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Whether savory or sweet (or a mix of the two), empanadas remain a mainstay on menus across San Antonio – and for good reason. Ranging from Mexican, Venezuelan, Colombian, or Argentinean, trust these 14 local restaurants to cure your antojo for delicious empanadas. Fat Tummy Empanadas
Here are all the empanadas you ll find around San Antonio.
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With a focus on Argentinean food, Fat Tummy Empanadas has gained attention both locally and nationally (thanks, Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives ) for its variety of flavorful empanadas. From spinach and cheese and beef and potato to guava and cream cheese, there’s something for everyone, no matter if you go savory or sweet. Don’t forget the spicy chimichurri sauce!
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Owners of Fat Tummy Empanadas worry if they’ll be able to continue their business
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SAN ANTONIO – The owners of Fat Tummy Empanadas have kept bellies full and people smiling for the last three years.
Co-owner Norah Saleh said the restaurant, located on South Murry and West Commerce, gained popularity after being featured on the Food Network.
Since then, they have catered to local leaders like Mayor Ron Nirenberg and big names like former Spurs basketball player Tony Parker.
“It’s good to see smiling faces. They say we’re awesome, we love you,” Saleh said.