The drink menu leans on the hotel's own history: the Wildflower Aperitif — cognac, bitter cordial, and vermouth — references a visit from Lady Bird Johnson, while the Alamo City Southside, a sparkling cucumber vodka drink, nods to the property's old debutante balls.
Food runs from pastries, egg sandwiches, and yogurt parfaits in the morning to an all-day menu from chef Davila that includes Mexican street-style corn with green goddess and roasted pecans, three variations of bao (pork belly, fried chicken, barbacoa), and a Big Red and barbacoa taco built as a callback to the concept's earlier menu.
The name and look come from the Anacacho Ranch in West Texas, carried through in wood, leather, and terracotta finishes, vintage objects, and a centerpiece 1936 Harry Anthony DeYoung painting. The James Beard Foundation named Anacacho a semifinalist for Best New Restaurant in 2026.

