Southtown is home to a plethora of restaurants, many of where it’s not difficult to rack up a high bill. However, if you know where to look and what to look for, dining in the area doesn’t have to be expensive. Here’s 15 restaurants in Southtown where you can fill up for a reasonable price.
Madhatters Tea House & Cafe 320 Beauregard St, (210) 212-4832 There’s nothing on the menu at Madhatters that’s over $15, so grab a cup of tea, order up a tasty sandwich and be thankful that this place exists. Photo via Instagram/a_mart08
La Frite Belgian Bistro 728 S Alamo St, (210) 224-7555 You can grab almost anything off La Frite’s lunch menu for for around $11-$14, including a plate of mussels and fries. The dinner might take a bit of selectivity, but it’s definitely still possible to get full at La Frite for $15 at supper time. Photo via Instagram/culinariasa
Hot Joy 1014 S Alamo St, (210) 368-9324 Hot Joy has plenty of menu items under $15 to choose from, however, you could visit the eatery on Wednesday and fuel up on $6 chicken wings, leaving room in your budget for some Sho Chiku Bai sake or a locally crafted beer. Photo via Instagram/hotjoysa
B&D Ice House 1004 S Alamo St, (210) 225-9801 Everything on B&D’s menu is under $10, so you can surely load up on some smoked meats and a side for a reasonable price. Photo via Instagram/jaykimphotography
Torres Taco Haven 1032 S Presa St, (210) 533-2171 Play your cards right, and you can grab both dinnerand a margarita for $15 at Torres Taco Haven. Photo via Instagram/carmonafortexas
The Station Cafe 701 S St Mary’s St, (210) 444-2200 Pick up a soup, sandwich or pizza that won’t disappoint or break your budget. Photo via Instagram/sew_awesome
La Focaccia Italian Grill 800 S Alamo St, (210) 223-5353 During lunch hours, you can fill up on Italian favorites like Chicken and Eggplant Parmigiana or Manicotti for under $15. You can also grab a pizza around the $12 range. Photo via Instagram/mymtx85
Señor Veggie 620 South Presa, (210) 228-0073 Eating fresh doesn’t have to be costly. Most dishes on Señor Veggie’s menu are around the $10-$12 range, leaving a few bucks left for a vegan dessert. Photo via Instagram/paulinadls
Rosario’s Mexican Cafe Y Cantina 910 S Alamo St, (210) 223-1806 If you only have $15 to spend, your options are still vast at Rosario’s. Photo via Instagram/rosariossa
Brigid 803 S St Mary’s St, (210) 263-7885 Not all menu items are fifteen-dollar friendly, but you can still enjoy most of the brunch menu and a few dishes for supper. Photo via Instagram/safoodbites
Bite 1012 S Presa St, (210) 532-2551 You can dive right into Bite’s brunch menu with $15, but you may want to stay away from dinner entrees, unless you can fork over an extra dollar for the Salmon Cuadrado or Pato Olivo. Photo via Instagram/safoodies
Tito’s Restaurant 955 S Alamo St, (210) 212-8226 There’s only a couple dishes on Tito’s menu that go over the $15 mark, so indulge without the guilt. Photo via Instagram/tacotrail
Alamo Street Eat Bar 609 S Alamo St, (210) 227-2469 The food truck park is home to several food trucks where you can get some good eats a good price. Photo via Instagram/aprilmchll
Stella Public House 1414 S Alamo St, (210) 277-7047 This farm-to-table restaurant has several small plates and salads to choose from, as well as sausage, margherita and pepperoni pizzas that are all under $15. Photo via Instagram/stellapublichouse
Cascabel Mexican Patio 1000 S St Mary’s St, (210) 212-6456 Cascabel is an inexpensive with delicious food, mostly under the $10 price range. Photo via Instagram/timthegirl