The Guenther House
San Antonio, TX 78204
Phone: (210) 227-1061
Fax: (210) 444-7303
Message from The Guenther House
Step back in time when you visit The Guenther House
- Museum
- Store
- Restaurant
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Editorial Review for The Guenther House – by Greg Melikov
The Scene
History buffs are in for a treat; this building dates back one and a half centuries. The original two-story home was completed in 1860 next to founder's Texas Milling Pioneer business. Both thrive today, including the restaurant, which opened in 1988. Check out the company store and museum. Decorative fireplaces are on all three floors, and there are two views of San Antonio River. There are also three tables for carryout patrons and a terrace roof garden for private parties (built in 1927).
The Food
Food is prepared fresh daily. Taco soup isn't too spicy, and boasts plenty of vegetables with chips. Biscuits are light, not too doughy. The beef stew is thick and heavenly. The most popular dishes are champagne chicken enchiladas with tossed salad and chicken salad plate with seasonal fruit. Portions are generous, especially pastries that taste as good as they look. The pecan spicy bun could feed two.
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Insider Tips
Save MoneyDaily special ($6.75) alternates between chicken pot pie, beef stew and pepper steak. All come with salad and choice of four house dressings.
Know Before You GoBreakfast is served all day, while lunch kicks in at 11am, 10am on Sunday.
When to GoBusiest time is 12pm-1pm, when choice of indoor or outdoor seating may be limited.
User Reviews for The Guenther House
05/10/2008 Posted by txnewsgirl
We ended up taking the food to-go because the wait was an hour and 45 minutes! We decided to take the food across the street to a park bench. When we go back, we'll probably do that again. As for the food, it was yummy. The Bacon was really thick, and the Waffle with fresh cream and fresh berries was gone in seconds. If you have plenty of time on your hands... dine in. If not? Get it to-go!
04/06/2008 Posted by bfly01
Even though it is a bit tricky to get to, this place has so much history in one place and the food was wonderful. The service went well beyond expectations and the prices where reasonable. Week days are just as busy as the weekend, so go early, before 9:am. We will be back!
Pros: Wonderful food and service
Cons: hard to find
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