This list is frequently updated.

San Antonio’s restaurants, coffee shops, clubs, and bars have faced the coronavirus challenge by reopening with safety protocols including social distancing measures. Following Gov. Greg Abbott’s “Open Texas” orders, some have reopened their dining rooms at limited capacity, while the recent spike in coronavirus cases has caused some to shut back down.

To deal with ongoing uncertainty, many continue to offer online ordering, curbside pickup, and delivery services.

Below is a list of some of the locally owned restaurants and bars offering food and beverage service, followed by a list of restaurants offering grocery services, and coffee venues. Use the links or social media to order.

Dining Rooms / Patios Open

Curbside Pickup, Takeout, and Delivery

  • Barbaro and Hot Joy have reopened as takeout only for the time being, with limited menus.
  • Restaurant GwendolynKimura Ramen, and Il Forno Pizzeria provide takeout options.
  • Künstler Brewing offers online ordering and pickup of its extensive beer and food menus.
  • Cullum’s Attagirl has beer and food for takeout.
  • NOLA’s Brunch and Beignets has delivery and curbside pickup options. NOLA also partnered with sister restaurant The Cookhouse to launch a meal kit service, complete with ingredients and step-by-step instructions.
  • Las Palapas‘s 13 locations are offering rollback specials for takeout and curbside pickup.
  • Paesano’s Riverwalk restaurant is closed, but its Lincoln Heights and 1604 locations offer curbside pickup.
  • Toro Kitchen and Bar offers family packages and a special elderly menu, featuring Spanish paella, tapas, and sangría.
  • Dorçol Distilling and Brewing Company has started a “24-hour beer line” for text-messaged pickup orders of its canned beer, growlers, and spirits.
  • Burleson Yard Beer Garden offers draft, bottled, and canned beer; burgers; sides; and non-alcoholic drinks for takeout.
  • The Pearl has launched a website, Pearl on the Go, to streamline orders and curbside pickup for its restaurants. Among the offerings from various eateries are regular menu items, family meals, meals for two, and beer-to-go.
  • Cured
  • Botika
  • Tenko Ramen
  • Green offers call-in ordering for curbside pickup and delivery at 210-320-5865, as does Larder at the Hotel Emma at 210-448-8355.
  • Supper at the Hotel Emma also offers phone-in ordering at 210-448-8352 for curbside pickup.
  • Fletcher’s Hamburgers
  • Bud’s Southern Rotisserie
  • Farmer’s Market
  • La Panaderia‘s downtown location is temporarily closed, but the Alamo Heights location is offering online ordering, curbside pickup and delivery, including a “support locals” basket of grocery staples.
  • Esquire Tavern offers its full menu for curbside pickup and delivery within a 4-mile radius.
  • Maverick Restaurant offers curbside pickup for its menu and “Three-Course Heat-at-Home” meal kits. had to close its curbside meal pickup on April 4, but they are still offering wine. Email josh@mavericktexas.com.
  • Sichuan House is offering only online ordering for curbside pickup or free delivery for orders of $50 or more and distances within 20 minutes of the restaurant.
  • Pharm Table is offering online ordering and curbside pickup for regular menu items and bulk orders, and offers discounted meal plans.
  • Earth Burger vegetarian burger stands in San Antonio and San Marcos offers drive-through and delivery service.
  • Sancho’s Mexican Cantina y Cocina offers curbside pickup and delivery, including its special Quarantine Frozen Margarita Kits and party packs.
  • Scratch Kitchen is offering takeout, curbside service, and delivery. Free delivery offere within five miles of the restaurant.
  • Outlaw Kitchens features “OK Egg Cream Liquer” to go, along with a three-course prix fixe or a la carte menu, during limited hours Thursday through Saturday.
  • The Jerk Shack remains open for takeout, with special “Extended Spring Break” family meals.
  • The Good Kind offers a “healthy home meal delivery service,” and cold pressed juices, beer, wine and cocktail kits.
  • Leon Valley Cafe is offering curbside pickup, with a temporary March menu.
  • Cappy’s Restaurant is offering food and beverages for curbside pickup.
  • Boss Bagel offers its San Antonio-style bagels, schmears, and sandwiches, as well as coffee and coffee beans, for takeout and curbside pickup.
  • South Alamode Panini and Gelato offers curbside pickup and delivery through Favor.
  • Sabor Cocinabar has a reduced menu for takeout, curbside pickup, and delivery, with beer, wine, and cocktails available.
  • Godai Sushi offers its full menu at 25 percent off for takeout, curbside, and delivery within a seven-mile radius, with 50 percent off on beer, wine, and sake.
  • Alamo Brewing has its beer, soda, and seltzer products available via curbside pickup.
  • Little Italy offers family meals packages and pizza specials for takeout, curbside pickup, or delivery.
  • Back Unturned Brewing Company offers an extensive menu including its craft beer selection of takeout and curbside pickup.
  • Soluna Cocina Mexicana offer curbside pickup, including its famous chispas to go, by calling 210-930-8070.
  • Both Green Vegetarian Cuisine locations are open for takeout, with vegan and kosher options.
  • Broadway Daily Bread has call-in service for curbside pickup or takeout, with scratch made bread and bakery items at its Broadway location, 210-822-1621, and sandwiches and salads at its De Zevala location, 210-697-0020.
  • Chris Madrid‘s and Paloma Blanca both offer online ordering with curbside pickup or free delivery to the 78209, 78212, and 78218 zip codes with minimum $20 order, for their full menus plus beer, wine, and select margaritas.
  • Fat Tummy Empanadas offers its “artisan Argentinian style” empanadas for takeout orders, call 210-396-7288.
  • Maria’s Cafe offers its home-made Mexican favorites to go for curbside pickup, by calling 210-227-7005.
  • Intermittently, Lowcountry will sell beer, wine, and snacks for curbside pickup. Text 210-818-9448 to order.
  • Good Time Charlie’s in Mahncke Park offers online ordering of its full menu, with cocktails, wine and beer, for takeout, curbside pickup, and delivery.
  • The Friendly Spot Ice House is offering snacks, burgers, and canned beer or BYO growlers for takeout. Call 210-224-2337 to place an order.
  • Blanco BBQ offers drive-through, takeout and curbside options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Call 210-251-2602.
  • The Bread Box features family style meals for delivery or curbside pickup, through online ordering. The menu includes grocery staples, pies, and other treats including a Tiger King cookie.
  • The recently-opened Kapej Gallery is keeping its café open, serving scratch baked goods, coffee, and specialty teas for takeout or curbside pickup.
  • Tre Trattoria offers online ordering for curbside pickup, or call 210-805-0333.
  • Two Bros BBQ Market offers curbside pickup or delivery, order online or call 210-496-0222.
  • Jason Dady Catering has created home delivery meal plans. Order online or email the chef: chef@jasondady.com.
  • Mr. Juicy continues to offer its burgers for curbside pickup. The menu is on display outside, or for preorders call 210-994-9838.
  • The “Northside’s greatest patio” is now open at La Hacienda Scenic Loop for dine-in.
  • Spice of Life Catering now offers curbside pickup, with changing daily menu selections.
  • Page Barteau Catering has created a Gourmet Boxed Lunch Drive Thru, with a daily free recipe card giveaway.
  • Meadow Neighborhood Eatery and Bar now has online ordering, curbside pickup, and free delivery within seven miles.
  • Call ahead at 210-735-5757 to Caparelli’s on Main for curbside pickup.

