Best Quality Daughter is having a pop up dinner this Saturday October 26. Photo: Best Quality Daughter, used with permission.
Best Quality Daughter, the culinary dream on its way to becoming a reality from locals Jennifer Hwa Dobbertin, Quealy Watson and Jennifer Ling Datchuk, is returning with a pop-up dinner on San Antonio’s East Side. Now in its third year, the ticketed eight-course dinner event will feature an array of Asian-American cuisine curated by Chefs Jennifer Dobbertin and Quealy Watson of Tenko Ramen. This pop-up dinner is a taste of what is to come at the future brick and mortar location. Tickets for the dinner are available online. (Best Quality Daughter, 2019)
Tickets for the Chinese Laundromat Dinner are $108 which grant guests access to a cocktail hour and an eight course seated dinner featuring cocktails and wine from William Chris Vineyards. Eight is a common theme in the Asian-inspired, recurring pop-up series because it is the most auspicious number in Chinese culture. The menu includes Thai Fermented Sausages, Sizzling Rice and Aromatic Chorizo Prawn Dip, Smoked Brisket Fat Sticky Rice Shumai, Salt and Pepper King Crab with Thom Kha Gravy, Twice Baked Banana, Shaved Gailan with Fermented Tofu XO Caesar, Oolong Tea Smoked Prime Rib and Asian Pear and Cheese Foam Kakigori.
Best Quality Daughter is the collaborative effort of Jennifer Hwa Dobbertin, Chef Quealy Watson and ceramic artist, Jennifer Ling Datchuk. With the help of architect Vicki Yuan of Lake Flato Architects and designer, Jamie Stolarski, the home, formerly an industrial steam cleaner shop, will transform into the Best Quality Daughter Chinese Laundromat. The dinner will be spearheaded by Dobbertin and Watson and the art installations and decor, which will reflect the Asian immigrant labor experience, will be presented by Datchuk and Yuan. There will also be a sound installation by Shanghai sound artist, Terence Lloren, craft cocktails by Denise Deglopper, of the newly opened Pastiche and live music from DT Buffkin.
Chinese Laundromat Dinner – Saturday, October 26 beginning at 7p.m.
7p.m. to 8p.m. – Cocktail hour in an intimate courtyard setting with live music and mingling
8p.m. to 10p.m. – Seated, eight-course dinner at a converted industrial steam cleaners
The concept was originally dreamt up by Datchuk and Dobbertin, who connected over their shared cultural identity as Asian women in Texas. The name was inspired by a scene in the mother-daughter film Joy Luck Club and created in an effort to increase the availability of Asian-American food in San Antonio. With future brick and mortar plans in the works, Chef Quealy Watson of Tenko Ramen (formerly of Hot Joy) will also step in as a partner. Watson will assist with developing the menu for the upcoming permanent location.
“We love watching our vision come to life and are always excited to provide San Antonians the opportunity to try our interpretations of authentic Asian cuisine. Best Quality Daughter is largely inspired by the shared family meals we grew up with.” – Jennifer Hwa Dobbertin
HallowWine Run benefits Culinaria and welcomes all participants. Photo: Culinaria, used with permission.
This year’s HalloWine Run, sponsored by HEB and Gold’s Gym, is set for Saturday October 26. It will benefit Culinaria and will take place at The Shops at La Cantera. Guys, ghouls, little monsters and furry friends set the pace at the third annual HalloWine Run. This four-mile fun run through The Shops at La Cantera will be filled with more treats than tricks and the finish line reception will feature an array of bites from some of San Antonio’s best chefs, along with adult beverages to get your blood pumping. All levels of runners are welcome and encouraged to participate, including four-legged furry beasts. Even mini-monsters 11 years old and younger can enjoy a wicked awesome Tot Trot just for them. There will be awards for the fastest finishers and best costumes. (Culinaria, 2019)
HalloWine run registration is available online. From August 27 through October 8 the cost is $35; from October 9 through 20, $40 and October 26 through Race Day (if space allows) $45. Tot Trot: Trot only, $10; Trot Plus T-shirt, $20 (must register by October 13 to receive T-shirt). Pre-race festivities begin at 7a.m. with the race beginning at 8a.m.
Spectator Pass: Those who want to enjoy the food and festivities following the race may purchase Spectator Passes for $20 (ages 5+). Spectator Passes will be available for purchase at Packet Pickup with a valid driver’s license; on race day before the race at the Culinaria booth and at the race registration site. Passes must be picked up at Packet Pickup or on Race Day at the Culinaria booth. Individuals who do not have proof of purchase or an I.D. will not be able to collect their badges and will not be served at the reception.
