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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in San Antonio Current and San Antonio Magazine. Updated August 2026.
Zaatar Lebanese Grill · Medical Center
A San Antonio Current critic's pick for pan-Middle Eastern cooking with country-specific variations. Fried kibbeh and sujook are the recommended starters, and the lamb kabob is called out as stunning.
Jerusalem Grill Mediterranean Restaurant-San Antonio · Medical Center
Everything is made from scratch daily, across Persian, Greek and Turkish dishes. Try the hummus topped with falafel, a lamb and chicken gyro platter, or the kibbeh, lamb meatballs stuffed with onion, wheat and pine nuts.
Dallah Mediterranean Cuisine · Medical Center
Lentil soup and shirazi salad make for a light lunch, or go heartier with the chicken or beef shawarma, marinated meat with hummus, garlic sauce and a Greek salad or basmati rice.