
2 hours
San Antonio: Asian Dumpling Cooking Class With Local Chef
Learn to make Asian dumplings from scratch! Mix, fold, and cook your own pork and shrimp dumplings in this hands-on, beginner-friendly San Antonio class.
Best Quality Daughter is an asian fusion restaurant in Pearl, San Antonio.
Editorially verified May 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

2 hours
Learn to make Asian dumplings from scratch! Mix, fold, and cook your own pork and shrimp dumplings in this hands-on, beginner-friendly San Antonio class.

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Chef Jeff Balfour's Southerleigh brews 15 beers in-house on the ground floor of the Pearl Brewery and pairs them with Texas coastal cooking.
OrderFried chicken, Gulf snapper and a pint of the house-brewed beer.
TipSit near the gleaming brew tanks and order the fried chicken with the house pilsner. The patio fills fast on Pearl market mornings.
Ladino is a Sephardic-leaning Mediterranean room at the Pearl built for family sharing, where wood-grilled meats anchor a table of mezze, hummus and lamb.
OrderWood-grilled meats and mezze from the Sephardic-leaning menu.
TipGo family-style across the mezze and let the grill section anchor the table. The hummus and the lamb are reliable openers.
La Gloria brings Mexican street food to the Pearl's River Walk patio, where a shared spread of tacos, ceviche and elotes beats ordering individual entrees.
OrderStreet tacos, ceviche and elotes on the River Walk patio.
TipThe patio is the seat to want on a warm evening. Order a spread of antojitos rather than entrees and share.
Chef John Russ and Elise Russ run Clementine in Castle Hills, a chef-driven New American room that has been one of San Antonio's most ambitious kitchens.
OrderThe Feed Me tasting option, which lets the kitchen build the meal for you.
TipOrder the Feed Me option and let the kitchen drive. The dining room is small, so book ahead on OpenTable.
Chef Jeff Balfour's Southerleigh brews 15 beers in-house on the ground floor of the Pearl Brewery and pairs them with Texas coastal cooking.
OrderFried chicken, Gulf snapper and a pint of the house-brewed beer.
TipSit near the gleaming brew tanks and order the fried chicken with the house pilsner. The patio fills fast on Pearl market mornings.
Ladino is a Sephardic-leaning Mediterranean room at the Pearl built for family sharing, where wood-grilled meats anchor a table of mezze, hummus and lamb.
OrderWood-grilled meats and mezze from the Sephardic-leaning menu.
TipGo family-style across the mezze and let the grill section anchor the table. The hummus and the lamb are reliable openers.
La Fonda on Main is the oldest continuously operating Mexican restaurant in San Antonio, opened by sisters Virginia Berry and Nannie Randall in 1932.
OrderCheese enchiladas, mole poblano and a margarita on the hacienda patio.
TipAsk for a table on the covered patio. The mole poblano is the dish to order if you want something beyond Tex-Mex.
Rosario's is a two-storey Southtown Tex-Mex room with a rooftop bar, where enchiladas verdes, fajitas and frozen margaritas anchor a buzzy First Friday crowd.
OrderEnchiladas verdes, fajitas and a frozen margarita on the rooftop.
TipHead upstairs to the rooftop bar for downtown views. First Friday in Southtown turns the place into a party.
La Gloria brings Mexican street food to the Pearl's River Walk patio, where a shared spread of tacos, ceviche and elotes beats ordering individual entrees.
OrderStreet tacos, ceviche and elotes on the River Walk patio.
TipThe patio is the seat to want on a warm evening. Order a spread of antojitos rather than entrees and share.