The Shops at La Cantera
15900 La Cantera Pkwy
San Antonio, TX 78256
(210) 582-6255
Fall menu offerings at participating EVO locations. Photo: Felicia Curtis, used with permission.
EVO Entertainment Group, the family-owned entertainment operator with locations throughout South Texas, is excited to announce its programming for fall 2019. Guests can settle into the autumn season and cozy up to culinary and entertainment specials from now through November. EVO’s fall fun includes the launch of a new LTO menu filled with fall-themed cocktails, pumpkin-themed events for both adults and children, as well as various film activations like a free Mean Girls screening. (EVO Entertainment Group, 2019)
Mean Girls Day Free Movie Night: Thursday, October 3 at 7p.m.
Join EVO in celebrating the iconic comedy, Mean Girls, with a free screening of the film in the Flex room at The SPOT Cinema Eatery & Social Haus. Guests who come dressed in pink like The Plastics will receive half off select appetizers. There will be $5 frozen jack and cokes on special to cheers to the cult classic. Seating is first come, first served.
Participating locations: San Marcos at the Spot
Fall LTO Menu Available now until December 1
Available from September through December 1, EVO has launched its Fall Limited Time Menu (LTO) for movie-goers, gamers and bowlers looking for fall-themed food and cocktails. Patrons can find seasonal flavors at EVO’s open kitchen and bar all curated by a culinary manager.
Pecan Old Fashioned – This fall take on the classic cocktail uses Texas pecan whiskey and Buffalo Trace and was created to make patrons feel right at home for the cozy fall months. ($10)
Pumpkin Spiced Shake – Guests can get their pumpkin fix by selecting from pumpkin or vanilla ice cream and spiking their milkshake with vodka and Bailey’s Pumpkin Spice. ($10)
Sweet Potato Hummus – Starters reminiscent of a fall harvest include sweet potato hummus, blended in-house and served with veggies and fresh-baked pita chips. ($8)
Participating locations: Schertz, Kyle and the SPOT in San Marcos
Pumpkin Carving Party – Wednesday, October 16 at 7p.m. with Hocus Pocus playing at 8p.m.
EVO is proud to present its Pumpkin Carving Party to gear up San Antonians and Austinites for Halloween. Tickets include a pumpkin, carving tools and access to the pumpkin carving area where EVO will be showing Hocus Pocus. Guests 18 and over are invited to enjoy items from the fall menu and those 21 and up can take advantage of specials on pumpkin craft beer. Tickets are $12 and will be available for purchase on October 1 on the website, Eventbrite and Facebook.
Participating locations: Schertz and Kyle
Drunken Pumpkin– Wednesday, October 16 at 7p.m. with Hocus Pocus playing at 8p.m.
Drunken Pumpkin invites San Marcos locals to experience a Pumpkin Carving Party to prepare for Halloween madness. Tickets include a pumpkin, carving tools and access to the pumpkin carving area where EVO will be showing Hocus Pocus. This is an 18 and up event which features fall menu items and specials on pumpkin craft beer. Tickets are $12 and will be available for purchase on October 1 on the website, Eventbrite and Facebook.
Participating locations: the SPOT in San Marcos
Pumpkins & Popcorn- Saturday, October 26 at 10:30a.m.
The Halloween event Pumpkins & Popcorn will be held for children and includes a small pumpkin, painting and decorating supplies, along with a popcorn and candy treat. Tickets will be sold on the website, Eventbrite and Facebook and a limited amount will be available for purchase at participating EVO locations. $10 – for Pumpkin & Popcorn; $15 – Pumpkin & Popcorn plus $10 Game Card.
Participating locations: Schertz and Kyle
Charlie’s Angels VIP Ladies Night– Thursday, November 14 at 6p.m. with the movie at 7:30p.m.
To celebrate the reboot of Charlie’s Angels, EVO is hosting a Charlie’s Angels VIP Ladies Night event.. A pre-show cocktail hour that includes a champagne bar, passed appetizers, desserts, a $5 specialty cocktail and a small gift. Tickets are coming soon to the website, Facebook and Eventbrite.
Participating locations: Schertz, Kyle, and The Spot
Upcoming events at the Pearl include a Labor Day Party and a Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival. Photo: Nick Simonite, used with permission.
