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San Antonio chefs heading to the Austin Food & Wine Festival

Over 10 chefs from local restaurants are set to be at the 13th annual food + drink fest.

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Snag your tickets for the two-day 13th annual Austin Food & Wine Festival in Austin, TX.

Photo by Charles Reagan Hackleman

Calling all local foodies and winos. The Austin Food & Wine Festival is returning for its 13th year on Friday, Nov. 1 through Sunday, Nov. 3.

Come eat and drink your way through this two-day festival featuring chefs, restaurants, and wine + spirits experts.

Even though the festival is in our neighboring city to the north (Howdy ATXtoday), festival goers have the chance to see 10+ San Antonio-area chefs. Here are a few to check out:

  • Nicola Blaque (The Jerk Shack)
  • Kristina Zhao (DASHI Sichuan Kitchen + Bar)
  • James Beard Award-nominated chefs Diego Galicia and Rico Torres (Mixtli)
  • Jason Dady (Dady Restaurant Group)

Browse through the full chef lineup.

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Check out these San Antonio-area chefs at the 13th annual Austin Food & Wine Festival

Photo by by Alison Narro

Check out a quick breakdown of the weekend:

  • Food events including Made In Texas (Friday, Nov. 1 only), Chef Showcase, and Fire Pit, featuring bites hot off the flames
  • Cooking demonstrations + conversations
  • Food and drink samples
  • Live music

Tickets for the two day festival are now available.

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