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SONJA’S

424 N. Chaparral, at Schatzel
(361-884-7774)
Lunch Sun–Fri 11–3. Closed Sat.
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(From January 2011) This heart-of-downtown lunchroom is perhaps the most underappreciated restaurant in town. Motherly Sonja Silvertooth presides over an impeccably neat corner location, experienced service, and a menu that features traditional European specialties, pastries that are works of art, and a variety of salads and hearty sandwiches. Our favorites from the regular menu of hot lunches are the schnit-zels—a choice of tender pan-fried chicken or pork accompanied by spaetzle—and a German three-wurst sampler with both red cabbage and plain sauerkraut and a fine warm potato salad. It will take strong willpower to resist a slice of one of Sonja’s cakes or pies. BYOB.

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TANGO TEA ROOM

505 S. Water, behind Memorial Coliseum
(361-883-9123)
Open Mon-Thur 10-7, Fri & Sat 10-9. Closed Sun.
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(From March 2011) New owners have taken over this eclectic throwback to the sixties; sharing space with the Yin Yang Fandango lifestyle shop, this little eatery retains its largely (but not entirely) vegan menu and imposing variety of teas. It was a pleasure to sample the butternut squash and apple soup (a light, tart broth), and we were relieved to find the popular shredded chicken salad, enhanced with sun-dried tomatoes and cilantro, still on the menu and as good as we remembered. The rich pastries tempt one to abandon all thoughts of calorie counting.

Sunday, April 29th, 2012, 1:38 pm
Patrick says:
Interesting eclectic very casual place to eat. I had a to-die-for vegetarian chili...hot, spicy and packed with flavor...surprisingly filling. Inexpensive.

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