Pearl recently announced its campus-wide programming for fall and winter of 2019. Kicking off the fall with Labor Day, Pearl will host numerous family-friendly events including the Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival, Dia de los Muertos, Holiday Night Markets, Posada and more. (Pearl, 2019)
Labor Day Party
In celebration of Labor Day, Pearl Park will host a relaxing evening filled with food, music and fun on Monday, September 2 from 5p.m. to 8p.m. Bud’s Southern Rotisserie will offer their specialty beignets and wings for purchase during the evening for guests to enjoy while listening to the musical stylings of Big Cedar Fever. The event is free and open to the public with food and drink available for purchase at The Bottling Department and Southerleigh’s oyster bar.
National Voter Registration Day at Pearl
In honor of National Voter Registration Day, Pearl will host League of Women Voters of the San Antonio Area, a nonpartisan organization dedicated to informed and active participation in government, to encourage voter registration and civic engagement. On Tuesday, September 24 from 6p.m. to 8 p.m. the League of Women Voters of the San Antonio Area will have a booth at the Bottling Department where visitors can register to vote and learn about civic engagement. There will also be food and drink specials by the Bottling Department tenants and a specialty made cake by Bakery Lorraine. The event will be free and open to the public with food and drink available for purchase.
Pop-Ups at Pearl
Pearl is excited to announce three new pop-up experiences coming to Pearl’s Dielmann Building this fall. The Dielmann Building, located in the old Il Sogno space, will host retails shops Miron Crosby, Period Modern and a contemporary design studio by Peter Glassford and Isabel Moncada. Miron Crosby, a bespoke boot brand from Dallas, will take over the space, followed by Period Modern, a brand offering hand-selected vintage and authentic Danish mid-century furniture. The pop up space will close with a contemporary design showcase of vibrant fashion, jewelry, tabletops, leather goods and furniture ranging from practical to extravagant by Peter Glassford and Isabel Moncada. The pop up schedule at Pearl includes:
Mariachi Lab
Join Pearl for its third annual Mariachi Lab, a showcase of mariachi talent from across San Antonio on Sunday, September 15 from 4p.m. to 8p.m. The event will kick off at Pearl Farmers Market with performances by the Guadalupe Mariachi Academy and the legendary Mariachi Campanas de America with youth performances and the main showcase to follow. Mariachi Lab will close with headliner and San Antonio-native Stephanie Urbina Jones. The event is free and open to the public with food and drink available for purchase at The Bottling Department and Southerleigh’s oyster bar.
Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival
Pearl, in partner with The Texas Butterfly Ranch, is proud to host the fourth annual Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival on Sunday, October 20 from 10a.m. to 2p.m. Promising a weekend of science, education and fun, the festival will celebrate the Monarch Butterfly’s majestic migration through Texas on their way to Mexico to roost for the winter. The event will include a people for pollinators parade, monarch butterfly tagging, educational demonstrations, live music and the world debut of the Waggle Dance at noon.
Dia de los Muertos
Pearl honors the lives of lost loved ones with the third annual celebration of Dia de los Muertos November 1 and 2 from 5p.m. to 9p.m. Altars will be on display across Pearl property with live music, a procession, art making and more available for patrons to enjoy. Both days will feature traditional altars created by local and regional artists. The entire event is free and open to the public (costumes and face painting are encouraged).
First Thursday Night Market
First Thursday Night Market continues at Pearl for the fall. Visitors can continue to shop at their favorite local Farmers Market vendors and artisans while enjoying music and food from Pearl restaurants. Various music artists will perform at the night market this summer at Pearl Park from 5:30p.m. to 7:30p.m. and at Pearl Parkito from 4p.m. to 8p.m. This event is free and open to the public. The artist schedule at Pearl includes:
Thursday, September 5
Pearl Parktio – Dos Mundos Guitar Duo
Pearl Park – Aaron Prado
Please join us in Larder from 5:30p.m. to 7:30p.m. to taste our select beers from Revolver Brewing. This will take place during September’s First Thursday Night Market at Pearl Park. This tasting is free and open to the public.
