We’re just days away from Flavor, where San Antonio restaurants and bakeries offer up their delicious treats. You’ll be able to sample bites from more than 25 restaurants in various cuisines, enjoy craft beer and wine, signature cocktails and a live Culinary Showdown.

There will also be tunes from the SoundCream Airstream, three DJ stations and CAM art installations.

San Antonio Flavor – held on March 28 at the San Antonio Museum of Art – is a charitable event benefiting Culinaria 501c3. There’s still some tickets left – don’t wait too long!

The Jerk Shack 117 Matyear St, (210) 776-7780, facebook.com/thejerkshacksatx Billed as “San Antonio’s first artisan Caribbean restaurant,” The Jerk Shack is a quaint and polished open-air restaurant similar to Dignowity Meats. The menu will feature meats by the pound, starters, Chef’s Specials, and sides. Chicken and pork by the pound will range between $7 and $13; starters will run $3 to $8; entrees, like the jerk tacos, jerk shrimp and grits with maque choux, jerk wings and mac, steamed fish, braised oxtails and curry goat will range from $8 to $23. Photo by Jessica Elizarraras Credit: Jessica Elizarraras
La Botanica 2911 N St Mary’s St, (210) 716-0702, vivalabotanica.com Vegetarians and just about anyone that can appreciate a tasty meal that will leave you feeling great will want to hit up La Botanica’s booth. These guilt-free Mexican and Tex-Mex bites can’t be missed. Photo by shotsxgabe via Instagram / labotanicasa
Panifico Bake Shop 602 NW 24th St, (210) 434-9290, panifico.com Be sure to save room for dessert! That’s right, the long-standing and well-loved bakery will be available for you to get your fix of something sweet and oh-so-fulfilling. Photo via Instagram / countdowncityconnoisseurs
Botika 303 Pearl Pkwy #111, (210) 670-7684, botikapearl.com The inventive Pearl spot known as Botika will, of course, make an appearance at Flavor. While you’ll miss out on the stylish digs, you’ll still get to enjoy Peruvian-Asian fusion plates that will blow your mind – or at least your taste buds. Photo via Instagram / botikapearl Credit: Photo via Instagram / botikapearl
Alida 527 El Paso St, (210) 977-0010, alidatx.com This Downtown spot is known for cafe-style dishes like hot and cold sandwiches, salads, soups and more. You’ll find some of that goodness at Flavor, so don’t miss it. Photo via Instagram / sacurrent
The Beignet Stand Food truck, facebook.com The couple behind the Southern Grit has emerged with the new concept – The Beignet Stand – and is already a favorite for many San Antonians. Be sure to swing by during the event, we’re sure these treats will be going fast! Photo via Instagram / thebeignetstand
Photo via Instagram / Sangria on the Burg
Meadow Neighborhood Eatery and Bar 555 W Bitters Road #110, (210) 481-4214, meadowsanantonio.com “Southern Foodways claims ‘Our work sets a welcome table where all may consider our history and our future in a spirit of respect and reconciliation.’ If food, Southern or otherwise, can help to do that, bring more of this on.” – Ron Bechtol Photo by Jessica Elizarraras Credit: Jess Elizarraras
Kimura 152 East Pecan Street #102, (210) 444-0702, kimurasa.com Though there’s other options on the menu, you’ll want to order the ramen at Kimura (also available Freight Gallery and Cherrity Bar). Go for the tonkotsu, adapt it to your liking, and top it off with the house spice. It will definitely change your life. Photo via Instagram / notorioushuyig
Bite 1012 S Presa St, (210) 532-2551, biterestaurantsa.com You’ll get to score bites from Southtown’s stylish eatery, Bite, that makes food fun without compromising taste. The French culinary destination is regarded for its small plates, which will definitely make for a delicious bite (hehe) and a perfect shot for the ‘gram. Photo by jan_eats210 via Instagram / biterestaurantsa
