4.9
- 4.9Food
- 4.8Service
- 4.7Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
USD 160.00 per person
Prepaid
1 - 12 people
1 - 12 people
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4.9
Noise • Moderate
San Antonio
Best Food
San Antonio
Neighbourhood gem
San Antonio
Best Food
San Antonio
Neighbourhood gem
San Antonio
Great for fine wines
Gary
Sacramento / Sacramento Valley1 review
Dined on 26 October 2026
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Dined on 23 October 2026
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Atlanta28 reviews
Dined on 21 October 2026
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New Orleans / Louisiana2 reviews
Dined on 18 October 2026
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San Antonio19 reviews
Dined on 16 October 2026
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San Antonio19 reviews
Dined on 9 October 2026
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Chihuahua5 reviews
Dined on 26 September 2026
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Austin1 review
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San Antonio19 reviews
Dined on 25 September 2026
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San Antonio25 reviews
Dined on 24 September 2026
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Yes, Valeria’s cozy, intimate dining room, thoughtful wine pairings, and gentle live music make it a popular choice for anniversaries and special evenings.
Valeria feels cozy and intimate, with live music that many guests describe as pleasant and not overbearing; the lounge offers a relaxed spot for cocktails while the dining room stays warm and conversation-friendly.
Yes, families are welcomed at Valeria: guests report accommodating staff and bring children, with kids ordering items like a smaller cheese pizza and babies receiving attentive care.
If you’re after a deal and music, Monday nights are a nice pick (guests note a wine discount and music); Saturday evenings, especially early dinners, also earn praise for pleasant live music.
Portions are frequently described as generous or "perfect", guests praise ample pasta and generous seafood plates, with several parties leaving satisfied.
Business casual is the guide at Valeria, aim for neat, polished attire rather than formalwear; many guests treat it as a special-occasion spot for anniversaries and celebrations.
Yes, reviewers report the layout was stress-free for a wheelchair user, and staff have happily adjusted seating to accommodate a baby at the table.
Valeria tends to be busiest for special events, guests report long waits and being overwhelmed on occasions like Valentine’s Day and wine dinners, while early dinner times and some weekday visits have been very quiet, with guests sometimes finding the dining room nearly empty.
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