Gabriel M.
7/21/2025
This place has a very authentic cuisine. I have never tried Italian food like this, and definetly LOVED IT!! Service on point, people is friendly and prompt to help. The ambiance and atmosphere...
Antinoz Cafe
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5826 Babcock Rd
San Antonio, TX 78240
Antinoz Café in San Antonio, TX, is a newly established Italian gem founded by the visionary trio of Lina Alzu-Baidi, Ali Gshayyish, and Gregory Hudack. More than just a café, Antinoz offers an immersive experience that embodies Italian elegance and culinary excellence. Chef Ali, with a passion for Italian cuisine cultivated from a young age, traveled the world to refine his craft, eventually returning to the U.S. to bring his dream to life through Antinoz.
Every aspect of Antinoz, from hand-painted murals to custom-designed furniture, has been meticulously selected to transport guests to Italy. The menu features classic Italian dishes with a contemporary twist, a curated selection of fine wines and artisanal coffees, all set in an atmosphere where culinary artistry seamlessly merges with creative design. Antinoz Café invites guests to indulge in an authentic Italian dining experience unlike any other.
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4.048 reviews
Stephanie R.
12/18/2025
This was a great Italian restaurant. Everything we ordered was delicious. You can make reservations online which was great since we had a larger group. I had the Caprese sandwich and every...
Claudia P.
11/29/2025
Cute place. Friendly and welcoming staff. The pepperoni pizza is tasty, and enjoyed the cheese sticks and sliced bread. I will go back for the Virgin mojito and pizza.
J
1/2/2026
We ate here for the first time today. The service was amazing. The bread with tapenade was delicious, followed by one of the best house salads I have ever had. We had the ravioli and lasagna and...
Brent L.
4/21/2025
I've been struggling with this review for a week, but I finally have to write it. The food is really mediocre and VERY, VERY, VERY expensive for what it is. Lasagna is $26 - it's a decent...
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