. The self-serve bagel station also makes it fast and easy to take your bagel to-go.
15909 San Pedro Ave., San Antonio, TX 78232; (210) 499-0100

Big Apple Bagels
If you crave the taste of an authentic New York bagel, Big Apple Bagels is one of the best places to get your fix in San Antonio. The bagels here feature crusty outer shells, dense, chewy insides and a wide variety of flavors from which to choose.
300 E. Houston St., San Antonio, TX 78205; (210) 227-2227

Chicago Bagel and Deli
For those who prefer the Windy City’s bagels to the Big Apple’s, Chicago Bagel and Deli offers soft, fluffy bagels in a number of different styles. Order one topped with Vienna beef for a truly authentic experience.
10918 Wurzbach Road, San Antonio, TX 78230; (210) 691-2245

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If you’re a fan of organic foods and hormone-free, grass-fed meats, you’ll like Green Fields Market. Most regular patrons of Green Fields like the market’s small size, which makes it easy to find the items you want and checkout with a minimal wait. That makes Green Fields Market the perfect place to stop when you just need to pick up a few things on the way home from a long day at work. Patrons have been impressed with the cheese, meat, and dairy selection here, and say that Green Fields carries most of the more common organic food items.

Some customers have said that Green Fields Market is overpriced, but others point out their prices are in line with those of other markets selling organic foods. They acknowledge that the prices for many items are actually cheaper than at other markets. Green Fields Market is open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week.

Green Fields Market
19239 Stone Oak Parkway
San Antonio, TX 78258
(210) 495-4644
www.greenfieldsmarketonline.com
www.yelp.com/biz/green-fields-market-san-antonio

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