All the hungry foodies we saw at San Antonio Flavor 2026

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San Antonio Flavor 2026 took place Thursday night at the San Antonio Museum of Art, drawing foodies from far and wide to sample bites and beverages from local restaurants — all while raising money for the San Antonio Food Bank.

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The event’s culinary showdown pitted four Alamo City chefs and their celebrity assistants against each other to come up with tasty and original creations as the clock ticked down. Jesse Kuykendall, best known as “Chef Kirk,” worked with KSAT-12 traffic anchor-reporter RJ Marquez to craft the winning dish.

Here’s a look at all the fun.