Restaurant Reviews

Tokyo Cowboy's food satisfies with pan-Asian flavors, even if its name is a little misleading

Tokyo Cowboy sports an impressive menu of Japanese whiskies and a kitchen that turns out dishes that range around the Pacific Rim, from Spam to Sukiyaki burgers.

By Ron Bechtol

Nothing shouts "Tokyo" at Tokyo Cowboy Whisky Diner, the recent addition to downtown San Antonio's dining scene. Don't go expecting the labyrinthine alleyways of Netflix's charming Midnight Diner or the neon-washed boulevards featured in other on-screen depictions of the teeming metropolis...

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San Antonio's most Instagram-worthy bars and restaurants

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By San Antonio Current Staff

Best Quality Daughter
602 Avenue A, (210) 819-4236, bestqualitydaughter.com
This “New Asian-American” spot boasts maximalist decor featuring custom wallpaper in punchy colors and neon signs —perfect for your new profile photo background.
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Your San Antonio dining bucket list for the rest of 2023

San Antonio’s food scene is ever-evolving — and that applies to more than grand openings. Local mainstays are regularly shaking things up…

By San Antonio Current Staff

Gimme Gimme
803 S. St. Mary's St., instagram.com/bargimmegimme
Gimme Gimme, along with wine bar A Perfect Day, took over Francis Bogside’s former space in Southtown this summer. Gimme Gimme hit the ground running with a full menu of cocktails and menu items including cheese curds, burgers and frito pie. But the real draw is the Wednesday steak night featuring a Texas ribeye with duck fat waffle fries. Here’s our first look.
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The most-anticipated bars and restaurants coming to San Antonio by the end of 2023

San Antonio is always growing, and the food scene is no exception. Local restaurateurs — as well as companies from outside the…

By San Antonio Current Staff

Make Ready Market
711 Broadway, makereadymarket.com
Downtown-area food hall Make Ready Market is tentatively scheduled to open this fall. Make Ready’s tenants include the already open Mila Coffee, which has its own standalone space at 203 W. 8th Street, with additional vendors including Sofia’s Pizzeria, Four Brothers, Venezuelan Kitchen and Thai Bird.
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All the beautiful people we saw at Whiskey Business 2023

During Friday's Whiskey Business 2023, San Antonio food and whiskey lovers had a great time exploring the historic With museum while sampling…

By San Antonio Current Staff

All the beautiful people we saw at Whiskey Business 2023
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