3 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.

20nine Restaurant and Wine Bar

$$ | Alamo Heights

Part of the Alamo Quarry Market shopping complex, this upscale spot may make you wonder whether you're going to dinner or a wine tasting. Well, why not have both? The selection of vintages is overwhelming, but the sommelier will help you make the right choices to pair with a small menu of entrées ranging from Stilton-stuffed chicken breast to a NY strip. This is also a great place to wind down from a day at the boutiques with dessert and a glass of port.

Cheesy Jane's

$$ | Alamo Heights

For a smallish place, Cheesy Jane's has a surprisingly varied menu, with big burgers, milk shakes and malts, and nostalgic decor dominating this throwback to old-time malt shops. Flavors for shakes and malts—made with Cheesy Jane's ice cream—include plain vanilla, peppermint, Dreamsicle, chocolate peanut butter, amaretto-espresso, and more. Ground-chuck burgers come in different sizes, with variations like a deluxe bacon burger with applewood-smoked, sugar-cured bacon; a Wurst burger topped with Kiolbassa sausage; and a bean burger with refried beans, cheddar, and Fritos corn chips. Adventurous diners should definitely try the Spicy Splinters—battered and fried slivers of onion and jalapeño peppers.

4200 Broadway, San Antonio, TX, 78209, USA
210-826–0800
Known For
  • Big shakes and malts
  • Grilled burgers including veggie burger
  • Retro-style atmosphere
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon.

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Paloma Blanca

$$ | Alamo Heights

A warm, almost clubby atmosphere lets you know to expect more than the typical Tex-Mex fare at this Alamo Heights mainstay since 1997. Tempting offerings as varied as enchiladas verdes (covered in green tomatillo salsa), tacos de Cameron (grilled shrimp), and pollo con mole (chicken breast in authentic mole de xico sauce) are sure to please. For dessert, the tres leches cake alone is worth the trip.

5800 Broadway St., San Antonio, TX, 78209, USA
210-822–6151
Known For
  • Gluten-free, paleo, vegetarian options
  • Classy, comfortable ambience
  • Tortillas and other ingredients for sale to take home

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