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by San Antonio Current Staff

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Historical San Antonio house for sale was once home to hotelier who restored the Crockett Hotel

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Historical San Antonio house for sale was once home to hotelier who restored the Crockett Hotel

27 great San Antonio restaurants flying just under the radar

By San Antonio Current Staff

El Nogal
1605 N. Saint Mary's St., (210) 225-8356, facebook.com/pages/El-Nogal-Mexican-Restaurant/580450378760552
El Nogal is a staple among locals on the north side of downtown. Other than their tasty signature Carne Asada plate — which comes complete with two homemade tortillas and rice and refried beans — El Nogal also makes a mean club sandwich and a San Antonio-style hamburguesa with jalapeños. This spot is one that you don't want to miss.

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Historical San Antonio house for sale was once home to hotelier who restored the Crockett Hotel

Historical San Antonio house for sale was once home to hotelier who restored the Crockett Hotel

El Nogal
1605 N. Saint Mary's St., (210) 225-8356, facebook.com/pages/El-Nogal-Mexican-Restaurant/580450378760552
El Nogal is a staple among locals on the north side of downtown. Other than their tasty signature Carne Asada plate — which comes complete with two homemade tortillas and rice and refried beans — El Nogal also makes a mean club sandwich and a San Antonio-style hamburguesa with jalapeños. This spot is one that you don't want to miss.

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