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    San Antonio Foodie Guide

    Eat and drink your way through San Antonio at these 10 dining hot spots

    Rachael Abrams
    Mar 19, 2014 | 11:05 am

    Restaurants in Dallas, Austin and Houston may get more time in the spotlight, but San Antonio has a culinary scene worth exploring. With trendy Pearl Brewery bursting with eclectic restaurants and bars and downtown booming with outdoor eateries, San Antonio has everything a foodie could want.

    Some new, some tried-and-true, here are 10 hot spots to hit on your next trip down I-35.

    Bakery Lorraine
    511 E. Grayson St. 210-862-5582
    Look for the hipster bicycles parked outside this hidden gem in Government Hill. Inside, find a plethora of fresh and delicious baked goods for the taking. Bakery Lorraine churns out buttery croissants, canalés and macarons that rival those found in real French patisseries.

    Bliss
    926 S. Presa St. 210-225-2547
    Bliss offers diners quality and elegantly plated dishes on its frequently rotating menu. Try the oysters and duck confit spring rolls, vegetarian mushroom risotto, whole Mediterranean branzino, and anything chocolate for dessert. The menu is vegan- and vegetarian-friendly, with many vegetable-centric dishes.

    Blue Box Bar
    312 Pearl Pkwy. 210-227-2583
    Cocktail connoisseurs ought to pay a visit to Blue Box at Pearl Brewery for a cleverly named concoction. Here, drink enthusiast Olaf Harmel creates unique libations such as Ramos Gin Fizz with gin, lime, lemon, sugar, cream, orange flower water, vanilla, egg white and soda, or The Liberal with rye, house sweet vermouth blend, amaro and orange bitters.

    The Cove
    606 W. Cypress St. 210-227-2683
    This vegetarian-friendly spot downtown offers a chill outdoor dining experience. All of the menu items are made with organic, local and sustainable ingredients. Order a burger or fish tacos (or both) at the counter, then take a seat at any of the picnic tables outside. There's an indoor bar for the adults and a play area for the kids.

    Cured
    306 Pearl Pkwy., Ste. 101. 210-314-3929
    This appropriately named charcuterie at Pearl Brewery offers a plethora of cured meat as well as other meat-focused dishes. Think smoked pork, cured foie gras, pan-seared quail breast, jalapeño sausage and more. Cured has a large beer menu and offers a few specialty cocktails. The restaurant is open for brunch, lunch and dinner.

    The Granary 'Cue & Brew
    602 Avenue A. 210-228-0124
    The Granary is Pearl Brewery's latest hot spot, featuring meat-centric dishes made from Texas ingredients as well as house-made beers. This farm-to-table eatery — recognized on Texas Monthly's list of best new restaurant in Texas — also turns out homemade pickles, breads and desserts.

    La Fonda on Main
    2415 N. Main Ave. 210-733-0621
    La Fonda on Main has been a destination for drinks and reliable Mexican food since its inception in 1932. Sip on a margarita or mojito as you dive into the fresh guacamole and spicy salsas. Order the enchiladas de espinacas, fajitas or any of the tacos so you can try the house-made tortillas. Or just ask for some and slather them in butter.

    The Luxury
    103 E. Jones Ave. 210-354-2274
    James Beard Award winner (and founder of Il Sogno and Sandbar) Andrew Weissman recently opened The Luxury, which offers a laid-back foodie experience. Dine under the stars and indulge in a Milanesa sandwich or veggie banh mi with a side of ridiculously tasty fries. Wash it down with wine or one of the many beers on tap.

    Ocho
    1015 Navarro St. 210-222-2008
    Hotel Havana's Ocho Lounge is hot. Whether you're staying in the boutique hotel or simply searching for a new watering hole, Ocho offers excellent food and drink in a sexy-chic atmosphere. Opt for a mojito or the Montserrat cocktail, or choose a glass of vino from the selection of Argentinean and Spanish wines. Food options include snacks such as huitlacoche quesadillas, tortas such as the Havana Cubano, and plates such as pan-roasted red snapper.

    One Lucky Duck
    303 Pearl Pkwy., Ste. 109. 210-223-3825
    This raw food eatery at Pearl Brewery is its first location outside of New York City. Founded by the same owners of Pure Food and Wine, a fancy raw-food restaurant in Manhattan, One Lucky Duck is its trendier, more relaxed sister cafe. The menu includes a variety of salads, savory dishes such as veggie wraps and zucchini lasagna, fruit- and veggie-centric shakes, and unique juices.

    One Lucky Duck at Pearl Brewery is the restaurant's first location outside of New York.

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    3 Dallas highways rank among deadliest roads in America, per report

    Amber Heckler
    Jun 13, 2025 | 3:26 pm
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    Heads up to Dallasites commuting on the city's freeways: Three busy Dallas County highways were just deemed among the deadliest roads in the country, with I-30 in Dallas ranking as the fourth deadliest road in Texas. That's according to a new study based on the latest National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) data.

    The study, commissioned by Santa Ana, California-based company Future Bail Bonds, compared fatal crash data across 96,000 U.S. roads from 2019-2023. The top 150 "deadliest" roads were ranked by the total number of fatal crashes that occurred during the five-year period.

    The No. 1 deadliest road in America is I-15 in San Bernardino County, California, the study found. The interstate, which runs from Southern California to Las Vegas, experienced the highest rate of deadly car crashes from 2019-2023 with 196 crashes.

    East-west thoroughfare I-30 — the most deadly in Dallas with 76 fatal wrecks during the same time period — ranked as the 23rd deadliest road in the nation.

    Elsewhere in Dallas County, Loop 12 and I-653 were among the top 150 deadliest U.S. roads, although much further down on the report: Loop 12 ranked No. 115 on the list with 45 fatal wrecks, while I-635 ranked 132nd with 43 crashes.

    Considering that tens of thousands of people drive the road every day, a fatal crash is unlikely, but the data underscores the need for drivers to remain aware of their surroundings at all times.

    The deadliest road in Texas is I-45 in Houston, which had 88 fatal vehicle wrecks in the five-year period. I-45 stretches from Dallas to Galveston, and it ranked as the 16th deadliest U.S. road. A specific part of the highway, the I-45 North Freeway, earned its own spot on the list as the 124th deadliest U.S. road.

    "From 2019 to 2023, motor vehicle crashes claimed 186,284 lives across 96,257 roads in the United States, underscoring the persistent danger on American roadways," the report said.

    In neighboring Tarrant County, two busy roadways appeared on the list: I-20 ranked 63rd on the list with 56 fatal crashes, and I-820 ranked three spots behind as No. 66 with 55 fatal crashes.

    Eight other Texas roads that were deemed the deadliest in America with the highest rates of fatal vehicle crashes from 2019-2023 include:

    • No. 17 – I-35 in Travis County (87 crashes)
    • No. 22 – I-10 in Harris County (76 crashes)
    • No. 27 – I-410 in Bexar County (73 crashes)
    • No. 32 – I-10 in El Paso County (69 crashes)
    • No. 114 – FM 1960 in Harris County (45 crashes)
    • No. 130 – I-35 in Bexar County (43 crashes)
    • No. 131 – I-610 in Harris County (43 crashes)
    • No. 141 – I-10 in Jefferson County (42 crashes)
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