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report DINING Boudro’s on the R iver Wal an Cuisine k Green’s Vegetari Food in the Alamo City biga’s Craving food with a view? Head to Biga on the Banks, named one of “America’s Best Restaurants” by Gourmet magazine. Chef/owner Bruce Auden, dean of local chefs and early instigator of New Southwestern cooking, presides over the innovative menu, an Asian/Southwest fusion of eclectic dishes sure to please the palate (while Biga’s river vistas are sure to please the eyes). 203 South St. Mary’s St., 210-225-0722, www.biga.com. bistro vatel You don’t have to pluck a duck for good cassoulet – Damien Watel, the chef at this French bistro, is happy to prepare one for you. His wine list is carefully selected, and prix fixes lunches and dinners are offered, with less traditional dishes alongside elegant classics. Watel, interestingly, is a descendant of one of Louis XIV’s chefs. 218 E. Olmos Dr., 210-828-3141, www.bistrovatel.com. The menu at this Texas bistro is an up-market adventure starring Gulf seafood and mesquite-grilled meats. The guacamole is made tableside, and cocktails are smart variations on Southwestern standbys. 421 E. Commerce St., 210-224-8484, www.boudros.com. green Green’s new American vegetarian cuisine is based on comfort foods like steak ‘n eggs (chicken-fried wheat-meat with vegan gravy) and the monster pb&j: peanut butter, jalapeno jelly and vegan sausage on toasted whole wheat bread. 1017 N. Flores St., 210-320-5865, www.greensanantonio.com. Here, Mexican los barrios tradition is enlivened by a dash of innovation, resulting in dishes that are familiar but wholly unique. Co-owner Diana Barrios Treviño is often on site to provide recommendations; live music plays on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. 4223 Blanco Rd., 210-732-6017. Rosario’s, in its burst of color, rightfully buzzes at the gateway to the Blue Star Arts District. Just walk inside for a mouthful of roasted tomato salsa, an eyeful of a featured artist’s work and, on Friday nights, an earful of live music with Latin rockers Geno (Saturday nights feature jazz). Lunch and dinner present south-of-the-border staples, prepared fresh daily with handpicked produce and imported chiles, explaining Rosario’s 15-year staying power on the San Antonio dining scene. 910 S. Alamo St., 210-223-1806, www.rosariossa.com. Turquoise Turkish Grill and Southwest flavors fuse here in the form of blue crab spring rolls, chickenfried oysters and green chile orzo “mac and cheese. A well-rounded wine list ” complements your selection at brunch, lunch or dinner. Call ahead as hours may vary between Silo’s two locations – and reservations are recommended – but drop in anytime for a specialty drink from the bar. Select nights, sip it to the sound of live music. 1133 Austin Hwy., 210-824-8686; 434 N. 1604 Loop W., 210-483-8989; www.siloelevatedcuisine.com. rosario’s turquoise turkish grill The flavors here are similar to other Middle Eastern cuisines, but with a subtle, smoky twist. Start with the mixed appetizer plate (baba ganoush, tabouleh and Turkish potato salad). 3720 N.W. Loop 410, 210-736-2887, www.turquoisegrill.com. boudro’s casbeers Casbeers is a local tradition for enchiladas, burgers, steak and nachos as well as live music five nights a week. Try the Kinky Friedman Utopia Burger, a half-pound of Texas beef, cheese and grilled onions on rye bread. 1719 Blanco Rd., 210-732-3511, www.casbeers.com. silo Everything about this eatery is artful, from the canvas-bedecked walls to the dishes plated with an eye for detail (and discerning appetites). Asian, Cajun 30 http://www.greensanantonio.com http://www.biga.com http://www.siloelevatedcuisine.com http://www.bistrovatel.com http://www.turquoisegrill.com http://www.boudros.com http://www.rosariossa.com http://www.casbeers.com http://www.visitsanantonio.com

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