San Antonio, TX
For Fine Dining in San Antonio, the local food press points to Mixtli, Clementine, and Leche de Tigre Cebicheria Peruana. Picks from CultureMap San Antonio and The Infatuation San Antonio, updated June 2026.
Editor’s picks
Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in CultureMap San Antonio and The Infatuation San Antonio. Updated June 2026.
Mixtli · Southtown
Mike Sutter's #1 in San Antonio + Michelin-starred + Infatuation pick. Chef Rico Torres's progressive-Mexican tasting menu changes quarterly by region of Mexico. 'Mixtli' is Nahuatl for cloud.
Clementine · Castle Hills
Mike Sutter's #2 + Infatuation pick. Chef John Russ (James Beard nominee) and pastry chef Elise Russ run a daily-changing 'Feed Me' chef's tasting out of a Castle Hills bungalow.
Leche de Tigre Cebicheria Peruana · Southtown
Mike Sutter's #7 + Infatuation #1 + 2024 CultureMap Restaurant of the Year. The Peruvian cebichería that ran the table on San Antonio's Tastemaker Awards.
Petit Coquin · Southtown
Mike Sutter's #3. Chad Carey's 24-seat French bistro (Empty Stomach Group) earned a rare five-star review in April 2025, the surprise of Sutter's Top 10.
Cullum’s Attaboy · Tobin Hill
Mike Sutter's #5 + Infatuation pick + Michelin Guide. An old-school diner aesthetic serving escargot, buttery omelettes, and proper hollandaise off the St. Mary's strip.
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