Food was great,biscuits are not to be missed,best chicken salad ev er.

This historical house in the King William area is well worth a visit. It gives a glimpse of the way an upper class German family lived in early San Antonio.

We didn't eat here, although it smelled wonderful. We were walking through the King William District and decided to take a look. Small museum with history of the flour mill and a cute gift shop along with the restaurant. I wouldn't come here unless I was in the area or was there to eat, but worth a stop otherwise.

The Guenther House consists of: 1 - a smalll museum 2 - the river mill store 3 - restaurant (which I did not have the time to eat at) The Guenther House was built by the founder of Pioneer Flour Mills (a still operating flour mill located next to the House). The house is located right on the San Antonio... More

We had to wait about 30 minutes for a table and the food was average. The atmosphere was very nice, but I wouldn't wait that long again for the Guenther House.

Not much of a museum - one room - but worth it to see the King William District, the architecture, and eat at the restaurant.

Great food and service in a charming atmosphere. Nice place for a special occasion as well and a nicely varied menu reasonably priced.

My husband and I love to go here for special occasions. The grounds are beautiful and the food is delicious. It is fun to explore the antique room furnishings and the little shop while we wait to be seated.

Make sure you eat at the restaurant in the home. Delicious food.