well.... this IS an old family favorite, which accredites two stars. However, on one incident there were TINY BUGS floating in my vegetable soup *yuck!* My sister will defend the buffet until the death, and the prices are good, and hey, they even know my mom by name, but I will NOT eat bugs... :)

GOOD, GOOD, GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...a lot...pizzas for every taste, and I recommend the exotic taj mahal pizza. Even pastas and salads...YUMM!! The cashier even had a greek accent, which made it even cooler. WOOHOO!!!!!

It's edible, but my brother almost puked from all the oil...hmmm that's not healthy...

It's little and it's cheap. My sister found *floaties* in the water...the food CAN be good, and I like the tortillas-hey that's it!

It has an adequate buffet, umm the parking lot is kind of sketchy. Example: the ghetto theater closed down, and I think it's curtains for this place as well. :0P The food WAS good.

We LOOOOVED the salsa, two thumbs up. The tortillas were excellent as well, the chips were perfectly crisp. The atmosphere is awesome, however, we always end up with the same mimbo waiter, so please avoid the tall blond guy with slick hair. (side note: my great friend and I had a starring gig at the blanco location playing guitar woohoo!)

This little *hut* is good, cheap, fast, and has excellent salsa! So, if you want good mexican without having to leave a tip, by all means stop on by....heh err just go.

The salsa is SOO good, as are the tortillas. Note: I like the colored chips (red and green hehe). Okay, let's see I HIGHLY recommend the big ol' burrito because-man- you will be so full and fulfilled. Oh yes...it'll knock your socks off!

I like this restaurant a lot. The only problem I've found with it is that it's so inexpensive that EVERYONE wants to be there. Good luck finding a table. Even on a Saturday at 3 p.m. it's busy, and you can expect to be waiting around outside for at least 20 minutes.

For lunch you can expect to get away with spending between 8 to 12 dollars, but for dinner, it's a bit more. It's usually somewhere between 10 to 20 dollars for dinner (that includes a refreshment). At any rate, Milano @ Wurzbach is snuggled in a nice little center with trees all around. There is a patio you can eat at outside, which is very nice this time of year since it's cooler here in San Antonio. The service is really excellent. The waiters/waitresses pull out chairs for the ladies, and are there for anything you need. It's a very pretty restaurant. There are candles and carnations atop every table. The bathroom even has fresh flowers in a vase. Anyone who enjoys Italian food and good service outta check this one out.

The interior of this restaurant is very sleek, and trendy. I'd suggest wearing a black turtleneck and trousers when you go (j/k). If you really want to get a feel for this restaurant you should show up before 6 p.m. on a Saturday (the service is fast if there are not lot of people there). The line gets so long that it goes out to the parking lot. I think that's a good implication of how favored this restaurant is. The pizzas range from anything vegetarian to chinese. I would definitely recommend anyone to go and try this restaurant.

The best thing about this mexican restaurant is the tortillas. Not only can you get some with your meal, but you can purchase a pretty big bag of them for under a dollar. Other than that the food was merely medoicre. I don't think I'd recommend this one to a friend.