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San Antonio Rodeo: Who's performing on Wednesday, Feb. 25?
SAN ANTONIO — The return of the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo brings another deep musical lineup, with musicians performing every single day at one of the biggest events of the year in the Alamo City. And also, for a few more days, one of the best places...
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Got Quesadillas? Local Foodies HIGHLY Recommend This Spot in San Antonio, TX
Open Mon–Sun: 6:00 AM–10:30 AM, 11:00 AM–10:00 PM, 11:00 PM–4:00 AM. San Antonio has no shortage of Tex-Mex spots, but Quesadilla King on Bandera Road is carving out its own lane — and locals in the Leon Valley area are fully on board. 👑🧀
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Los Tios on its Way To Opening in Alamo Heights
Los Tios has received the green light on plans to convert the former Alamo Heights location of La Madeleine into the Houston-based Adair Concepts, according to Focus on San Antonio. The seventh edition and the first to come to the Greater San Antonio region, the next Los Tios is set to open at 4820 Broadway St.
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The Stout House to Open a Two Story Bar on Grayson
The Stout House is heading towards its next opening, and it’s a big one, so much so that social media is buzzing about the upcoming arrival. The Stout House is set to open its eighth location in the San Antonio Greater region. The new bar and eatery will open at 109 West Grayson, near the Pearl.
San Antonio Current
San Antonio food event United We Brunch Returns for 10th Year at The Rock at La Cantera
The annual event, held this Saturday, brings together San Antonio’s top restaurants and bars to serve their best brunch bites and breakfast cocktails. The post San Antonio food event United We Brunch Returns for 10th Year at The Rock at La Cantera appeared first on San Antonio Current .
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First Look: Roxie’s in Buda
If you ask Scott Roberts, there was no way Roxie’s would have been anywhere else but in Hays County. “The Roberts family has been in the Driftwood area since 1870 [or] 1880,” says the restaurant owner, the son of original Salt Lick proprietors Thurman and Hisako Roberts. “We even went to school here.” It’s no wonder, then, that his newest business has opened in Buda’s historic Mill & Grain Co. at 308 S. Main St.
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The Burgers At This Old-Timey Restaurant In Texas Are Out-Of-This-World Delicious
In San Antonio, where the River Walk flows and the Alamo stands tall, there’s a burger joint that has locals forming lines out the door before they even flip the “Open” sign. Chris Madrid’s isn’t just another Texas restaurant – it’s a borderline religious experience disguised as...
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San Antonio Music School Boss Hit With Wage Suits After TV Call-In
Three instructors at a northwest San Antonio music studio have gone to court over what they say are months of missing pay, and two of them say they only saw money after reaching out to a local TV consumer-investigations team. The lawsuits name the studio's owner and were filed across 2024 and 2025.
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2 popular chains launch at red-hot Schertz shopping center
After months of anticipation, the restaurant lineup at Schertz Station is finally starting to take shape with Mediterranean flavors. Buzzy chains Piada Italian Street Food and CAVA have announced their grand openings at the bustling 18430 I-35 N shopping center. CAVA. First up is Washington D.C. based CAVA, debuting on...
San Antonio Current
Deco District eatery Unko Maui’s Burgers locked out by landlord after roughly a year in business
The landlord for Unko Maui’s Burgers has locked the business out of its Deco District space after less than a year in operation, according to a document affixed to its front door. The notice posted on behalf of the property’s California-based owner, BIODEC LLC, accuses the restaurant of defaulting on its lease. The paperwork is […] The post Deco District eatery Unko Maui’s Burgers locked out by landlord after roughly a year in business appeared first on San Antonio Current .
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Acclaimed Ro-Ho Pork & Bread finally opens new San Antonio drive-thru
One of San Antonio’s most acclaimed sandwich shops is pressing the gas with a new drive-thru restaurant. Ro-Ho Pork & Bread has opened a second outlet at 618 Fair Ave., bringing its famed tortas ahogadas to the South Side. The location, housed in a shipping container, has been in...
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CAVA Opens in Schertz Station
CAVA opened its doors to the Schertz community. The restaurant is located at 18406 IH 35 N Unit 300. Daily operating hours are 10:30 a.m. – 10 p.m. With Mediterranean-inspired bowls, pitas, dips, and dressings, the fast-casual restaurant chain serves food that helps people eat well and live well. These menu offerings, combined with an emphasis on hospitality and serving others, have created diverse, passionate followers who flock to new restaurant openings.
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Houston’s Los Tios Storms Into Alamo Heights With Puffy Queso and Frozen Margs
Houston-born Tex-Mex staple Los Tios, known for its puffy queso and house frozen margarita, is headed for Alamo Heights this spring. Adair Concepts is converting the former La Madeleine at 4820 Broadway into the brand’s first Greater San Antonio outpost, bringing a full-service Tex-Mex restaurant and bar to a 5,500-square-foot space that has anchored the corridor for decades.
San Antonio Current
Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Descendents, bbno$, Skajects
Yacht Rock Revue is also cruising into town to treat us to laid-back tunes from the era of earth tones, facial hair and wide lapels. The post Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Descendents, bbno$, Skajects appeared first on San Antonio Current .
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Tiny’s Milk and Cookies to Debut in Alamo Heights
Tiny’s Milk & Cookies is embarking on an Alamo City debut. The Houston-based bakery is set to open at 5307 Broadway, according to the San Antonio Business Journal. With construction slated to start in a few months, Tiny’s Milk & Cookies is expected to open by this fall.
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A brunch debut and a chili cook-off wake up San Antonio dining news
San Antonio’s dining scene is saddling up at the end of February with a chili cookoff at Pullman Market and rodeo park-and-ride dinners at some of Pearl’s best restaurants. Meanwhile, Houston café Toasted Yolk is breaking out of its shell with a second San Antonio restaurant. Read on for more essential San Antonio food news.