San Antonio hits the food trails

Paul Heymont 3/28/192:00 PM

San Antonio has a growing reputation as a food destination, and local tourism and food folks have teamed up to give visitors a new way to find the best.

Culinaria, a local non-profit that promotes the local eats and organizes San Antonio's Restaurant Weeks, has curated four (so far) San Antonio Food Trails, and they're being promoted by Visit San Antonio, the local tourism promotion organization.

With specially selected lists on its mobile-friendly website, the program is meant as a convenient way for travelers (and locals!) to find the best choices in town. The trails laid out so far are for barbecue, tacos, margaritas and a 'chef-inspired' trail.

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