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Luminaire

A modern spot with a Spanish-inflected menu just south of the Capitol.

Blush

A Southtown brunch spot with Instagram-ready decor.

5Kinokawa

Exhilarating sushi from dynamic chef Billy Kin.

Iyara Thai Cuisine

A Westside spot that's captured our curry-loving hearts.

Big Kat Burgers

There's always a crowd at this Near Southside truck.

Anson 11

A casual bistro downstairs and fine dining upstairs in the historic Anson Mills Building.

Resident Taqueria

Inventive tacos served with Texas hospitality.

The Market Cafe at Bonton Farms

Righteous Southern classics with chef-inspired twists.

San Marcos BBQ

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Parigi

The beloved Oak Lawn bistro gets a refresh with a new chef.

Kinzo

Exquisite sushi in a handsome setting.

Marfa Texas Kitchen

A little bit of West Texas in College Station.

Ling Wu

A true taste of traditional favorites from chef Ling Qi Wu.

La Condesa

A festive downtown spot for interior Mexican.

Ember Kitchen

Playing with fire to great effect in the old Seaholm Power Plant.

Ramen del Barrio

Mexican-Japanese fusion in Hana World Market.

Brisket & Rice

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Leche de Tigre

The Peruvian flavors at this cottage near King William will brighten any day.

Cullum’s Attaboy

Excellent French fare in a diner setting.

Jim’s

A classic San Antonio diner.

Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille

The steaks are great, but don't miss Pork Chop Friday.

The Porch

The Porch has a refreshed menu, expanded hours, and a new patio.

Post at River East

Relax on the patio for share plates and creative cocktails, even when there's no live music.

Rabel’s Roadhouse BBQ

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The Café at the Kimbell Art Museum

Located in the Louis Kahn building, this revamped cafe, formerly known as the Kimbell Buffet before its long closure, is a perfect spot for a light lunch or afternoon tea (and to take a break from all that inspiring art). Yes, you still line up, cafeteria-style, to order, but it’s

Edom Log Cabin

A laid-back spot for down-home comfort food.

Evergreen Food Factory

Excellent Korean food from the owners of Evergreen Coffee.

Cafe 1948

Organic coffees and healthy meals on the square.

Jūn

Imaginative "New Asian American" fare in the Heights.

Rosemeyer Bar-B-Que

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Bar-A-BBQ

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Graffiti Raw

California-inspired fare on California Street.

Gatsby’s Grill

An all-American grill from the Gatsby's Prime enterprise.

El Gallo

A longtime favorite for Tex-Mex comfort food.

Rowdy Creek Ranch

A Piney Woods respite for wine and brisket in many iterations.

Von’s Coffee Shoppe

Von’s makes plant-based eating fun.

Olivella’s

With its recent expansion, there's now even more to love at this longtime pizza joint.

Goat & Vine

A swanky Chicago import in Montgomery Plaza.

Boozie’s

Silly name, solid food.

One Grub Community Diner

An appearance on 'The Big Brunch' has made this longtime vegan eatery a hot spot.

Hill City Chop House

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STK

Big red bulls and big red meat.

Le Petit Cochon

Excellent French food sans white tablecloths.

La Neta

Mexican food Las Vegas style.

Boqueron

Tapas and wine at a little piece of Barcelona in Market Square.

Bufalina

Chewy, properly blistered Neapolitan pies served in a comfortably minimal space.

Boca 31

Delicious empanadas and quesadillas make this lunch-only spot worth a visit.

Cappy’s

Solidly upscale food has elevated Cappy's to cult status in Alamo Heights.

Williams Confectionery Crafts

Like eating at your auntie’s kitchen table.

The Moon’s Daughters

An expansive view and a menu to match.