22 Essential Blanco Restaurants You Should've Tried By Now
From Stone Oak to all the way down to the Fredericksburg intersection, we've rounded up all the Blanco Road eateries that are either loved by most or are must-trys.
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Wild Goji
7115 Blanco Road, Suite #110, (210) 277-0638, wildgojisatx.com
Offering bento boxes, dozens of sushi rolls, ramen and more, Wild Goji brings tasty Japanese fare to you in a chic eating space. Stop by during the week for happy hour specials.
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Las Nieves
4310 Blanco Road, (210) 735-9884, lasnievesfruitcupssa.com
Though better known for its Hildebrand location, you’ll find plenty of shaved ice, fruit cups, aguas frescas, changos, rusas and more. If you can’t choose just one (or even two or three), be sure to keep on coming back to try it all. (You won’t be able to resist this antojo. Trust us.)
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Blanco BBQ
13259 Blanco Road, (210) 251-2602, blancobbq.com
Whether you go for the combo or order by the pound, your stomach will be treated to some good ass barbecue at this Blanco spot. Whatever you order – chicken, ribs, brisket, ham, pulled pork, and sausage – will have you lickin’ your fingers and keep you coming back for more.
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Ilsong Garden
6905 Blanco Road, (210) 366-4508, ilsonggarden.com
Stop by for delicious, guilt-free Korean fare made with vegetable oil. Whether you go the noodle or stir-fry route, we promise you’ll love every bite. If you really want to go all out, order up the Korean-style BBQ and prepare to be amazed.
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Bedoy’s Bakery
803 W Hildebrand Ave, (210) 736-2253, bedoysbakery.com
With more than 50 years in the business, Bedoy’s brings homemade goodies as a family-owned business. Known for its traditional Rosca de Reyes and Pan De Muerto, this pan dulce is made fresh daily and never disappoints.
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Lucky Noodle
8525 Blanco Road, (210) 267-9717
A sister location to Kungfu Noodle, this Blanco spot makes hand-pulled noodles for that extra fresh taste. Featuring an open kitchen area, you’ll be amazed to see the process and will appreciate the noodles even more after the first slurp.
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Guajillo’s The Shortcut to Mexico
1001 Northwest Loop 410, (210) 344-4119, guajillos.com
Guajillo’s is the spot to go whenever you want traditional Mexican fare or creative twists on classic dishes. Oh, and you can also indulge in a Margarita Lunch (any lunch special paired with a margarita).
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Choke Canyon Bar-B-Q
21510 Blanco Road, (210) 497-7235
With an original location between Pleasanton and Three Rivers in an even smaller town, Choke Canyon comes to the big city with its delicious meats and sides in tow. Yes, it’s a drive, but it’s also worth it.
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Sawasdee Thai Cuisine
6407 Blanco Road, (210) 979-9110, sawasdeethaicuisinetx.com
This menu, largely vegetarian-friendly, offers plenty of Thai options for lovers of the cuisine as well as curious newbies. If you’re at all intrigued, stop by for weekly lunch specials from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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El Mirasol
13489 Blanco Road, (210) 479-8765, elmirasolsa.com
A sister eatery to Alamo Heights’ Soluna, El Mirasol offers an elevated (but still traditional) take on the Mexican cuisine. Opened in 1979, this post lets you take advantage of lunch specials as well as authentic bites like nopalitos and ceviche.
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