aldaco's mexican cuisine

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so disappointing. i cannot imagine how this restaurant got so highly recommended! i wonder who does the recommending? the view on the patio is of houses and streets - nothing more! next to the patio is the parking lot, or a lawn on which children play leap frog or fighting, while yelling at each other - right next to the dining tables where you are trying to eat! the bar is so noisy, the barman could not hear me trying to order a few drinks. never again!! there are plenty of much better mexican restaurants - this is san antonio.

food is great but view is even better!

great view bad food. superb view, food was below average. great drinks definitely a happy hour place

nice restaurant with a beautiful view.  the service was terrible and by terrible i mean really, really terrible.  she barely came by and when she did, she had forgotten something.  we finally got chips and salsa after we'd already been sitting there 20 minutes.  our queso came out with our food.  luckily the food was good, but it's hard to past the service.  there are so many other good mexican food restaurants, i would have a hard time returning here.  

i had the divorciados chicken enchiladas and they were good.  the queso was delicious as well.  i could have sat there and eaten tortillas, chips and queso.

aldaco's margaritas rock!. i love aldaco's at stone oak. the food is incredible, the view on the patio stunning, and the margaritas are the best!
blanca aldaco is is definitely the hostess with the mostest!

hostess. the cucumber martini - fresh, perfect on a hot day and the winner of the "2009 rivertini" pour-off


-----22 jan, 2009-----

view. niceeee.


-----28 dec, 2008-----

i like it.. the food and drinks are good. my favorite are the tacos al pastor and a mechelada all the way.

we had seen this restaurant reviewed on a tv show and decided it was worth a visit because it looked a little different that your typical tex-mex. the chips and salsa were definitely not the usual, and we were al big fans. the lunch menu value is outstanding. the brunch steak and eggs with grilled serano peppers was delicious. great tortillas. everything our group ate and drank was enjoyed. we would definitely return if in this area of san antonio again.

the food is average mexican at best, prices are moderate, service is reasonable...it's really about location and the spectacular view from the outdoor seating of the northside in stone oak.

we like aldaco's and come here often. it seems that since the one at the dominion opened the quality has slipped a bit. the chips taste like the ones you get in the huge bags at heb. i used to slways remark about how good the chips were. no more. our meal today was just so-so. makes me sad. hope blanca comes to the rescue here & brings it back to the excellent place it was even one year ago.

always a great experience and our favorite is enjoying margaritas on the patio in the evening. they have great staff and the table side guacamole is a must have. the only downside that they changed their chips to an inferior brand. they don't taste like real corn tortillas.

aldaco's is a great restaurant for mexican food. there is an option of dining inside or outside. from the outside, there is a beautiful view, overlooking a gorgeous vista. aldacos' decor is extremely authentic and very pretty. the seating is really comfortable. their chips are gluten-free and delicious. also, the salsa has a wonderful flavor. i had the chicken fajita's, gluten-free, which were very tasty. the guacamole was great and the meat was cooked perfectly. i really look forward to going back there sometime!

impressed! i hadn't been in a hurry to try this place since in san antonio we don't necessarily equate the stone oak area with good, authentic mexican food. but since my parents were in town celebrating my mom's birthday, having read great reviews, and the restaurant being recently added to my airline dining program, i decided to give them a shot. i'm very glad we did! excellent service, excellent food, and we even got a table visit from the owner after our meal. absolutely wonderful birthday meal. my favorites were the grilled panela and zucchini from the centerpiece plate, the marinated steak on the arracheta plate and the borracho beans were all very delicious. i would definitely recommend this place to others and will be back. my only complaint was the noise level, it was very very loud, hard to have a conversation, but perhaps a few carpets would help the acoustics aspect.  when it warms up a bit, i'm looking forward to having a meal on the patio and take advantage of the great view! well done aldaco's, see you soon!

i love this restaurant, the staff is very attentive and fast. nice ambiance and beautiful view. they have a gluten free menu and every first wednesday more gluten free options available. a very nice place for happy hour and dinner.

first time here on a humid thursday night. nice decor with beautiful hilltop view. our party of five adults were seated immediately and the waiter came for our drink orders. large menu, bar very busy. noisy place with cement floors and high industrial ceiling. we ordered queso and fried jalapeño poppers for appetizers. chips are thick, tasteless, cold and non-greasy. salsa is chipotle spicey but good. queso is melted velveeta with a few chiles. we gave our food orders after waiting 30 minutes, our waiter kept disappearing for long periods of time. when entrees finally came they were just ok, nothing special. chicken fajitas were cold and bland with a strange slimy guacamole and unseasoned barracho beans. cheese enchiladas and beef tacos were forgettable, no salt or seasoning. refried beans and rice were good; soup was hot and fresh with chunks of chicken and vegetables. sopaipillas were excellent, fresh and crisp, served with honey and whipped cream.

service was just bad---waited 30 more minutes and finally flagged down another waiter (not ours) to take our dessert order. ridiculous!

we may go back for the sopaipillas and the view, but not for the mediocre food and absent service.