Pavil Restaurant & Bar® 

Pavil Restaurant & Bar is an authentic French brasserie reminiscent of the historic and popular brasseries found in Paris and other parts of the world where French cuisine flourishes.  Pavil Restaurant & Bar is the first classic French brasserie in San Antonio.  It offers a casual atmosphere, a choice of outside patio dining, professional service, and superior Parisian cuisine, like Steak Frites, Seafood Plateaus and Coq au Vin.  We have an extensive wine selection with an array of French and domestic labels as well as hand crafted local and international beers served from our handsome zinc bar.  With reservations, we can serve groups from 10 to 90 persons in our lovely private dining rooms.

True to a brasserie’s character, Pavil matches its robust French inspired dishes with a vibrant and sophisticated relaxed atmosphere. From its zinc-topped bar to its rich textures, brass accents, and etched glass, Pavil Restaurant & Bar is one of San Antonio’s definitive meeting places.

Pavil Restaurant & Bar serves classic French fare from late-morning through late-night supper. It is a place where you can meet friends for coffee and delicious pastry, cheese fondue, a great glass of wine or crafted beer, an inspired martini, or grand plateau at the zinc bar.

Pavil is a casual relaxed setting where you can enjoy a hearty sit down meal with one of our classic French dishes or our Plats du Jour featuring the best seasonal products available. Pavil Restaurant & Bar is becoming a popular spot among San Antonio diners.

Covered self parking and complimentary Valet parking are available.  For reservations and information call (210) 479-5000.

Texas Traveler: Eating in the Alamo City

"When I first walked in the door and took in the high ceilings and dark wood, I was immediately reminded of the spectacular Brasserie Georges in Lyons, a restaurant that first opened in 1836." Read the Full Article
Robb Walsh, Houston Press Blog

"If you are missing those charming, casual cafés with leisurely meals of excellent quality at modest prices, then a trip to Pavil Restaurant and Bar is just the ticket.  And it’s open into the wee hours. Viva la brasserie!"
Pat Mozersky, San Antonio Express-News

"You could have knocked me over with a pomme frite: A museum-quality replica of a French brasserie has sprung up on a posh corner of San Antonio’s Loop 1604" Read the Full Article
Pat Sharp, Texas Monthly Magazine

"Brasserie Beautiful  - That sense of community is what will keep customers coming back, just as much as the bread, the frisée salad, the pear tart, the pâté, the oysters, the beers and so much more."
John Griffin, San Antonio Express-News