Grayze On Grayson 521 E Grayson St, (210) 481-8776, grayzeongrayson.com Go the American route and hit up Grayze – at Flavor! Though you’ll miss out on the patio, you can still score tasty bites that might just make a regular diner out of you. Photo via Instagram / grayzeongrayson
Bamboo 1010 S Flores St Suite #111, (210) 481-4884, bambooeats.com Serving up Asian fare and specializing in Chinese dishes, Bamboo will likely be a popular booth at Flavor. Seriously, who wouldn’t want to score some noodles or saucy chicken? Photo via Instagram / sacurrent
Market on Houston 205 E Houston St, (210) 554-1721, marketonhouston.com Doing Restaurant Week solely for the ‘gram? (Instagram, that is.) Flex on your followers and hit up Market, the chic gourmet shop in the heart of the Alamo City. Serving farm-to-table fare and complete with craft beer and wine offerings, Market will have you feeling like a true foodie. Photo via Instagram / marketonhouston
Two Step Restaurant & Bar 9840 W Loop 1604 N, (210) 688-2686, twosteprestaurant.com Of course there will be Texas-inspired – as in BBQ and Mexican fare influences – bites at Flavor! Expect these plates to be plenty meaty and to have you saying, “Yee-haw!” Photo via Instagram / alamofoodie
The Art of Donut 428 N St Mary’s St, (210) 265-5423, artofdonut.com You’ll want to stop by the Art of Donut booth and score a pretty sweet, complete with bright colors and bedazzle-like details. Oh, and they taste super delicious too. Photo via Instagram / theartofdonut
Grille 254 16641 La Cantera Pkwy, (210) 558-6500, lacanteraresort.com The La Cantera Resort’s restaurant will be coming on down to take part in Flavor. Grille 254, obviously an upscale spot, has a menu of lighter breakfast and lunch options like salads and sandwiches. Photo via Instagram / grille254
Viva La Dough vivaladough.com This quirky shop is not just online only, so getting your fix of edible cookie dough at Flavor is perfectly convenient. Photo by Jessica Elizarraras Credit: Jessica Elizarraras
Cover-3 1806 N 1604 W, (210) 479-9700,
Lick Honest Ice Creams 312 Pearl Pkwy #2101, (210) 314-8166, ilikelick.com You can look forward to the days of summer and hit up Lick at Flavor. Expect scoops of the homemade ice cream that is made with Texas in mind! Photo by theginger_snap via Instagram / historicpearl
High Street Wine Co. 302 Pearl Pkwy #104, (210) 908-9144, highstreetwine.com Pearl’s boozy spot is bringing the party to Flavor. Expect small plates and more at this pop-up. Photo by westeastarmory via Instagram / highstreetwine
Papouli’s Greek Grill Multiple locations, papoulis.com Explore the tastes of Greece and hit up Papouli’s at Flavor! With three locations throughout San Antonio, take that as reason enough to sample classic bites from this authentic chain. Photo via Instagram / breaking.bread.in.sa
Shake Shack 7427 San Pedro Ave, (210) 277-4770, shakeshack.com The Shack Burger is as simple as it gets at this chain. A single cheeseburger topped with lettuce, tomato and ShackSauce – stop by to get acquainted. Photo via Instagram / shakeshack
Toro Kitchen + Bar 115 N Loop 1604 E #1105, (210) 592-1075, torokitchenandbar.com Spanish cuisine will surely take you to your happy place. Known for classics like paella and tapas, Toro’s contribution to the event is so appreciated. Photo via Instagram / torokitchenandbar
Just Made Juice justmadejuice.com Whether you’re new to juicing or an expert, you can enjoy a cup of some good freshness at Flavor. The mostly-online juice shop creates juices made from common and unique ingredients alike that offer plenty of health benefits. Photo via Instagram / justmadejuice
