The Guenther House

205 E Guenther St, San Antonio, TX 78204

Description

Historic venue serving breakfast & lunch. Art nouveau home at Pioneer Flour Mills with homey American & Tex-Mex fare, brunch & outdoor dining.

Features

  • Price: $$

Comments

Celina Herrera -

The wait time always seems to be long but the grounds are beautiful and free coffee is offered while you wait. There is cornhole to play as well and the restaurant will text you when you’re table is ready so you can leave and come back. There is both indoor and outdoor seating. The temperature inside is quite cold. Several patrons left to go grab sweaters from their cars. I just ate fast because it was a little uncomfortable for me. The food was good. It’s not great but it is good and reasonably priced. I believe diners come here for the ambiance more than the food. The grounds are gorgeous and there is a charming gift shop to browse while you wait.

Medic Rob -

The place is really a blast from the past. Nice outdoor seating area. Inside the AC is amazing. The food was good, but not worth the cost. It was just a basic breakfast that you can get in other places. The biscuits are almost like slices of cake. The gravy was good. Upstairs there was a shop and a small museum. Really interesting way to restore a house and repurpose it.

Andrea Harris -

Such a cool place! Lovely historic home and venue on the San Antonio river. Excellent for breakfast - food was delicious. OMG! The biscuits were huge! If you’re staying downtown, it’s about a mile walk via the river or a quick ride share to get there. We rode there and walked the river back - lovely, quiet walk in the mornings. Go when they open or you will be waiting a while - indoor and outdoor seating. Totally worth the wait, though!

In My Opinion -

The plates are pretty. The location is nice and the food is good. For me, I’ve come over over the years and not much has changed. There’s almost always a wait bit there’s lots to look at or you can walk around. We sat outside and it was comfortable despite the heat. The club sandwich was good. Could have used more mayo but the turkey was fresh and the bacon crispy. The biscuits look insanely heavy and dense but they’re the exact opposite. They’re so light and fluffy. The chicken and waffle was nice. Chicken batter does taste like it’s flavored and the waffle had a good texture. The service this time around was blah. It was whatever. Maybe he thought we wouldn’t leave a good tip or maybe he was tired but we seemed to be the table he was least interested in. Also the “long” pour in a large OJ needs to be reassessed. A good three fingers at the top was empty. ? I honestly don’t think I’d go back because there wasn’t enough to bring me back. It’s definitely a cute place to visit at least once.

Julio Hernandez -

Biscuits and gravy were the best! Waffles are better than the pancakes. Country potatoes that came with tacos were tasty as well. House blend coffee is a definite. Service and atmosphere were a plus to an already good breakfast. Good spot to take out-of-towners for breakfast or brunch.

Casey Covel -

? Amazing Cinnamon Rolls - Beautiful Home ? Especially around the Christmas season, the Guenther House is a nostalgic, beautiful, whimsical visit. Enjoy a tour of the three-story home, take pictures in the traditional living room setup, and browse the gift shop to take home breakfast mixes, souvenirs, clothing, and more. Don't forget to sign the guest registry! Warm beverages and coffee are complementary outside, and there's an onsite restaurant where you can enjoy lunch or dinner. Wait times tend to be lengthy, and I probably wouldn't dine here again, but it's worth it once for the experience. The cinnamon rolls, on the other hand, must be tasted to be believed. They're large enough to share among four people, soft, warm, and coated with gooey glaze. I recommend ordering one in advance and picking it up, as they tend to sell out quickly if you try to buy them same-day.

Merlyn Rodriguez -

Came here for breakfast. Nice quant little place. There is a minimum waiting of 25 minutes to be seated inside. Outdoor seating does not have any wait. The outdoor seating does have heaters around. The food is decent and good. Not exceptional. The chicken sausages are very tasty here though.

Paul Gvra -

Good food and customer service. Guenther House is my usual birthday breakfast brunch spot. It always delivers. The patio gives it a nice touch and adds to the great atmosphere. Overall a nice breakfast place to go to. Seems hidden, but we’ll worth the search!

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205 E Guenther St, San Antonio, TX 78204
(210) 227-1061
Monday
02:00:00 - 02:00:00
Tuesday
02:00:00 - 02:00:00
Wednesday
02:00:00 - 02:00:00
Thursday
02:00:00 - 02:00:00
Friday
02:00:00 - 02:00:00

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