I went for the cake. The tres leches. It was dry. I never had a dry tres leches. My daughter enjoyed her chicken Quesadilla. I enjoyed the seafood soup.
Patron this establishment often as a family outing. The food, service and drinks are good.
Pre-COVID San Antonio's used to be my "go-to spot" for Happy Hour. The vibe was great, staff friendly, most importantly prices reasonable. Post-COVID Happy Hour no longer exists, yes, they still have great margaritas at a discount but that is it. No short menu specials on appetizers, beer, etc. I was there for my birthday so we splurged this is the breakdown. 2 appetizers, 5 margaritas, 4 shots of Don Julio, 4 Coronas, a to-go salad, and a to-go quesadilla = with gratuity included $309.00. It was a great time, food, and fun for sure but next time cutting back on the alcohol consumption.
Three friends stopped for dinner after youth basketball practice. Very loud as coeds from Catholic University we’re having a good time at the table behind us. Food was good. Servers were kept on their toes as we had an in house order and a takeout,each paid separately, and they got them right. Pretty good place, but loud with a crowd.
I use to love this place but now the menu is different and the happy hour is gone. Also the taste is off. The Cajun items were better the Mexican dishes. But the saving grace is the margaritas
Can't go wrong with the beer and fajitas here. It's basically a tex mex dive bar and I'm okay with that ??
Always a great spot to chill during the week. You have to have a taste for the Sanatonia experience. I always order the margaritas ? on the rocks and salt the rim, they do offer frozen. Get ANYTHING TACO MY FRIEND!!! ? ?
Good for Mega Margs; standard food
The best frozen swirls are here $8 for a mega glass! that's a nice priceMango, strawberry and limeAlso the best buffalo wings and quesadillas.
When go to it always the best Service love this place