Thursday, October 3
Pearl Parkito – Beau Rodriguez
Pearl Park – Jose Amador & Terra Nova
Thursday, November 7
Pearl Parkito – Paula Cortez
Pearl Park – The Peterson Brothers
Holiday Night Markets
Starting Thursday, December 5 from 4p.m. to 8p.m., Pearl will bring back its popular Holiday Night Markets featuring Farmers Market and artisan vendors as well as festive live music. The Holiday Night Markets also include traditional culinary favorites like tamales, artisanal chocolates, and sweets. Vendors will vary each week. This event is free and open to the public. The Holiday Night Market schedule at Pearl includes:
December 5
December 12
December 19
Posada at Pearl
Inspired by the Mexican tradition of Las Posadas, Pearl hosts its third annual traditional Posada on Wednesday, December 18 from 6:30p.m. to 9p.m. Community members are invited to join the posada and become pilgrims traveling by candlelight. Las Posadas is a nine-day Christmas celebration in Mexico and Latin America, centered on the ritual re-enactment of Mary and Joseph’s quest to find lodging in Bethlehem. The evening includes live music, children’s crafts and traditional treats of buñuelos, tamales, and Mexican hot chocolate. This event is free and open to the public.
Chanukah
Pearl welcomes back the fifth annual holiday traditional Chanukah Menorah lighting celebration on Monday, December 23 from 6p.m. to 7:30p.m. The festivities at Pearl will bring the entire Jewish San Antonio community together in celebration of Chanukah. The Menorah at Pearl will be lit each evening of Chanukah. This event is free and open to the public.
Pearl
303 Pearl Pkwy
San Antonio, TX 78215
(210) 212-7260
The first ever San Antonio VegFest will take place this weekend at Sunset Station. Photo: San Antonio VegFest
V.I.D.A (Vegan Initiative Dynamic Association) is proud to present the first San Antonio VegFest this Saturday August 31 beginning at 10a.m. through Sunday September 1 at 8p.m. San Antonio VegFest 2019 is a plant-based vegan festival which seeks to inspire people to reduce environmental pollution and animal suffering, caused by factory farming, by choosing to live a plant-based lifestyle. The event will feature nationally recognized speakers, informative exhibitors, cooking demos, yoga sessions, VegFest Live Concert, a large variety of vegan food vendors, exclusive festival giveaways, interactive activities, and a catered Vegan VIP area, which will include delicious samples of vegan food from veg-friendly restaurants and food companies. San Antonio VegFest will be a kid and pet-friendly event, and children 12 years of age and younger will receive free admission. The Live Concert is on Saturday August 31, from 7:15p.m. to 10p.m. and is free with festival ticket purchase. Tickets range from $5 through $50 and are available online.
San Antonio VegFest 2019 live performance line-up includes headliner Official Grey Music, DJ Melon, Intre, DJ Cosmicaa, 2 Throwed Mindz, Basik, DJ Suavae and Kaylie King. There will be yoga and fitness classes both days (see website for schedule) and speakers and panel discussions. These include Rachel Cywinski’s “Planting for Independence with Edible Native Plants,” Jessica Salazar’s “A Week of Cruelty-Free and Secondhand Style: How Veganism Goes Beyond the Plate and Into Your Wardrobe” and Adam Sud’s “From Pills to Plants.”
Sunset Station
1174 E Commerce St
San Antonio, TX 78205
(210)880-5129
Twin Liquors’ summer 2019 Dollar Sale begins Thursday August 29. Photo: Julia Keim, used with permission.
Twin Liquors, Central Texas’ fine wine and spirits retailer, has announced the dates for its summer 2019 Dollar Sale which offers incredible deals on wine and spirits. The highly anticipated sale will take place from Thursday, August 29 through Saturday, August 31, 2019. The fine wine and spirits retailer will be offering deals at highly-discounted prices. (Twin Liquors, 2019)
The Dollar Sale will take place at all 85 plus Twin Liquors locations. Twin Liquors’ Dollar Sale will feature incredible savings on wine and spirits 750 ml and larger. Prices will drop down to the absolute lowest plus a dollar. Shoppers can look forward to amazing prices on collectible wines, rare whiskies and other popular spirits.
Highlights of the sale include:
Product (750ml)
Retail
Dollar Sale Price
Savings
Suntory Toki Japanese Whiskey
$37.99
$27.00
$10.99
Casamigos Blanco Tequila
$46.99
$35.33
$11.66
Macallan 12yr Double Cask Single Malt Scotch
$68.99
$49.59
$19.40
On Thursday, starting at 10a.m. shoppers at all Twin Liquors Marketplace locations can expect Deep Eddy Betty’s to be serving Bloody Mary’s featuring Deep Eddy’s Lemon Vodka as well as complimentary breakfast tacos provided by Deep Eddy Vodka. Marketplace locations include: College Station Marketplace, Hill Country Galleria Marketplace, Hancock Marketplace, South Lamar Marketplace, and San Antonio Marketplace.
