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Northwest San Antonio business Sarah’s Barbacoa has shut down
The owner said she and her family members have other opportunities they’re pursuing.
Brandon Rodriguez
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San Antonio | The Saga video returns to San Fernando Cathedral
The display had been on hiatus since January so crews could work on the roof of the cathedral.
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Table Talk: A chat with Moureen Kaki of Saha Palestinian Cuisine
Kaki is chef and partner in Saha Palestinian Cuisine, and now doing a Saturday residency at Little Death Wine Bar.
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Everclear, Pat Green, Latin Breed and Color Me Badd to headline San Antonio’s Fiesta Oyster Bake
As per usual, the popular Fiesta event will include stages for classic rock, Tejano, country and R&B.
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San Antonio’s Carriqui offering margarita discounts, new spare rib special
The recently opened restaurant will keeping the offerings going throughout March.
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Jinya Ramen Bar opening first San Antonio location next week
The Japan-born chain will offer free ramen to the first 50 people in line at both lunch and dinner service next Wednesday.
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San Antonio food trailer European Dumplings Cafe to open first brick-and-mortar location
The owners of a year-old Ukrainian food trailer will open their Castle Hills restaurant on March 18.
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Vegan taco spot Plantaqueria now open in downtown San Antonio
The new restaurant focuses on vegan renditions of classic taqueria fare, and it makes its own tortillas.
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San Antonio Zoo sends last of its aging elephants to Tennessee sanctuary
The 47-year-old Asian elephant Nicole will spend her remaining day at a refuge. The two other animals in her herd died last year.
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Food hall at San Antonio’s Pearl brings in new barbecue and pasta options
Three Six General is making the jump from Pearl’s Farmer’s Market, while Pasta Factory is owned by the team behind Chilaquil.
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Trinity University hosting panel discussion on women’s sports in San Antonio
The panel will also honor the publication of Betsy Gerhardt Pasley’s book From the Sidelines to the Headlines: The Legacy of Women’s Sports at Trinity University.
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San Antonio’s VIA Metro Transit expects to have eight electric buses in operation by summer
VIA Metropolitan Transit has begun staff training and vehicle testing on the eight fully electric buses acquired with government funds last year.
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San Antonio’s Taco Cabana debuting another Tex-Mex oddity: the Chocolate Chimi
The new item follows on the heels of TC’s launch of a taco pizza.
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San Antonio’s Akhanay Coffee Roasters latest venture to post up at Little Death Wine Bar
At Little Death, Akhanay will offer its standard espresso menu and slowly phase in specialty coffee drinks.
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Fiesta San Antonio’s Taste of the Republic culinary event is returning to the Alamo grounds
Taste of the Republic is Fiesta’s official kickoff party.
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City of San Antonio widens effort to scare off migratory birds to Woodlawn and Elmendorf lakes
City officials said they’re unsure where the birds will go once chased away. Wildlife advocates said they’ll likely end up in neighborhoods.
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San Antonio’s Southtown plays host to the 3rd annual Battle of the Boil
Eleven local chefs — including notable pros Paul Morales, Matt Garcia and Halston Connella — will battle for bragging rights.
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San Antonio International Airport receives $20 million in federal funding
The project will add five new ground gates and other amenities.
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San Antonio’s ultra-accessible theme park Morgan’s Wonderland appoints new president
Richard Pretlow has 14 years’ experience in the theme park industry, including at Sea World San Antonio.
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Free workshop on Monday will show San Antonio homeowners how to lower property taxes
The two-hour workshop will explain the multiple exemptions available for local homeowners.