Isidore

Isidore

Delicious as F*ck
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Isidore is where San Antonio goes to mark something — a Tobin Hill dining room built on occasion-grade service — and the kitchen justifies the ceremony with creative cooking rooted in South Texas character.

The Times list came first, with the star close behind, and the pairing matters: national validation for a restaurant that reads unmistakably local. San Antonio's fine dining used to borrow its confidence. Isidore's is homegrown.

The Spot
Isidore has built a reputation as one of San Antonio's occasion restaurants — the kind of place regulars choose when something is being celebrated. That reputation rests on service that reviewers describe as exceptionally attentive and personalized, paired with a South Texas-inflected dining room that leans into creative, well-executed plates rather than straightforward comfort food.

The restaurant sits in Tobin Hill and carries a price point that matches its ambitions. Michelin awarded Isidore one star in 2025, and it was also named to The New York Times' Restaurant List that same year.
THE FACTS
Delicious as F*ck
AWARDMichelin Guide One Star2025
AWARDThe New York Times The Restaurant List2025
CRITICCovered by San Antonio Magazine
CRITICCovered by The Infatuation
RATINGS4.4 stars across 273 reviews4 sources
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City

San Antonio

Neighborhood

Tobin Hill

Price

$$$$

Cuisine

American

Chef

Danny Parada / Ian Lanphear

Owner

Michelin One Star 2025
Recognition
NYT Restaurant List 2025
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