13259 Blanco Road, (210) 251-2602, .īurger Boy // Drive-thru burgers need not be limp and bland affairs.
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Plus the space offers plenty of seating for groups of all sizes.
104 Lanark Drive, (210) 654-8400, .īlanco BBQ // Sandwiches and po’boys make the cut, so to speak, and most meats can be turned into a combo. Their smoky, tangy sauce is irresistible, but don’t miss the amazing cobbler. The Big Bib BBQ // Located off Austin Highway, The Big Bib boasts the best brisket and baby back ribs in town. Tender, succulent entrees dominate their menu as well as meats sold by the pound. The Barbecue Station // For more than 20 years, the crew has stood behind their promise for fresh, quality meats. Since 1984, the juicy chicken, and sweet ribs have kept folks coming back for more inside their updated new location. Multiple locations, .ī & B Smokehouse // The South Side knows good ’cue. Take a peek at their beer garden for some brews with your ‘cue. White Road, (210) 885-9352, .Īugie’s Barbed Wire Grill // Slow-roasted, never rushed, Augie’s packs on the meat by the pound at this little smoke shack. With a nod from Texas Monthly and seriously line-up-at-8 a.m.-brisket, sausage and sides, the future looks bright for this Southeast side joint. 9873 I-10 West, (210) 541-0404, .ĢM Smokehouse // A national barbecue darling with chingos of ganas. Let chef Zac Lutton and his staff-prepared meals (more than 80 at any given time) help you stick to your eating plan. Zedric’s // Sometimes you just want to leave the cooking to the pros. Go for the vegan nachos, mole poblano or raw stuffed avocados. Viva Vegeria // Viva Vegeria is still putting a plant-based spin on Tex-Mex. Chef Gus brings organic southern food and juices. Sweet Yams // The first restaurant to offer vegan options to the East Side - and, oh, how sweet and funky it is.
Find hearty yet healthy dishes like the pupusas Norteñas, corn masa flatbreads topped with tempeh chorizo, black beans and more. Señor Veggie // Southtown gets its share of greens from this joint that takes vegan fare from across the globe. The dietitian-led shop is 100% gluten free. Powerhouse Bakery // Eating on a plan doesn’t mean missing out on all of the goodies.
The enchiladas wrapped in leafy greens instead of tortillas actually work thanks to a smoky, complex and thoroughly addictive mole sauce. Expect bountiful salads and worldly techniques. Pharm Table // Ayurvedic diet or not, diners will find plenty to nosh on in this vegetable-forward oasis by chef Elizabeth Johnson. Entrées can instantly be made into vegan dishes with the substitution of vegan cheese for dairy cheese. Green Vegetarian Cuisine // With locations at the Quarry and Alon Market, folks have more ways to eat green. Earth Burger // Try the original Earth Burger (veggie patty on a whole-wheat bun with lettuce, onions, pickles, tomatoes, mayo, mustard and secret sauce spread).
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