On Saturday, starting at 10a.m., shoppers at select Twin Liquors Marketplace locations will be treated to Lunazul Tequila Sunrises and breakfast tacos provided by Lunazul Tequila. The select Twin Liquors Marketplace locations include: College Station Marketplace, Hill Country Galleria Marketplace, and Hancock Marketplace.
Tips for shoppers:
Tip #1: Arrive early: This might be obvious for Dollar Sale vets but arriving after doors open can be a lethal mistake. Get in line early before the store opens and grab a cart for all of your favorite goodies. If you arrive late, you may end up missing out on the best deals or your favorite products entirely.
Tip #2: Know your store: It is best to familiarize yourself with your local Twin Liquors store layout. Know where your favorite wines and spirits are. The morning of, you do not want to be scrambling as Dollar Sale pros zoom past you beelining for your favorites.
Tip #3: Wear comfortable shoes: The last thing you want to worry about is slipping while heading towards your favorite spirit or wine. Throw on your favorite tennis shoes and get to it.
Tip #4: Preview the sale on Twin Liquors’ Facebook Live: The evening before Dollar Sale begins, Twin Liquors staff will host a Facebook Live event where you will l be able to ask about specific prices and products. Have your questions ready and be sure to take notes.
Tip #5 Shhh…Super exclusive insider only tip: The evening before Dollar Sale, visit your local store about an hour before the store closes. If you are lucky enough, you may be able to get a leg up on last minute planning and catch a glimpse of store employees beginning to price products.
Krause’s Café is celebrating National Bratwurst Day this Friday August 16 with dishes like the Solm’s Platter. Photo: Krause’s Café, used with permission.
Friday August 16 is National Bratwurst Day and anyone looking for a taste of Germany can head to Krause’s Café. Krause’s is located in the quaint riverside town of New Braunfels, which happens to be the first Texas colony of German immigrants. Krause’s Café and Biergarten is the closest thing to Germany bratwurst lovers can get without leaving the state. The biergarten is celebrating the traditional German sausage with their classic dishes, platters and selection of over 70 beers on tap. Groups can take on the Solm’s Platter, which includes bratwurst, kartoffel poppers and more or enjoy traditional bratwurst and an ice-cold beer from the wide selection of local craft brews. The day will also feature live music from Jay Bleu and the All Mixed Up Variety Band. (Krause’s Café, 2019)
Krause’s Café is a New Braunfels historic restaurant that opened in 1938 and ran successfully until 1995. Recently it reopened and while keeping true to the original traditions, it now has a ‘biergarten,’ live music and more. The menu reflects its German heritage and South Texas flavors while offering over 70 beers that include local, regional and international options as well as cocktails and wines on tap.
Krause’s Cafe + Biergarten
148 S Castell Ave
New Braunfels, TX 78130
(830) 625-2807
End of summer bash at Fast Eddie’s on Friday August 16. Courtesy photo, used with permission.
Join Fast Eddie’s Billiards at any location on Friday, August 16 from 7p.m. until close for an end of summer celebration. They are throwing a Havana Nights party with dress-up theme and tropical cocktails to say farewell to the season. Come enjoy drinks, pool, good vibes and good times. (Fast Eddie’s, 2019)
Fast Eddie’s opened its first location in San Antonio in August 1998 by hospitality experts and bar veterans, Bob Wilson, Mark Beyer and Mark Lewis. These talented entrepreneurs created a neighborhood gathering place with more entertainment options than were available at any other billiards halls. With large, comfortable environments that feature multi-dimensional entertainment, high-end audio-visual equipment, top of the line pool tables, dart boards, video games, music, comfort food, a full bar, themed events and charity benefits, Fast Eddie’s has drawn a loyal following. The single pool hall on Culebra Rd became so successful, it spurred the growth of Fast Eddie’s to 15 locations in Texas and Louisiana.
Fast Eddie’s Billiards & Sports Bar San Antonio locations:
9910 W Loop 1604 N Suite 113
San Antonio, TX
Enjoy $5 Skinny Dip Margaritas all weekend long at Hopdoddy Burger Bar. Photo: Hopdoddy Burger Bar, used with permission.
