Event Highlight: Burgers, Bourbon & Beer
- Culinaria
- Sep 14, 2025
- 2 min read
Burgers, Bourbon & Beer is back, and San Antonio food lovers are in for a treat. This fan-favorite event brings together the ultimate comfort food and elevated sipping experience, pairing juicy, chef-crafted burgers with smooth bourbons, bold whiskeys, and refreshing craft beers. It’s the perfect way to spend a fall afternoon — casual, crave-worthy, and full of fun.
This isn’t just any burger bash. Guests will get to explore more than a dozen different burger creations, each one offering a unique twist on the classic. From grass-fed beef patties stacked high with inventive toppings to mini sliders packed with bold flavor, there’s a burger for every craving. Whether you like smoky, spicy, cheesy, or all of the above, you’ll leave with your appetite satisfied and your taste buds inspired.
Set at charming open-air venue The Alley on Bitters, the event offers more than great food and drinks — it’s a vibe. Between tastings, guests can enjoy live music, chat with local vendors, and pick up a few pairing tips during interactive sessions. Whether you’re looking for a laid-back date idea or a fun afternoon out with friends, Burgers, Bourbon & Beer promises bold flavors, smooth sips, and memories worth savoring.
Burgers, Bourbon & Beer will take place on Sunday, November 2 at The Alley on Bitters. General admission starts at $35 for guests 21 years and older. Foodies aged 7-20 years old can gain entry for $20, while kiddos younger than 7 will be admitted free of charge. A limited number of early access tickets are available now for $50, and afford the ticketholder access to the grounds one hour early, at 1 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased online at culinariasa.org.
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