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Be the first YellowBot user to review Mi Tierra Cafe & BakeryInformation from the business
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Open 24 hours a day and festooned with Christmas lights year-round, Mi Tierra Cafe is a little loco and a lot of fun. We've got strolling musicians, a huge selection of Tex-Mex dishes and the coldest beer in the Mercado.
Our magnificent carved oak bar is one of a kind. The bar is well known for its beauty and large selection of imported tequilas, beers and our famous margaritas. It's a genteel oasis ... more
Our magnificent carved oak bar is one of a kind. The bar is well known for its beauty and large selection of imported tequilas, beers and our famous margaritas. It's a genteel oasis ... more
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Open 24-hours, the historic Mi Tierra Cafe y Panaderia is well-known for its nice selection of fresh Tex-Mex food, cold beer, and margaritas from the one-of-a-kind carved oak bar.
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Can't make it to the restaurant? Order Mexican candies, gift certificates, music and T-shirts online.
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The Scene Mi Tierra carries the festive atmosphere of El Mercado indoors, with strings of colorful holiday lights that hang from the ceiling year-round. This family-run restaurant is a downtown landmark and tourists inevitably turn up here for Mexican breakfasts. Late-night crowds are made up of locals who know that the restaurant never closes. The Food The menu reflects ...
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Almost anyone who's ever been within striking distance of San Antonio has heard of this Market Square restaurant, open since 1941. Much expanded and gussied up since then, it still draws a faithful clientele of Latino families and businesspeople -- along with busloads of tourists. Perhaps its prime asset is its round-the-clock schedule, so if you're looking for chorizo and eggs or a 10-ounce charbroiled ...
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WORST MEXICAN FOOD.
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I am from texas and had heard so much about this place. Finally went during my hurricane ike evacuation. The place is hard to find and parking good luck. The inside was nicely decorated very nice. Their menudo is very good and served with the extras that are vital for good menudo. As for the rest of the food very tourist oriented taco bell tasting. The quesadilla was weird. Instead of a tortilla ...
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Good Tourist Mexican Place
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This is a def. must for the San Antonio first timer or any tourist. The Mexican food is great and very authentic. It can get kind of crowded because it's located on the Market Square strip (another must). Service can be questionable sometimes and many of the waiters/staff speak little English, but the food and Mexican decor/atmosphere make up for it. The Mariachi bar is great. The "Top Shelf Margarita ...
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Tourist trap
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Ive lived in san antonio all 21 years of my life and i finally went here for my sister in laws graduation... The food is way overpriced and not very good at all. My food was cold. the beer is expensive and the margaritas werent bery good. Its a place for tourist who have never eaten mexican food to come and think it is the best. go to las palapas or a jalisco the food is way better.
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