Take a break from the heat and enjoy $5 Skinny Dip Margaritas at Hopdoddy Burger Bar all weekend long. This special is happening at all locations. The margarita features a 7oz. Coronita dunked into a goblet of frozen margarita with a black lava salt rim. The $5 Skinny Dip will be available starting Friday August 2 through Sunday August 4 from open to close. (Hopdoddy Burger Bar, 2019)
Hopdoddy Burger Bar was founded in 2010 in Austin and is a nationally recognized burger and beer joint. The menu includes burgers, hand-cut Kennebec fries, farm fresh salads and handcrafter milkshakes. Hopdoddy also carries a variety of local craft beers on tap, can and bottle and a has a full bar featuring regional spirits, house-made liqueurs and freshly squeezed juices. Named “The Best Burgers in America” by Food & Wine, Hopdoddy has locations in Texas, Arizona, Colorado and California with more to come.
Hopdoddy Burger Bar at the Rim
17623 La Cantera Pkwy Suite 101
San Antonio, TX 78257
(210) 434-2337
COVER 3 will be participating in this year’s Restaurant Weeks scheduled for August. Photo: COVER 3, used with permission.
Culinaria was created to highlight San Antonio’s passion for food and to spotlight the city as a premiere food and wine destination. In the beginning, it was just a weekend of food and wine on the Riverwalk. Now it has expanded to include events as diverse a food competition and a barbeque extravaganza. Restaurant Weeks gives visitors and residents the opportunity to experience the quality, variety and hospitality that embody the Boerne, New Braunfels and San Antonio dining experience. Scheduled for August 10 through August 24, COVER 3 is one of the participating restaurants and have released their menu for the occasion. (COVER 3, 2019)
Upscale sports bar and restaurant COVER 3 will be offering a special $15 lunch menu and $35 dinner menu throughout Culinaria Restaurant Weeks at its Stone Oak location.
Lunch: Available from 11a.m. to 3p.m. First Course:
Culinaria Salad with mixed greens, heirloom tomatoes and feta cheese with oregano vinaigrette
Summer Vegetable Bruschetta with zucchini, corn, heirloom tomatoes and roasted garlic-herb spread on multigrain bread
Onion Soup broiled with crisp croutons, Swiss and provolone cheese
Soup of the Day
Entrée:
Summer Green Salad with grilled salmon mixed greens, kale, cucumber, grilled zucchini, avocado and feta with cilantro-arugula pesto
Korean-Style Pork Tacos: marinated pork shoulder, applewood smoked bacon and cabbage in warm flour tortillas, served with ginger-scallion rice
Little Italy Burger with fresh mozzarella, pancetta and basil with herb and garlic tomato aioli, served with parmesan fries or COVER 3 slaw
Mongolian Chicken Sandwich: crispy fried chicken, hoisin glaze, Chinese mustard slaw and wasabi mayo, served with parmesan fries or COVER 3 slaw
Tortilla-Crusted Crab Cakes with applewood smoked bacon, southwestern maque choux and remoulade
Sweet Treat:
Choice of lemon or strawberry sorbet
Dinner: Available from 3p.m. to close First Course:
Crab Cake with applewood smoked bacon, southwestern maque choux and remoulade
Summer Green Salad with mixed greens, kale, cucumber, zucchini, avocado and feta with cilantro-arugula pesto
Culinaria Salad with mixed greens, heirloom tomatoes and feta cheese with oregano vinaigrette
Onion Soup broiled with crisp croutons, Swiss, and provolone cheese
Soup of the Day
Entrée:
Grilled Salmon with grilled summer vegetables, herbed couscous and sriracha carrot purée
Korean-Style Pork Bowl with marinated pork shoulder, applewood smoked bacon, cabbage and scallion-ginger rice with gochujang sauce
Lemon garlic shrimp fettuccine with seared shrimp, roasted garlic, spinach, zucchini and pesto cream
Cilantro Pesto Chicken: shredded dark meat with honey chipotle glaze, black beans, rice, cilantro pesto and cotija
Summer Vegetable Enchiladas with zucchini, corn, heirloom tomatoes, goat cheese and spicy carrot sauce, served with southwestern fried rice topped with black beans
Dessert:
Angel food cake with fresh berries, mixed berry coulis, whipped cream and lemon zest
Chef’s selection
COVER 3 San Antonio
1806 N 1604 W
San Antonio, TX 78248
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