Tired of walking into a giant restaurant with, like, 200 people in it? That’s us, too. Try these 21 fun-sized restaurants instead for a more personal dining experience.

Cascabel Mexican Patio 1000 S St Mary’s St, (210) 212-6456, facebook.com/pages/Cascabel-Mexican-Patio Yeah, the inside might be small, but the flavor is big. Don’t forget their beautiful patio. Photo via Instagram / hurtlikepain
Burger Boy Multiple locations, burgerboysa.com Well-established and incredibly well-loved, Burger Boy is a San Antonio classic that will have you coming back for more time and time again. Enjoy their tasty burgers, friendly staff, and quick service. Did we mention they have a drive-thru? Photo via Instagram / mikeystrange
Bear Moon Bakery and Cafe 401 S Main Street, Boerne, (830) 816-2327, bearmoonbakery.com For a short drive, you can enjoy everything the Bear Moon Bakery and Cafe has to offer – quiches, pastries, sandwiches, and other traditional breakfast and brunch options. While you’re in Boerne, enjoy the sights. Photo via Instagram / visitboerne
Il Forno 122 Nogalitos St, (210) 616-2198, ilfornosa.com Pizza + happy hour? Wow! Try these farm-fresh pizzas for inexpensive prices and incredible flavor. Photo via Instagram / kodymelton
Garcia’s 842 Fredericksburg Rd, (210) 735-4525, facebook.com Brisket tacos are the name of the game at Garcia’s, which has been serving San Antonio for more than half a century. Yes, this restaurant is probably older than you. Photo via Yelp / Alex S.
Ocho 1015 Navarro St, (210) 222-2008, havanasanantonio.com If you’re looking for a little bit cooler of a dining experience, Ocho is definitely not divey. They serve up trendy takes on your old favorites. Photo via Instagram / meganbingham
La Sorretina 3330 Culebra Rd, (210) 549-0889, facebook.com La Sorretina is a sweet Italian cafe serving up your favorite Italian classics. Don’t let its hole-in-the-wall nature fool you – you’ll want to recommend it to everyone you know. Photo via Instagram / sadchalupa
Mrs. Kitchen Restaurant and Bakery 2242 E Commerce St, (210) 549-4392, mrskitchensa.com Can you say food coma? There’s a reason that soul food is comforting. Don’t embarrass yourself by forgetting to order their fried catfish or fried chicken. Photo via Instagram / canteeezy
Evans BBQ 21003 Encino Commons, (210) 495-2528, evansbbq.com Were you expecting brisket and potato salad? We know the name doesn’t scream “Indian food served here!” but you’ll be glad you tried this place nonetheless. The butter chicken is a fan-favorite. Photo via Instagram / spicyworldbyarpita
Maria’s Cafe 1105 Nogalitos St, (210) 227-2005, sastad.com/item/marias-cafe Oh, how we wish Maria’s was open past 2pm. There’s a reason this place gets crowded – from the cozy atmosphere to the delicious food, it brings in patrons from open til close. Photo via Instagram / tacoist
2M Smokehouse and Catering 2731 S WW White Rd, (210) 885-9352, 2msmokehouse.com If you happen to be in the mood to try some smokin’ BBQ this summer, 2M is definitely worth your time. Don’t be fooled by the small size – they’ve got big BBQ. Photo via Instagram / _starlightstarbright
Sweet Yams 218 N Cherry St, (210) 229-9267, facebook.com/SweetYamsOrganic If you’ve got a special diet, like vegetarian or gluten-free, Sweet Yams is certainly worth a try. They even have a few options for your omniverious or pescatarian friends as well. Photo via Instagram / sweetyamsorganic Credit: Instagram / sweetyamsorganic
Azro 2211 NW Military Hwy #131, (210) 342-0011, azroafghancuisine.com If you’re unfamiliar with Afghan cuisine, fear not! The staff at Azro will be happy to guide you through ordering. If you’re brave enough, try it by yourself – it’s hard to make a mistake with this menu. Photo via Instagram / ensomoto
Little Jamaica 5490 Walzem Rd, (210) 637-1293, facebook.com/littlejamaicafoods San Antonio isn’t well-known for its Jamaican food, but Little Jamaica is well-known for being authentic. Photo via Instagram / eeshabella25
Kung Fu Noodle 6733 Bandera Rd, (210) 451-5586, facebook.com/pages/Kung-Fu-Noodle You’d better believe that the noodles are hand-pulled at Kung Fu Noodle. Photo via Instagram / mrsmaves
Ro-ho Pork and Bread 8617 N New Braunfels Ave, (210) 800-3487, ro-hoporkandbread.com Pork and bread might sound limited, but the flavor will more than make up for that. Photo via Instagram / enriquevega3
Seoul Asian Food Market and Cafe 1005 Rittiman Rd #1005, (210) 882-1529, facebook.com Seoul Asian Food Market and Cafe has authentic and delicious food for extremely reasonable prices. Enjoy browsing the market portion of the building while you wait for your food to be ready. Photo via Instagram / mayra_sounraj
Viva Vegeria 1422 Nogalitos St, (210) 465-9233, myvegeria.com If you’re vegan, Viva Vegeria is a must-try Mexican place. They even have desserts! Photo via Instagram / theveganroadie
Thai Lao Orchid 20540 TX-46, (830) 438-3379, facebook.com/pages/Thai-Lao-Orchid Thai Lao Orchid has great pad thai and some sushi rolls as well. It’s hard to go wrong with a menu of your favorite Thai classics. Photo via Instagram / foodiesoftexas
Mark’s Outing 1624 E Commerce St, (210) 299-8110, facebook.com/MarksOuting A rival to Burger Boy? Not so fast. You come for the burger and fill up on their famous beans while you wait, then even after you’re stuffed, you still won’t want to share your peach cobbler. Photo via Instagram / lgomez123
Mittman Fine Foods 1125 S Mittman St, (210) 532-3318, facebook.com/pages/Mittman-Fine-Foods This awesome mom and pop shop has been serving up authentic Mexican food to San Antonians no matter how busy they get. Photo via Instagram / _jluda_