About - The Lord's Kitchen
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
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Don’t waste your time or money on this place like I did I ordered the BLT with avocado side and it was missing on my sandwich. BLT’s bacon was not fully cooked. lettuce was black and old bread not even toasted worst sandwich in my life no exaggerating disgustingI was excited to try this spot with good reviews and photos, but an absolute mistake!!!!
You can never go wrong with getting the Lords burger. You can taste the good quality of the meat, to the buns, down to the crisp veggies. The customization of the burgers is great and the price for the food isnt to bad compared to other places. Even at that with the prices, you get a good amount of food and it's delicious food so it makes it well worth it. There is always an inspirational Bible verse on the white board behind the counter. The tables are always clean. Great spot to eat at, when ever some ask if I know a good burger spot, The Lords Kitchen is where I tell them to go.
Love the story behind this restaurant, awesome name for the place & clever menu titles. This place is located near the train tracks & my graffiti loving husband and I loved that. The very neat location of this burger joint reflects the unique culture of San Antonio; no gentrified urbanization here, just the real southern deal. I am from out of town, but I can see why SA locals love The Lord’s Kitchen. The owner, a military veteran named Ray, is one of their own, and his restaurant reflects the heart of the city: cool, resilient, tough and unwavering though much has befallen it. The first best thing about The Lord’s Kitchen is that it is Christian, and the second best thing has to be the homemade fries. The city of San Antonio needs more of Christ, and I’m glad this place can point people to Him even if just through the beautiful Bible verses sprawled throughout the restaurant. The owner (Ray) got some things wrong during our visit…but when I addressed it, he apologized with sincerity and everything was smoothed over. Love truly covers a multitude of sins. I very much appreciate Ray’s humility and willingness to accept customer feedback. Perhaps my family and I will visit The Lord’s Kitchen again someday. I pray that this small, family owned restaurant would continue to be blessed by the Lord with prosperity and peace. P.S. I pray that they do not open a bar, not because alcohol is inherently sinful, but because people are. These are just my two cents based on my personal convictions. I believe that the Lord will provide another way to keep this special place going! God bless. Proverbs 16:3