Remember San Antonio!

I became familiar with Taco Cabana back in the mid 1990s when they had two locations in Las Vegas. I used to eat there often and was upset that those locations ended up closing.

Taco Cabana has locations all throughout Texas so I made sure we would eat there on our visit to San Antonio. This particular location was older and run down but the food was great! I really like the chicken fajitas but did not get them this time. I had some chicken tacos with beans and rice, while my wife had the quarter chicken. They make their own flour tortillas at Taco Cabana and they are awesome! I often buy a dozen or more to go just to snack on later.
You will find all the typical Tex-Mex food here and more. They do serve beer also.
Breakfast is great at Taco Cabana too!

Favorite dish:
Chicken Fajitas with extra tortillas.

We have been huge fans of Amy's ever since we first had it back in 1997 in Austin.

Amy's was founded in 1984 by Amy Miller. Amy had worked for Steve's Ice Cream in Boston, which had a similar concept to what Amy's has today. Amy decided that Austin, Texas was a perfect location for her business and opened the first location there, on Guadalupe.
Today, Amy's has 12 locations in Austin, including a location at Bergstrom Airport. There are also single locations in Houston and San Antonio.

The concept of Amy's is the same concept that many places have copied, including Cold Stone Creamery. When you order an ice cream at Amy's, you also order Crush'ns. They scoop up your ice cream with paddles, put it on a stone, and "crush in" your toppings. There are 30+ crush'ns, including candys, cookies, and fruit.

The standard flavors are:
Sweet Cream, Just Vanilla, Mexican Vanilla, Coffee, White Chocolate, Belgian Chocolate, and Dark Chocolate.

There are many seasonal and experimental flavors as well, but I have only seen a few of them and have only tried one, which was Black Velvet(Dark Chocolate and Rum)
Two of the experimental flavors I would love to try are Guinness and Shiner Bock.

You can also get yogurts and smoothies at Amy's.

The prices for the ice creams are:
$2.75 for a tiny(child size)
$3.57 for a small
$4.39 for a large

Our favorites??????
Mine is Mexican Vanilla with Junior Mints.
My wife loves Belgian Chocolate with strawberries(they are fresh, no syrup).

Amy's truly is heaven for your taste buds. We have flown to Austin just to get some and did not even have to leave the airport.
I guess we are lucky that it is far away so we don't get tired of it or get fat from eating too much!