The 25 Hottest Restaurants in San Antonio Right Now

No, we're not talking temperature here. We're talking buzz-worthy restaurants that keep a steady flow of enthusiastic foodies and casual diners alike coming through. Dig into this collection of restaurants that are either gaining a following in the local food scene, run by top-notch chefs or simply getting much-deserved buzz for just being damn good. You can’t go wrong with any of these fine options.
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Boiler House Texas Grill & Wine Garden
312 Pearl Pkwy Bldg. 3, (210) 354-4644, boilerhousesa.com
Whether you choose to dine inside or head out to the patio, you’ll be in good hands over at Boiler House. The industrial-chic eatery is all about gourmet American dishes with fine wines to match. It doesn’t matter if it’s the wine or the food that brings you here, just be warned that both will keep you coming back time and time again.
Photo via Instagram / thedomesticman
Boiler House Texas Grill & Wine Garden
312 Pearl Pkwy Bldg. 3, (210) 354-4644, boilerhousesa.com
Whether you choose to dine inside or head out to the patio, you’ll be in good hands over at Boiler House. The industrial-chic eatery is all about gourmet American dishes with fine wines to match. It doesn’t matter if it’s the wine or the food that brings you here, just be warned that both will keep you coming back time and time again.
Photo via Instagram / thedomesticman
Bite
1012 S Presa St, (210) 532-2551, biterestaurantsa.com
Found in Southtown, this stylish eatery serves up French-Chilean small plates and decked-out cocktails. Headed by chef Lisa Astorga-Watel, the space is complete with colorful, artsy decor that is reflective of the neighborhood. Best of all, Astorga-Watel keeps it fun with inventive takes on classic staples. You’ll have a blast here.
Photo via Instagram / biterestaurantsa
Bite
1012 S Presa St, (210) 532-2551, biterestaurantsa.com
Found in Southtown, this stylish eatery serves up French-Chilean small plates and decked-out cocktails. Headed by chef Lisa Astorga-Watel, the space is complete with colorful, artsy decor that is reflective of the neighborhood. Best of all, Astorga-Watel keeps it fun with inventive takes on classic staples. You’ll have a blast here.
Photo via Instagram / biterestaurantsa
Barbaro
2720 McCullough Ave, (210) 320-2261, barbarosanantonio.com
Wood-fired pizza always sounds delicious, so good thing it’s always available at Barbaro. With the ability to add creative toppings and sip on a libation from the full bar, you’d be silly not to flock to this restaurant sometime soon.
Photo via Instagram / sabarbaro
Barbaro
2720 McCullough Ave, (210) 320-2261, barbarosanantonio.com
Wood-fired pizza always sounds delicious, so good thing it’s always available at Barbaro. With the ability to add creative toppings and sip on a libation from the full bar, you’d be silly not to flock to this restaurant sometime soon.
Photo via Instagram / sabarbaro
Hop & Vine
5619 W Loop 1604 N Suite 109, (210) 878-4071, hopandvinesa.com
Alamo Ranch may be littered with fast food places galore, but there are actually some solid dining options. Consider stopping in at Hop & Vine for American comfort food with a creative twist, paired with craft beer or a glass of wine if you’d like. Complete with industrial-chic decor, this chill spot is worth traveling through Alamo Ranch traffic, trust us.
Photo by s.a.foodie via Instagram / hopandvinesa
Hop & Vine
5619 W Loop 1604 N Suite 109, (210) 878-4071, hopandvinesa.com
Alamo Ranch may be littered with fast food places galore, but there are actually some solid dining options. Consider stopping in at Hop & Vine for American comfort food with a creative twist, paired with craft beer or a glass of wine if you’d like. Complete with industrial-chic decor, this chill spot is worth traveling through Alamo Ranch traffic, trust us.
Photo by s.a.foodie via Instagram / hopandvinesa
Silo Elevated Cuisine & Bar
1133 Austin Hwy, (210) 824-8686, siloelevatedcuisine.com
With no shortage of sister restaurants scattered across town, you won’t have to go far to take in the goodness of Silo. The elevated bistro keeps diners happy with New American fare, as well as wine and brunch. For an extra cool meal, grab a drink on the lower level.
Photo via Instagram / oveja_negra_koy
Silo Elevated Cuisine & Bar
1133 Austin Hwy, (210) 824-8686, siloelevatedcuisine.com
With no shortage of sister restaurants scattered across town, you won’t have to go far to take in the goodness of Silo. The elevated bistro keeps diners happy with New American fare, as well as wine and brunch. For an extra cool meal, grab a drink on the lower level.
Photo via Instagram / oveja_negra_koy