The unique 'ethnic' dining of San Antonio recognized by UNESCO

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Texas' second largest city has traditionally been a fairly sleepy place as big cities go, but that's been changing in recent years as its population has grown (by at least 11 percent since 2010) and its culinary offerings expanded beyond Tex-Mex and whitebread American to embrace cuisines from all over the world. And this past November, San Antonio was proclaimed only the second city in the USA to be certified as a UNESCO City of Creative Gastronomy (after Tucson, Arizona), one of only 19 cities in the world to receive this honour. What's all the fuss about? Well, places like Mi Tierra Café... keep reading