From the Tex-Mex flair to the classic American comfort food, you'll find plenty of food options in southern Texas. Broaden your horizons with Japanese or Korean cuisine or enjoy the rich flavors of Italian cooking. Find a new place to eat with one of the best restaurants in San Antonio.

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Bistro09

While you might not think of San Antonio when you're in the mood for French cuisine, this eatery offers a delightful variety of flavors for French entrees. Stick with a staple like duck confit or give elk burgers a try. Don't miss out on a mouth-watering Sunday brunch with eggs Benedict and many other traditional French foods.

2M Smokehouse

Texas barbeque brings in people from all over the world, and this restaurant does it right. In fact, come here during the busy time, and you'll see a line around the building. The only days this eatery is open is Thursday through Sunday from 11:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Traditional barbeque is mixed with Tex-Mex for an unforgettable taste. Along with baby back ribs and potato salad, you'll find jalapeno cornbread and chorizo on the menu.

Range

When you think of Texas food, you probably at least consider steaks. You'll find steakhouses all around the city, but you just can't beat Range if you want a steak done right. Using minimal spices, the natural flavor and juiciness comes through while quality cuts ensure you get a meal that tantalizes your taste buds. Nothing pairs with steak quite like seafood, and the list on the menu is quite extensive. Of course, you'll get a little Mexican flavor thrown in, as seen in the lobster enchiladas.

Battalion

Nothing says comfort food quite like Italian, and Battalion makes you think of home in a fine dining atmosphere. Handmade pasta makes mouth-watering dishes with lasagna and spaghetti. The classic eggplant parmesan is always a hit as well as the bucatini ai frutti di mare which includes octopus and clama.

Down on Grayson

If eating on a stone patio while drinking margaritas appeals to you, Down on Grayson is the place to go. The atmosphere entices you, but it's the food that keeps you coming back. Top sirloins melt in your mouth while chicken sandwiches and fish tacos offer more variety to suit a range of palettes.

Guenther House

If you're looking for a one-stop shop for your day, make plans to visit Guenther House. Along with a restaurant that features deli sandwiches and breakfast tacos, you'll find a store and museum galleries. Enjoy your meal outside on the coverage patio with a amazing view. Finish off with one or two of the house made cookies before you leave.

Magnolia Pancake House

This is the place to go if breakfast is your main meal or if you just love pancakes. With a history that spans over two decades, they must be doing something right. First-time visitors will want to start with the famous buttermilk pancakes while you might want to try a pfannkuchen on a return trip. This pancake is a Bavarian puffed pancake with spices and topped with whipped cream and a little powdered sugar.

Serving breakfast to dinner and late-night meals, you'll find numerous restaurants in San Antonio. Try a different one every time you go out and add a few new ones to your list of favorites.