Alvin Garlitos is the owner of Zojah Burger in San Antonio, a restaurant that has quickly earned a reputation for creative, flavor-packed burgers and bold culinary ideas. With a passion for bringing unique combinations and high-quality ingredients together, Alvin has built Zojah Burger into a destination for people looking for something beyond the ordinary burger. His approach blends creativity, hospitality, and a genuine love for feeding the community—qualities that have helped Zojah stand out in San Antonio’s vibrant food scene.

Meet Priscilla and Cassandra Caballero, the sisters behind Eddie’s Taco House — a beloved San Antonio institution serving up classic Tex-Mex with heart and heritage. Carrying on a family legacy that locals have loved for generations, Priscilla and Cassandra blend tradition with modern leadership, keeping Eddie’s flavors authentic while guiding the restaurant into its next chapter. Their passion for community and commitment to quality are exactly what make Eddie’s Taco House such a staple in our city.

Today’s guest is Leah Flores, owner of La Tea Da, one of San Antonio’s favorite local tea shops. Leah joins us to share her journey into entrepreneurship, the inspiration behind La Tea Da, and how she’s built a welcoming space centered around community, wellness, and great tea.

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Chef Kaius Austin Bey is the visionary behind The Chef Kaius Experience, crafting elevated, soulful cuisine that blends bold flavors with refined technique. Known for creating unforgettable dining moments, Chef Kaius transforms every meal into a curated experience—where culture, creativity, and connection meet on the plate. Learn more and book your bespoke culinary experience at thechefkaiusexperience.com.

This week on The More You Know, The Better It Tastes, we’re joined by Chef Anaiya from Biga on the Banks, one of San Antonio’s most respected kitchens.

As a chef at Biga, Anaiya is part of a team known for discipline, technique, and consistency—values that became even more important when she stepped into the national spotlight as a contestant on Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen.

In this episode, we talk about her journey in professional kitchens, what it was like representing San Antonio on one of the most intense culinary competitions on television, and how that experience continues to shape her approach to food, leadership, and growth as a chef. It’s a grounded, insightful conversation about learning under pressure and carrying those lessons back home.

Jen and Matt Zdeb, the owners of The Baked Bird in San Antonio, share how they grew from a popular food truck into a successful brick-and-mortar restaurant. In this episode, we talk about the risks of making the leap, building a loyal customer base, and what it really takes to run an independent restaurant in San Antonio’s competitive food scene. This conversation is packed with real-world insight for food truck owners, restaurateurs, and anyone interested in restaurant entrepreneurship.

Take a walk through Pearl San Antonio with the people who live and breathe it every day. In this episode of The More You Know, The Better It Tastes, hosts Alan Williams and Susie LaFredo sit down with Chef Jeff Balfour, Co-Founder and Executive Chef of the Southerleigh group of restaurants, and Michael Joergensen, VP of Marketing for Pearl, to talk Michelin recognition, approachable fine dining, and why Pearl has become one of Texas’ most important culinary destinations.

Step inside one of San Antonio’s most beloved bakeries and brunch spots—The Bread Box at The Alley on Bitters. In this episode of The More You Know, The Better It Tastes, host Alan Williams is joined by special guest co-host (and sister) Jennifer Kitchen as they sit down with Tina and Lucas Kent, the husband-and-wife team behind The Bread Box.