What's the swankiest restaurant in San Antonio, Texas?

As far as "swanky" goes, I think that Bohanan's would be my first choice. There are some pretty nice places popping up on the nortside, Roaring Fork, Wildfish, Ounce, Silo, etc. All very good.

After some thought I think Tower of the Americas restaurant has the most unique fine dining experience in town. There may be a more swanky restaurant but with Tower of the Americas you get the whole experience...revolving restaurant and enjoy the scenery from the observation deck. The food is very up scale.

Check out the links and see what you think. At the Chart House link make sure you choose the San Antonio location.

Paisono's has high ratings, but I don't think that is one I have eaten at. We visit San Antonio from time to time and found an excellent Northern Italian restaurant with great wine list hidden in a distant corner of the walk next to a large hotel (unfortunately I am terrible with names). Looking on Google, I think that it is most likely Michelino's at 521 River Walk. You being there , you could check it out—but it was genuine Italian (we live in Chicago). I'm sure you are also familiar with Boudro's (not—Italian but I know that name for sure) which has an excellent lunch and they make fresh guacomole table side. I hope to be there again soon and revisit these places and write down there names. Hope you enjoy..

Grey Moss Inn is my vote...

Tower of the Americas has the best view, but the worst service. Didn't much care for the food either!

The Vineyards is also nice (but not technically in San Antonio)

I noticed someone said the Tower of the America's restaurant. Don't go there!! I was there, Landry's Chart House, last week. It was the worst service I ever had anywhere. We had reservations, but it took 2.5 hours to get served and it wasn't even crowded.

Michelino's on the Riverwalk is awesome, fantastic food and service and the price is very reasonable.

I live here and I think that the Tower of Americas restaurant is nice...even though I've never eaten there. But the best thing to do is to go Downtown. I've been to the Hard Rock Cafe and i like it. But i really think that the Rain Forest Cafe looks nice.

La Reve is expensive for French food. Ruth's Chris or Bohanans for steaks. Biga on the Banks, and Grey Moss Inn for American cuisine.

Easily the boiling pot its kinda old school 70's style fondu resturaunt but once you eat the appitizer you wont want 2 leave.

The Fig Tree is extremely nice. The waitstaff is very professional and the food is excellent. Go if you can afford it.

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