San Antonio, TX Restaurants

The hotel was beautiful but check in time was supposed to be at 4pm and we got there at 3:30 just to be told or room was not ready and it would be at least an hour. Or only other option was to downgrade from out king size suite to a double bed one. A butler there told us they always had this problem and there was a long line of people complaining about the same issue. No one apologized for our inconvenience of having to wait at the bar tired after a long drive. Not sure if I will return again.

This restaurant is real new and we have been there four times already. They are a young couple trying to get this restaurant going and they have all the right ideas. The food is very good and they are so friendly and will fix anything on their menu to your liking. They are still in the process of getting everything 100 percent but think you should give them a try. So far I have tried the Tom Yum, Beef Salad and Fried Rice. Next I want to try their Lemon Chicken...all very good.

Went there with family over President's Day '17. San Antonio was unusually crowded over the weekend. Scuzzi's was a great dinner stop. We ordered the Shrimp Scuzzi's, Tenderloin as entree and Fried Ravioli and Bruschette as appetizer. The food was splendid, and ample for us all. They have a good wine selection to choose from. Will definitely return.P.S. - Restaurant maybe crowded over weekends. Putting down your reservation in advance might be a good idea.

I eat at your restaurant every day and most days, twice spending close to $400 each month. Today, I ordered a ground beef burrito and ask to add onions. I was charged $1 to add onions to that burrito.Is there a charge to add onions to burritos, enchiladas or other items? I obviously love your food and give it a 5-star rating; however, I am disappointed that I was charged an extra $1 to add onions to my burrito. Just saying.....

Disappointing, Don't waste your money. Our food was cold! Wok cooking should always be hot. our food was average ,nothing exotic or unique.The portions are small and the prices are way too high, you are paying for the decor and location. The only good thing about our experience, was our server Bettisue, she was fantastic. If you want better Chinese food in San Antonio, stick with Hsiu Yu , Golden Wok or P.F Chang's.

Enjoyed a magical night at La Dona with my family, That I hope to repeat soon.. Sat outside, service was good, food was excellent, what made it magical was the live music ... Can't wait until the weather in San Antonio will allow another great al-fresco dinner at La Dona.. (PS: they do have gluten free options, CORN tortillas, Hello??)

I went here on Valentine's Day and truly felt the love and confidence from the staff. The inside of this restaurant is quite quaint . The complimentary bread and olive oil they give is divine and perfectly flaky. I haven't tried every dish, however, if you are looking for a delicious, old school Italian restaurant, look no further.

Visited this place with my friend when I was in town for the weekend and I can't even begin to tell you how many times I rolled my eyes into the back of my head every time I took a bite of food. AMAZING food! It's phenomenal. I will be visiting again and will make sure to go back!

I came here for lunch with a large group. The waitstaff was very friendly and the food came out very fast after we ordered.The chips and salsa was excellent.I had the enchilada verde lunch special. The plate was good but average. The price was very reasonable.I will go back.

Way over priced!!! I heard good things but was very disappointed. The fries were soggy and the meat was under seasoned and overcooked 3 people for lunch and almost $50 dollars. Wish I would have gone to Culver's instead. Only gave 2 stars because service was good.