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Here cultures have collided bringing a Tex-Mex explosion to center stage. More than the staple salsa and fajitas, San Antonio’s culinary landscape is proving that heritage and nuances can go hand in hand.
Tower of the Americas
The 750-foot-tall Tower of the Americas offers a breathtaking view of San Antonio. Enjoy the scenery from the observation deck or dine at the resvolving Chart House Restaurant. From top-of-the-catch seafood, succulent steaks, prime rib and decadent desserts, chefs have tailored a menu to complement local cuisine while introducing a hint of the exotic.
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Culinary Institute of America
Culinary enthusiast classes give "foodies" a chance to rub elbows with Latin Cuisine experts as they learn about and prepare regional dishes. Set among restored 19th century buildings once part of the Pearl Brewery, the CIA San Antonio campus is located on the San Antonio River just north of downtown. The CIA classrooms and kitchens are state-of-the-art, dedicated to real-world experiences and creating an ideal setting for learning.
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Pearl Farmers Market features only vendors located within a 150 mile radius of San Antonio, providing fresh, local, and seasonal products they have planted, raised and harvested. It is located on the grounds of the Pearl Brewery, an enchanting urban village that was once a manufacturing facility. This historic gathering place is where everyone is welcome to eat, play, and learn along the banks of the San Antonio River.
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La Gloria Ice House
Modeled after an old Texas icehouse, La Gloria is set on the River Walk in the Pearl Brewery. Chef de cuisine Johnny Hernandez was inspired by his extensive travels throughout Mexico and he brings authentic Mexican street food to San Antonio. The menu is filled with the heavenly flavors found among the street vendors, taquerias, and kitchens of interior Mexico.
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Tucked within the Southtown Arts District, Madhatters Tea House and Café will provide a relaxing and delightful dining experience. With teas from all over the world, Madhatters is the place to go for a relaxing meal or afternoon tea.
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Azuca
The inspiration for Azuca came from the desire to unite the cuisine, service and environment of the Caribbean, Central and Latin America. When dining at Azuca, be certain to try the salsa! Every Friday and Saturday evening, guests can pair their divine meal with an evening of salsa dancing and music.
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Texas Wine Trail
Explore the beautiful Hill Country, which starts just on San Antonio's doorstep, on a tour of 26 vineyards. This area is the second fast growing wine destination in the nation. Five self-guided Trail Events during the year mark unique opportunities to enjoy Hill Country artists, musicians, crafters, chefs and entertainers of all kinds featured at the wineries, in addition to wine tastings, food and wine pairings, seminars, demonstrations and tours.
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Taco Taco
Immerse yourself in the landscape like a local with a taco for breakfast, lunch or dinner, or all three. You’ll discover that tortillas and everything they’re stuffed with are as different as the hands that fill them.
Central Market
Central Market is the only full-service grocery retailer that has a special job description for “Foodies.” Foodies love food, and they dedicate themselves to tasting it, learning about it and sharing their knowledge with you (or anyone else who asks, for that matter). Not only is Central Market a unique and amazing shopping destination, it’s a wonderful place to expand your culinary education with a full roster of culinary classes featuring guest chefs from around San Antonio.
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