Coffee

Though in-house café service is shuttered, many coffee companies are offering pickup and delivery of beans. Use the below links or social media to order.

Estate Coffee Company
Shotgun House Roasters
Espada Coffee
Merit Coffee
The Brown Coffee Company
Pulp Coffee Roasters
Minimalist Coffee
San Antonio Gold
What’s Brewing

Note to hospitality workers with income loss due to closures: Culinaria is offering free meals daily, as well as an emergency relief fund, and has converted its annual Restaurant Week to an event promoting restaurants with online ordering capabilities.

Groceries and basic supplies

The following restaurants are selling grocery items:

  • Cured is selling basics like eggs and toilet paper. Call 210-314-3929 to find out what they have available each day.
  • Larder at Hotel Emma sells groceries at its market, which is open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
  • Mi Tierra opens its pop-up mercado at 10 a.m. until supplies are sold out. Stocked items, prices, and hours may vary, so check social media (Facebook and Instagram) for updates.
  • Smoke BBQ Restaurant‘s daily pop-up market is open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and sells meats, produce, dairy, and dry good products. Smoke is also open for takeout during the same hours.
  • Hearthstone Bakery Cafe is selling groceries to people who call ahead and place specific orders. The cafe’s “Warehouse 2 Table” menu includes bacon, milk, eggs, and disposable gloves. Call 210-826-5668 to order. Pick up at either Hearthstone location. Find more details and the list of items the cafe offers here.
  • Restaurant Gwendolyn continues selling an extensive selection of grocery items, including fresh produce and house-made pasta.
  • Zedric’s offers grocery shopping in addition to its food menu, with free delivery for order of $50 or more.
  • Big Lou’s Pizzeria is offering its food and drink items, plus a full-on bodega for groceries and supplies. Special care packages with free delivery for seniors, and discounts for “health care heroes, military, students, and teachers.
  • In addition to its restaurant service, Gino’s Deli offers a selection of grocery staples including bread and eggs.
  • Tenko Ramen offers not only a small selection of grocery items and take home ramen kits, but punny descriptions to make you laugh (or groan) while you browse.
  • The Barn Door Restaurant offers curbside pickup, with family meal packages. A special produce market sends proceeds to employees.
  • The Pearl Farmers Market will continue to operate with online ordering and curbside pickup.

As an additional resource, check Restaurant Grocer for an updated list of restaurants also offering grocery supplies.

Help us add to this list. If you are a locally owned restaurant or bar that has altered your normal dine-in service to online ordering, pickup, and/or delivery service due to the City’s Stay Home, Work Safe order, please let us know at hello@rivardreport.com and we’ll include you in the list.

Disclosure: Espada Coffee is owned by Alex Rivard, son of Rivard Report Publisher and Editor Robert Rivard. The Pearl and La Familia Cortez Restaurants, owner of Mi Tierra, are Rivard Report business members. For a full list of supporters, click here.

This article was assembled by various members of the San Antonio Report staff.