La Focaccia Italian Grill

Fine...but not fine dining. Focaccia came highly recommended, but failed to shine. The menu was typical "American Italian" but the highlight was the toasted ravioli. We were three of about 10 people in the whole place, so the server was bored and hovering. His self-declared wine expertise was mostly a figment of his imagination. We knew more about their wines than he did, and all the reds were extremely average....about what I'd expect in San Antonio--known more for margaritas than red wine. I'll stick to Tex-Mex on the Riverwalk next time.

A perfect Friday date night place. Came for dinner, and started with Oysters Rockefeller... we were NOT disappointed. These babies were cooked to perfection, so incredibly tasty. Had the Classic Homemade Beef Lasagna and hubby had the Tortellini Pesto Cream. The lasagna was cheesy and spiced oh so perfect. Tortellini was so delicious and creamy. I can't express how delectable these dishes were. Paul - our server was great and knowledgeable. It was a great dinner at a gem in Southtown. Highly recommend!

Pizza was so good and had to try it a second time. Absolutly AMAZING!!! Dominic's passion for his cultural comes out in his food. With full flavor in every ingredient, the pizza at La Focaccia is the best pizza I've had in San Antonio. I was, also privileged to try the meat sauce that takes 6 hours to cook. Everything tasted fresh and authentic. Thank you and your staff for give me and my son a great experience.

Food and experience was great. Our waiter (a short guy - forgot his name) was the best. He made the experience even better. Food was hot, enjoyable. Atmosphere was nice and beautiful. Celebrating my wife's birthday. Went on a Wednesday night - busy place but certainly not uncomfortable. Parking was a bit different but that is the norm downtown, I'm guessing. Still worth the dining experience. We are from Louisiana. 😉 Thank you La Focaccia!!!!