"Though many restaurants have come and gone in Southtown, this Mexican restaurant is still going strong after over 30 years in business, though in a new location address. With its colorful lounge aesthetic, the restaurant is a step up from casual dining. It’s a great place to grab frozen margaritas and a plate of nachos to share while catching up with friends and family. The fish tacos and the enchiladas Mexicanas are some of Rosario’s dinner standouts. Takeout orders can be placed online; there are indoor and outdoor dine-in services." - Polly Anna Rocha, Ben Gonzalez
"Rosario’s has been serving great Tex-Mex in San Antonio for 30 years — the right place, right city, and new address for this long-standing restaurant. Head that way for the ideal frozen marg and plates of Mexican comfort food: nachos, tacos, ceviche, enchiladas, parrilla, and so much more." - Courtney E. Smith
"Opened by local restaurateur Lisa Wong in 1992, Rosario’s started as a neighborhood café, where San Antonio residents came to satisfy their Tex-Mex cravings. Today, it’s a city institution, known for its south-of-the-border specialties and house favorites. Don’t miss the tantalizing albondigas con arroz (Mexican meatballs braised in a spicy broth and served with rice and queso fresco), or the flavorful enchiladas Mexicanas (three queso-filled enchiladas smothered in a fragrant chile-infused sauce). And be sure to wash it all down with a perfectly crafted margarita."
"Opened by local restaurateur Lisa Wong in 1992, Rosario’s started as a neighborhood café, where San Antonio residents came to satisfy their Tex-Mex cravings. Today, it’s a city institution, known for its south-of-the-border specialties and house favorites. Don’t miss the tantalizing albondigas con arroz (Mexican meatballs braised in a spicy broth and served with rice and queso fresco), or the flavorful enchiladas Mexicanas (three queso-filled enchiladas smothered in a fragrant chile-infused sauce). And be sure to wash it all down with a perfectly crafted margarita."
"Trendy Rosario’s is more contemporary than some San Antonio stalwarts, but Lisa Wong’s popular Mexican restaurant still serves Tex-Mex classics, albeit with a twist. The unique cascabel tacos are loaded with diced pork that’s simmered in a piquant cascabel chile sauce and served in homemade tortillas. The bar menu offers nearly 10 different specialty margaritas as well as other tequila-based cocktails, like the refreshing La Fruit Cup, made with fruit-infused tequila, citrus, agave, and Gran Gala." - Vox Creative