Fearless Critic restaurant review
San Antonio
Tre Trattoria
Once touted, now doubted, Tre teeters
We have long considered Tre to be one of our favorite restaurants, capable of nearly flawless meals in a light and airy facility (try the deck in benign weather) on the edge of Brackenridge Park. The Italian menu was inventive, the wine list well-chosen, the serving staff competent, they make…
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Either it was written by Andrew Weissman himself (as I hear he is a part of this "unbiased" food critic group) or they mixed up the reviews of Tre and Il Sogno (who by all accounts of my friends has blah food and the worst service in San Antonio).
Tre is one of San Antonio's best, a favorite among myself and my friends -- for the patio, the wine and the food. The daily market salads are always unique and exciting, the linguine and clams and the cabrito and polenta are "to die for", and for those less adventurous the bolognese sauce is superb!