From the moment you walk into Tito's, you KNOW the food will be good. Great service, HUGE menu, and great drinks. This was recommended by a local and it did not disappoint. Probably the best food I had all week while visiting San Antonio.

Awesome local dive restaurant vibe! The server was working his bum off! Super friendly. Great for a super casual Mexican bite!

My family and I tried a variety of items at Tito's Mexican Restaurant. Prices were reasonable for a downtown San Antonio restaurant. Highlights of our dinner included the shrimp and crab tostino appetizer - it was piled high with a great flavor, the combo plate with a gordita, crispy taco and flouta was good, but next time I will order a la carte because I wasn't crazy about the rice. My mom enjoyed her shrimp enchilada and beef fajitas. We both tried one sopapilla with honey, but ultimately decided to leave the rest because we didn't care for them (we prefer fluffier sopapillas). I'll pass on dessert next time, but will definitely return. Overall, everyone enjoyed their meal and we had a great servicer who checked on us often and kept our drinks filled.

We really enjoyed the food at Tito's - it's completely worth hiking here from the River Walk! Tip: The crowds aren't as crazy here as they are at the River, and they prices are better too :-) Service was very good, and almost everything we tried was tasty. About the only negative I can think of is if you eat the rice, beans, and tacos included with most dishes, you're going to need to do that walk several times to burn off all those calories ;-)

We had to stop by and tryTitos Francisco provided great customer service and recommendations. I got the following Pallets-Rita Sara favorite

We were down at riverwalk, looking for something that was Texmex and vegetarian. It was a Monday night, so some of the places nearby weren't open, others just didn't have many options So we expanded our search to within a mile of where we were. This place came up, and met the criteria plus it had some good reviews. We decided to take a short walk up Alamo street - maybe about .7 miles with construction - and check it out. The place is large and very noisy (as others have noted) and doesn't look anything like the more touristy places in riverwalk. It's more of a local place as far as I can tell. But it was really worth the walk. There were many vegetarian options, and some fish. It was great. And the price point was good too. Around $12 for each dish. The only downside really, was the service was a little slow at times. But that was not a big deal overall. The waiter helped us make some slight adjustments for specific tastes, and verified the beans are vegetarian. Terrific. We had the Baja fish tacos, and two enchiladas - one shrimp and one spinach. Everything was tasty and we cleaned our plates. I'm telling you. It's worth the walk.