Paloma Blanca Mexican Cuisine 5800 Broadway St #300, (210) 822-6151, palomablanca.net Paloma Blanca is known for serving up authentic Mexican fare with gluten-free and paleo options available to restricted eaters. So you can expect the beloved restaurant to come through for every foodie in attendance. Photo via Instagram / palomablancasa
Best Coffee Roaster Summer Moon Coffee Bar, 3233 N. St. Mary’s St. Suite 102, (210) 320-1773, woodfiredcoffee.com Photo via Instagram / countdowncityconnoisseurs
2. Leon Valley Cafe 6417 Evers Road, Leon Valley, (210) 520-0706, leonvalleycafe.com “Amazing. Amazing environment. Amazing staff. AMAAAAAZING food. That’s it. What else can you ask for? Ps: order their steak and be the happiest you’ll ever be.” – Fernanda + Justin D. Photo via Instagram / mllastra
Topgolf 5539 N Loop 1604 W, (210) 202-2694, topgolf.com If you go to Topgolf just for the food and drink, consider Flavor the perfect opportunity to enjoy bites and more sans golf. Photo via Instagram / _malloryyyyy_
The Culinary Institute of America 312 Pearl Parkway Building 2, Suite #2102, (210) 554-6400, ciachef.edu No need to head to the Pearl campus to taste the goodness that students at CIA-San Antonio are cooking up. Just head to Flavor! Students will feature small plates from the esteemed program that will show you what direction the local food scene is heading. Photo via Instagram / dgonzo392
Naco Mexican Brunch Food truck, (210) 610-5136, safta.net This food truck serves it up with Mexican bites that are – you guessed it – perfect for brunch. Eggy bites and colorful flavors will definitely spice up your culinary adventure at Flavor. Photo via Instagram / nacomexican
Thai Topaz 2177 NW Military Hwy, (210) 290-9833, thaitopaz-sat.com Do you have an eternal craving for Thai food? Us too. Thai Topaz will take care of that for you at Flavor. Photo via Instagram / heychicharra
The Art Institute of San Antonio 10000 I-10 #200, artinstitutes.edu Students from the institute’s culinary program will head on down to Flavor to wow you with their skills. The program features a bakery/pastries track as will as a general culinary arts track, so you’re bound to score some good eats. Photo via Instagram / thisisindira1
Garden Tea Lounge 2375 NW Military Hwy, (210) 308-8327, craftiquesmall.com This bistro lounge is known for its organic teas, scones and other baked goods. If you have a soft spot for the simple things, then you’ll love these treats. Photo via Instagram / gardentealounge
Bibi’s Sweet Poe sweetpoe.com It’s all about sweet potato pudding over at Bibi’s. Other sweet treats are up for grabs here, but seriously, this pudding will knock your socks off. Stop by Bibi’s to sample what’s good. Photo via Instagram / bibisweetpoe
Kung Fu Tea Multiple locations, kungfutea.com If it’s trendy and yummy, it’s going to be at Flavor. So of course Kung Fu Tea will pop up at the ultimate foodie event! However you like your bubble tea, but sure to grab a cup at some point during the evening. Photo via Instagram / kungfuteasanantonio
Paesanos Lincoln Heights 555 E Basse Road, (210) 828-5191, paesanos.com The long-standing Paesanos will be part of the Flavor lineup too. Known for pasta and seafood dishes, including the prized red snapper, you’re definitely in for a treat if you stop by Paesanos post. Photo via Instagram / beatricecarreon
Cosmic Cakery 150 W Olmos Dr, (210) 387-2305, cosmiccakery.com A local bakery known for creative custom cakes, cupcakes and cake pops, Cosmic Cakery will satisfy any sweet tooth. So remember to save room for dessert – and snap a picture of your treat! Photo via Instagram / cosmiccakery
Chef Junction facebook.com/chefjunction If you’ve yet to try the dishes created by catering company Chef Junction, here’s your chance. The service offers “flavors of the world,” according to its Facebook page. Photo via Instagram / chefjunctionsa