North San Antonio is filled with a diverse array of dining options designed to suit the equally diverse selection of locals. Families, students, doctors and professionals populate this area, demanding restaurants that fit into all ends of the culinary (and budgetary) spectrum. Eclectic palates might find satisfaction at Antlers Lodge, Bolo’s Rotisserie Grille, Kona Grill and Silo’s Elevated Cuisine, while those who enjoy a more traditional and predictable dining experience might enjoy visiting Ounce Steakhouse or Italian staples like Aldo’s Ristorante and Colonna’s Ristorante. For the younger set or anyone seeking a dining room with a pulse, Houlihan’s and Maggiano’s often do the trick.
Featured North San Antonio Restaurants
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14855 Blanco Rd. #110, San Antonio TX 78216
 1.877.546.4341
Fondue.
The Melting Pot offers a special dining experience that you won’t find at anywhere else. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere, private tables, attentive service, fine wines, and a fabulous four course fondue dinner.
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North San Antonio Restaurants
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Aldo's Ristorante Italiano
8539 Fredrickburg Rd., San Antonio TX 78229
Italian.
A San Antonio classic restaurant that just gets better with age. Aldo's Ristorante Italiano caters to everyone's taste: business people out to impress a client, renewed-vow couples gazing in the intimate dining room and young professionals supping under the grandeur of the tree-covered patio. This is a place for true Italian food in a legendary San Antonio setting.
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9800 Hyatt Resort Dr., San Antonio TX 78251
Eclectic.
Aptly named for a remarkable chandelier created from 500 pairs of naturally shed antlers, Antlers Lodge in the Hyatt Hill Country Resort offers an eclectic menu and a warm, friendly dining experience. Enlivening traditional Texas cuisine with flavorful twists, diners can sup on dishes like chicken fried oysters, kabobs with sweet potato and cactus hash, USDA prime filet mignon with amber ale caramelized onion sauce or venison loin with smoked tomato coulis.
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Bolo's Rotisserie Grille
9821 Collonade Blvd., San Antonio TX 78230
Eclectic.
Bolo’s Rotisserie Grille is one of the few San Antonio restaurants to snatch the prestigious AAA 4 Diamond award for its impressive Texas "hill country" cuisine. Local San Antonians come to sample regional wild game, while visitors scramble to get reservations at this down-home, upscale San Antonio eatery.
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Colonna's Ristorante
4939 NW Loop 410, San Antonio TX 78229
Italian.
Colonna’s Ristorante is a great post-work hangout and a hassle-free family outing space. This casual San Antonio Italian restaurant is a good bet for families and large groups in search of delicious and affordable fare, especially with the sizeable, inventive list of pizzas, pastas and entrees.
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Houlihan's
938 N. Loop 1604, West San Antonio TX 78232
American.
San Antonio's first outpost of the Kansas-based chain Houlihan's has popped up in San Antonio. Houlihan's is an energetic eatery that's much more than just another casual bar and restaurant. Watch the game inside while dining on delicious itty-bitty burgers or tuna wontons. Soak up the sun with a beer on the patio overlooking the private greens of the Sonterra South 18 golf course.
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123 N. Loop 1604, San Antonio TX 78232
Steakhouse.
An award-winning San Antonio dining option, Kirby’s Prime Steakhouse impresses with flawless preparations of fresh seafood and mid-western, grain-fed, aged prime beef. The wine cellar summons envy with over 3,000 bottles of New and Old World wines to enjoy sans food or pair with entrées from the diverse menu.
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15900 La Cantera Pkwy., San Antonio TX 78256
Contemporary American/Sushi.
Diversity is the name of the game at Kona Grill in San Antonio. Mainstream American cuisine, internationally influenced fare and an award-winning selection of sushi populate the lofty menu in this fun and casually elegant restaurant. Approachable prices make this a popular destination.
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2427 Vance Jackson Rd., San Antonio TX 78213
Mexican/Southwestern.
La Fogata stands out from its brethren in the San Antonio Mexican restaurant scene by offering mouthwatering, authentic Mexican cuisine in an award-winning setting. Lush patios, cantera stone columns and bubbling fountains create a beautiful stage for satisfying the palate with richly flavorful fare.
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17603 Interstate 10 W., San Antonio TX 78257
Italian.
Large groups gravitate towards Maggiano’s San Antonio for reasonably priced, meant-for-sharing portions of passable Italian cuisine. This family-style Italian restaurant in downtown San Antonio features a lively, convivial atmosphere that’s conducive to relaxing with a good group of friends or family.
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1401 N. Loop 1604 W., Suite 105, San Antonio TX 78258
Steakhouse.
An elegant and chic option for steakhouse cuisine in San Antonio, Ounce Steakhouse has earned a following for creative entrees crafted from high quality steaks and seafood. All of the steaks are aged 28 days and broiled at 1,800 degrees to please demanding palates with the finest flavors. A list of award-winning wines presents ample pairing opportunities.
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434 N. Loop 1604 W., San Antonio TX 78232
Eclectic.
Sleek, minimalist black & white décor and crystal-globe chandeliers set an impressive stage for dining at Silo Elevated Cuisine – 1604. Creative preparations of world-class cuisine even earned Silo a place on the list of Zagat’s 2007 Top American Restaurants. Brunch, lunch and dinner all feature both higher-end and moderately priced options for diners to enjoy.
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9867 IH-10 W., San Antonio TX 78230
Japanese.
Traditional dishes and creative interpretations of Japanese cuisine make Sushi Zushi a popular San Antonio dining choice. While relaxing in the friendly, contemporary bistro setting, patrons can sup on the well-crafted dishes, enjoy attentive service and search for a favorite potable on the list of over 50 sakes.
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Sushihana
1810 NW Military Hwy., San Antonio TX 78213
Japanese.
Sushihana in San Antonio offers contemporary Japanese cuisine in stylish, minimalist setting. Start off with the Swirling Shrimp, 3 tiger prawns wrapped in lightly fried rice noodles, then move on to entrees – the standouts include the Volcano roll, bento box and beef ribeye teriyaki. Orange miso sea bass and seafood udon not to be missed either.
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