For two weeks, over 100 participating restaurants will offer three-course menus priced at different prices, which include brunch, lunch and dinner.

San Antonio’s biannual Restaurant Week is underway, offering discounted prix fixe menus at over 100 local establishments until Jan. 27.

Reserve your table now before this limited-time event ends on Jan. 27.

For the 12th year in a row, Culinaria is hosting restaurant weeks. This gives people the opportunity to dine at over 100 restaurants in our city without breaking the bank.

From Aug. 12-26, diners can visit some of San Antonio’s most popular eateries for special discounted menus as a way for people to explore the local dining scene.

More than 75 participating San Antonio restaurants will offer fixed-price menus during Culinaria’s annual Restaurant Weeks event.

Tasting Texas Wine + Food Festival will take place October 27-30 and feature top culinary leaders from across the U.S. and Mexico.

Culinaria is bringing back the Tasting Texas Wine + Food Festival this October after a brief hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic.

It’s Restaurant Week, which means certain eateries have specials going on right now. Restaurant Week is a special event from Aug. 14-28 hosted by Culinaria, a San Antonio culinary non-profit organization.

Dozens of San Antonio eateries are participating in this year’s CULINARIA Restaurant Weeks which begins this weekend and runs through Aug. 28.

SAN ANTONIO – Sweet Paris Creperie & Cafe wants to feed you and help the community for the holidays. From now until December 23rd, when you order the Turkey Cran or The Grinch crepes, a portion of the proceeds will benefit the San Antonio Food Bank and Culinaria. The San Antonio Food Bank feeds about 58,000 individuals in a week and the Culinaria Hospitality Fund helps San Antonio’s struggling hospitality industry including restaurants and bars that have been hit hard during the pandemic. Sweet Paris Creperie & Cafe is located at the Shops at La Cantera. Stop by and enjoy one of their tasty holiday snacks and give back for the holidays.

SAN ANTONIO Culinaria has always been a celebration of San Antonio as a foodie destination, but this year their mission has grown. COVID-19 has the hospitality industry hard in San Antonio, along with the rest of the country, so Culinaria is stepping-in to help. Participating restaurants are offering 3-course lunch menus for $20 and dinner for $35 or $45 dollars with to-go options. Along with encouraging you to try some of our great local restaurants, culinaria has set up an Emergency Hospitality Fund. To check out the restaurants participating in Culinaria click here and do donate to the Emergency Relief Fund click here.

SAN ANTONIO Today at 1 p.m. on SA Live, a musical performance by Simply Rayne, in the kitchen with the kids and Cake By Courtney, cool treats, back-to-school at home ideas, fashion, Culinaria and more. Its the first day of school for many schools in San Antonio, so we want to see your first day of school pics! High school students are designing clothing for SpinaBifida Texas FashionABLE 2020 virtual fashion show. Catch her performance around 1:45 p.m.SA Live airs weekdays at 1 p.m. on KSAT 12. Stream the show anytime from the KSAT TV app on Roku, Fire Stick, a smart TV or smartphone.

This years Restaurant Week has expanded to a month-long extravaganza for more bang for your buck. According to the non-profits vice president, Ginger Robinson, Culinaria decided to extent the culinary event to help attract more customers in order to help restaurants cover operating costs. So, (customers) have the option to add-on a donation.The donations form a part of Culinarias emergency relief efforts that are addressed through their Hospitality Fund. We were feeding furloughed employees for several months, and weve had the emergency relief fund on and off since then, Robinson said. For a list of participating local restaurants, click here.

SAN ANTONIO Foodies listen up, Culinaria Restaurant Week is expanding. Instead of a week-long event, this years food extravaganza will be during the entire month of August to help restaurants struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There are more than 50 local restaurants offering a three-course lunch menu for $20 and dinner for less than $50. And due to the pandemic, you can take your food to go. For a list of participating restaurants, click here.

SAN ANTONIO – Culinaria's Burgers & Beer event kicked off Sunday afternoon in a covered parking lot at the Pearl Brewery. After a morning of heavy rain and thunderstorms, a flash flood warning expired and the clouds parted just in time for hundreds to line up at the entrance. Chefs served up their own unique versions of sliders, hot dogs and treats while a live band provided the entertainment. Burgers & Beer was the last of the four main events of Festival Week. All proceeds will go to the Hope for Hospitality fund which raises money for culinary scholarships, Culinaria's Urban Farm project and Chefs 4 Chefs.

SAN ANTONIO – Local and visiting chefs hosted the Grand Tasting at The Grotto at Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Saturday night to raise money culinary scholarships, Chefs 4 Chefs and Culinaria's Urban Farm project. The event was part of Culinaria's Festival Week, a five-day series of dinners, charity auctions and tastings. A silent auction was held inside the convention center to benefit the Hope for Hospitality fund.