(210) 223-1806
910 S Alamo St
San Antonio,
TX
78205
29.415
-98.4897
Neighborhoods: Central San Antonio, King William
What People Are Saying About Rosario's
The Editor
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The Scene – Tourists and locals of all ages chow down at lunch and dinner, but the scene becomes younger and hipper as day turns to night. The decor evokes a sense of playful fun, thanks to touches like a neon-accented bar, purple ceiling and wall covered in maracas. – – The Food – For a light starter, order the tangy and fresh-tasting seviche served with avocado and thick homemade tostadas. Leave plenty of time if you want to fully enjoy the enchiladas de mole--slow chewing will unleash the subtle hints of cinnamon, chocolate and other secret spices. You'll have a…
09/12/09
Great Roasted Salsa!
by Tejas
Have been to Rosarios several times and haven't been disappointed. If you haven't figured it out yet, I think they have about the best fire-roasted salsa in "Tex-Mex City, USA" (aka, San Antonio), which is quite an accomplishment. The other great thing about Rosarios is that you can eat, drink and dance without leaving the place - nice to be able to make a night of it in the same establishment. Highly recommended.
- Pros: Good chips, good marg's, great fire-roasted salsa
- Cons: Parking, but no complaints once inside!
09/07/09
Seriously, Don't Wait
by MXMI
First I called to ask if I needed reservations. Answer was an abrupt "NO" and then he hung up on me. So we show up and ask for a table, granted on First Friday. The hostess says thirty minute wait for a table for two. An hour and fifteen minutes later, we are lead to "The Cave." It's a basement with a few tables. It smells musty and quite disgusting. I ask the hostess if she's joking. She smirks and asks if we want to wait longer? Seriously who thought it was a good idea to have tables down in the basement. Voices echo, so dont try having a private conversation. The only good thing about being seated downstairs was the attentive waiter. I think he felt sorry for the unlucky bunch of us stashed down there like unwanted guests. To top it off, the food was not worth the wait.
- Pros: Southtown Location is hip
- Cons: So so food is not worth the wait.
09/06/09
Great Atmosphere and Food!
by BryRee
Rosario's is a great Mexican restaurant! The atmosphere is festive and colorful, and the food is always excellent. They have GREAT margaritas and I love the smoky flavor of their salsa. I would definitely recommend this place - a San Antonio classic!
- Pros: Best Salsa in town!
The Details on Rosario's
When to Go:
A salsa and merengue band plays every Friday beginning at 10:15pm; a jazz band plays Saturdays, starting at 8pm.
Save Time:
The bathrooms are located down a long, snaking hallway that you enter through an unmarked door to the left of the stage.
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