Menu - Down On Grayson
Menu
The menu of Down On Grayson from San Antonio includes 72 dishes. On average the dishes or drinks on the menu cost approximately $11.2. You can view the categories on the menu below.
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Soft Drinks
$3.0Snacks
Double DipHousemade guacamole & jalapeno pimento cheese served + warm tortilla chips.
$8.0Salad
$4.0Entrées
$4.0
Skinny fries + fresh roasted garlic; topped + hand‐grated parm & parsley.
$6.0Salads
$5.0
Thai Steak SaladSpicy marinated filet; mango; red onion; cucumber; greens; chopped almonds & pancit noodles.
$15.0
Chicken Kale SaladEmerald kale; roasted chicken; avocado; cashews + a citrus vinaigrette.
$13.0Ice Cream & Desserts
6 layers + fresh strawberries blended into the batter & icing. Topped + strawberry buttercream icing.
$12.0Fingerfood
Lightly crusted red snapper pan fried; topped + an herb butter sauce; served + cole slaw. Served + a house salad.
$24.1Meat Dishes
Housemade pork & beef meatballs topped + Italian plum tomato sauce & romano cheese.
$10.0Vegetarian
Cucumber; avocado; guacamole; tomato; feta cheese & marinated spring mix served on Multi‐Grain toasted bread.
$12.0Sandwiches
House‐Roasted sirloin sliced thin & piled high on a grayson roll; served traditionally + Au‐Jus & horseradish mayo.
$19.0Dessert
He classic + graham cracker crust.
$6.0
Crustless crisp apples covered in oats; barley & brown sugar & served + vanilla blue bell ice cream.
$9.0
Chocolate Sheet CakeBrownie‐like goodness served + vanilla blue bell ice cream.
$9.0Sides $7
Sautéed Carrots$6.0Toast
Fresh avocado atop toasted seeded bread & sprinkled + salt; oil & chili flakes.
$9.0Small Plates
House‐Seasoned brussels crisped; served + sriracha mayo.
$8.0Kids Menu
10 ounce sirloin finished on our flat top grill + hoffbrau lemon butter; served + skinny fries. Served + a house salad.
$20.0Starters
San Antonio's favorite beef shish kabobs served + housemade cilantro ranch & tortilla chips.
$15.0Entrée Salads & Sandwiches
Fried Grouper SandwichCrispy grouper; Thousand island dressing; tomatoes; pickles; champagne vinaigrette slaw.
$16.0Soups
Chopped CaesarFresh romaine; pico de gallo & housemade croutons topped + a parmesan crisp.
$12.0Sides For The Table
Corn Off The CobbFresh cut in house; sauteed + peppers & red onion.
$5.0February Menu
Grouper VeracruzGrilled grouper topped + our housemade veracruz sauce; served + sauteed carrots. Served + a house salad.
$24.1Shared Plates
El Moderno NachosAuthentic version of this South of the border favorite + cheese; jalapeno & las zanahorias.
$7.0Burgers &Amp; Sandwich
Char KingChar‐Broiled ground chuck; cheddar cheese; mayo; pickles; lettuce & tomato.
$13.0House Features
Chimichurri Strip12 Ounces prime NY strip topped + housemade garlic chimichurri sauce; served + crispy onion rings. Served + a house salad.
$34.1 Chopped ConChopped sirloin topped + gooey cheddar; diced tomatoes; guacamole; salsa; served + skinny fries. Served + a house salad.
$14.0Second Course
Fire Roasted ChickenSide Dishes
Thin; crispy rings hand‐battered to orde.
$8.0 Pepper Bacon$5.0Shellfish And Starters
Fire‐roasted peppers served + sriracha mayo.
$9.0Desserts $4.50 Each
2 layers of moist buttermilk coconut cake. Topped + cream cheese; coconut icing & toasted coconut.
$7.0
Offers
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FAQ
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The atmosphere was delightful! I really enjoyed dining here, especially with the gentle mist from the fans. My waitress was friendly and full of energy. The main courses were excellent and very tasty. However, I was a bit let down by the breadsticks, which were just cut pieces. The onion rings and fries were decent, but nothing to write home about. The drinks were enjoyable overall, though the lavender drink had a bit too much lavender flavor for my taste. The meat, on the other hand, was delicious!
I was very pleased with my meal! I highly recommend the Cobb salad. It is a bit pricey, but definitely worth it as it’s quite filling! The grilled peppers were also fantastic—they were not what I expected, as they had very little seasoning.
