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Where to Bite Into Some of San Antonio’s Best Bagels

March 3, 2015 by

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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Knife and Fork Gastropub: Craft Beer and Comfort Food in San Antonio

February 10, 2015 by

Knife and Fork Gastropub features a modern take on the traditional pub. They offer an innovative menu of bistro fare along with a nice list of craft brewed beers, free Wi-Fi, and an assortment of games!

Some of the draft beers on tap include Ballast Point Calico Amber Ale, Karbach Weisse Versa Wheat, Big Sky Moose Drool Brown Ale, and Kona Big Wave Golden Ale. If you need a bite to eat, choose from a list that includes a House Burger with bacon, gorgonzola & horseradish cream, a Cuban Sandwich with Swiss cheese & bread & butter pickles, and Seared Ahi Tuna Tacos with chimichurri slaw. Pasta Primavera, Beef Stroganoff, Fish & Chips, Brisket Fried Rice and Roasted Airline Chicken are also offered.

Just a short trip from Retreat at Cross Mountain in San Antonio, Knife and Fork Gastropub is open every day.

Knife and Fork Gastropub
20626 Stone Oak Parkway
San Antonio, TX 78258
(210) 497-7111
www.knifeforkgastropub.com
www.yelp.com/biz/knife-and-fork-gastropub-san-antonio

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Dough Pizzeria: Experience the Flavors of Naples

November 26, 2014 by

San Antonio’s Dough Pizzeria prepares pizzas in the style of those you’ll find in Naples, Italy, and most customers say they are delicious. Many of Dough Pizzeria’s dishes have even been featured on the Food Network!

Start your meal with the mozzarella and burrata bar, Richard’s caprese salad, or the truffle and mascarpone burrata. From the regular menu, try the pork love pizza, the sausage pizza, the fontina pizza, or the Bianca pizza. For a truly authentic Italian dining experience, ask for an egg on top of your pizza. Patrons particularly enjoy the pizza specials, as well.

Dough Pizzeria is open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays.

Dough Pizzeria
6989 Bianco Road
San Antonio, TX 78216
(210) 979-6565
www.doughpizzeria.com
www.yelp.com/biz/dough-pizzeria-napoletana-san-antonio

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Alamo Drafthouse Cinema: Grab a Pint with Your Picture

November 25, 2014 by

Tim and Karrie League started simply, by repurposing an old parking garage into a movie theater using only their hard-working hands a bit of creativity. They dubbed it the Alamo Drafthouse, and started showing second-run movies on its single screen while they served beer and food to their patrons. It wasn't long before their modest endeavor starting garnering buzz in Austin, from legends like Richard Linklater, Harry Knowles, and even Quentin Tarantino, who hosted marathon screenings of his personal movie collections there.

Today, that first theater has expanded to include a few other locations, including one near Retreat at Cross Mountain in San Antonio. The offerings have expanded, as well. Now in addition to first-run features, the Alamo Drafthouse also shows lesser known, classic, independent, and international films. Their list of beers encompasses many local brewers, and the serving process has been streamlined to minimize distractions during the film. In addition to beer, the theater also serves burgers, wraps, snacks, and dessert.

Visit the Alamo Drafthouse website to learn more about this unique movie theater!

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
1255 SW Loop 410
San Antonio, TX 78227
(210) 677-8500
www.drafthouse.com/san_antonio
www.yelp.com/biz/alamo-drafthouse-cinema-san-antonio-5

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Kirby’s Steakhouse: San Antonio Steaks

October 21, 2014 by

Kirby's Steakhouse has been a San Antonio fixture since 1954, having fed a few generations of diners their grain-fed, aged midwestern Prime Beef. Seafood, wine and some yummy sides and desserts are also on their menu, making this a pleasant spot to enjoy a meal.

Kirby's ambiance is casually elegant, with lots of dark wood and white tablecloths. Pick something from their flavorful list of appetizers to get your meal started, like Snow Crab Claws, Oysters Ladybird, Grilled Tequila Shrimp or Fried Pickle Chips. Move on to the main event with an entrée such as Prime Cowboy Cut Ribeye, Blue Ribbon Filet Mignon, Grilled Redfish with Jumbo Lump Crab, or Australian Rack of Lamb. You can also enjoy tasty side dishes including Sauteed Mushrooms, Creamed Spinach and Mushroom Risotto.

Located in San Antonio, Kirby's Steakhouse is open every day.

Kirby's Steakhouse
123 N. Loop 1604 E
San Antonio, TX 78232
(210) 404-2221
www.kirbyssteakhouse.com
www.yelp.com/biz/kirbys-steakhouse-san-antonio

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