4 Best Restaurants in Alamo Heights and Brackenridge Park, San Antonio

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We've compiled the best of the best in Alamo Heights and Brackenridge Park - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Boss Bagels

$ | Alamo Heights

Located in Sunset Ridge in Alamo Heights, this little place is big on coffee, tea, and bagels. As in, a case full of every type of bagel imaginable. You can watch the bagels getting made. Get in queue to peruse the offerings and decide exactly what you want when it's your turn to order. Choose from butter, jam, Nutella, or peanut butter spread, or select a 6-ounce house-made schmear. Or go all out with bagel sandwiches Texican Scramble, Slammin' Salmon, Ultimate Grilled Cheese, Aunt Katie's Chicken Salad and more.

6458 N. New Braunfels Ave., San Antonio, TX, 78209, USA
210-504–4888
Known For
  • Custom options including vegan
  • Friendly efficient service
  • An unabashed love for bagels
Restaurant Details
No dinner

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CommonWealth Coffeehouse & Bakery

$ | Alamo Heights

A French twist on the usual coffeehouse scene, with friendly staff, freshly baked bread and pastries in a hip, stylish location within a beautifully renovated historic home in Alamo Heights. They offer breakfast and lunch favorites like croissant béchamel and croque madame, while the robust beverage menu has signature and seasonal coffee and tea varieties. Enjoy your meal on the lovely outdoor patio.

Taco Taco Café

$ | Monte Vista Historic District

If you've never had a breakfast taco, this is the place to try it in San Antonio. Newbies may pause at the number of possibilities, including chorizo and egg, chilaquiles, and migas (eggs scrambled with fried tortilla strips, cheese, and peppers), but first-timers really can't go wrong with a basic potato and egg taco. Breakfast plates, appetizers, soups and salads, and substantial lunch plates round out the taco extravaganza. Don't be afraid of the long lines out the door, as the morning crowds move quickly.

145 E. Hildebrand Ave., San Antonio, TX, 78212, USA
210-822–9533
Known For
  • Long lines in the morning that move fast
  • Lengua de res (beef tongue)
  • Breakfast and all-day tacos

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Twin Sisters Bakery + Cafe

$ | Alamo Heights

This Alamo Heights standard has served fresh, healthy food since 1981. Regulars and visitors love it because it's a neighborhood spot with a tempting bakery case and a varied menu for breakfast and lunch, including some Mexican favorites. The atmosphere is relaxed, friendly, and a bit quirky. Breakfast is a special treat with a good assortment of omelets, including vegetarian, cowboy, and vaquero (Mexican cowboy), plus Mexican favorites like chilaquiles, migas, and even tofu rancheros. Lunch offers homemade soups and freshly made salads and sandwiches. Brunch is served on Saturday only.

6322 N. New Braunfels Ave., San Antonio, TX, 78209, USA
210-822–2265
Known For
  • Tasty baked goods and Mexican breakfasts
  • Great location with free parking
  • Friendly, attentive staff
Restaurant Details
Closed Sun. No dinner

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