
A rustic Italian Kitchen In San Antonio! Our recipes originate from Sicily, and we are a family-owned kitchen. Our goal is to help bring authentic Italian meals to our favorite city. We offer both dine-in and take-out orders! We have pizza, pasta, seafood (including shrimp scampi, alfredo, salmon, lobster ravioli, and more). We also have Veal marsala, piccata, parmigiana, and more. We have gluten free options and we offer a variety of wine and Italian coffee including espresso, macchiatto, and latte. We have lunch specials too. Albis Vite Italian Kitchen offers: Baked Pasta, Pizza, cannoli, cheesecake, dine in, curbside, and more. We are a 5 star italian restaurant and we love taking care of folks. We have the best service and best food.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 24165 I-10 Unit 433, San Antonio, TX 78257
Phone: (210) 549-1266
Website: http://www.albisvite.com/
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Reviews
The food was outstanding — from the fresh salad to the warm bread and well-crafted cocktails. But what I loved the most was the attention to dietary needs. Their gluten-free Frutti di Mare was absolutely delicious!
It’s rare to find places with such tasty gluten-free options, and Albi’s delivers both quality and hospitality. Highly recommended.
My picture does not do the main dish we had justice. It is the Pecan Crusted Chicken with risotto and broccolini. Absolutely loved the taste. The chicken was super-tender and the sides cooked just right with great flavor. We also had side Caesar salads (great dressing), an appetizer of Happy Hour priced mozzarella sticks (very good red dipping sauce), Happy Hour wine/sangria, and one serving of Tiramisu we brought home to split for dessert later. That was a LOT of food for us (my wife took half home for later–I should have!), but we had an Albi’s gift card and wanted to try out a variety of items on this first visit.
We so wish this restaurant was closer to us over where we live off 281/north of 1604. That’s our only issue. Both locations are a long way from our home and with all the construction on 1604 (even leaving home before 4 pm on a Friday evening…) it took us forever to drive over. We do want to come again, though, so will try to plan it into a trip to the NW side of town at some point in the future. It was worth it.
Highly recommended.