Stephanie Koithan
Stephanie Koithan is the Digital Content Editor of the San Antonio Current. In her role, she writes about politics, music, art, culture and food. Send her a tip at skoithan@sacurrent.com.
Posted inFood & Drink
Halloween pop-up Black Lagoon has taken over San Antonio’s Three Star Bar
The international popup is haunting the bar until Oct. 31.
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San Antonio restaurant Mi Gente has closed less than a year after launch
Owner Javier Barron said his plate is ‘overflowing’ and he had to make difficult decisions.
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Boxing YouTuber Jake Paul opening Dog Haus franchises, including one in San Antonio
The San Antonio location is slated to open in November, the same month Paul is scheduled to fight Mike Tyson.
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Chef from San Antonio’s Best Quality Daughter debuts her Taco Bell Crunchwrap Supreme
Though Jennifer Hwa Dobbertin is a San Antonio chef, it may be a while until we can order the item at local Taco Bells.
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San Antonio’s Cullum’s Attaboy and Reese Bros. land on Texas Highways’ best burgers list
That’s yet another ‘attaboy’ for the St. Mary’s Strip bistro and for one of Southern Living‘s best new barbecue joints.
Posted inMusic
San Antonio club Jazz, TX expanding to Houston
Proprietor ‘Doc’ Watkins is making his first business expansion outside the Alamo City.
Posted inMusic
Cattle Country Festival bringing Tanya Tucker, Clay Walker to San Antonio area next spring
The second annual festival in Gonzales also will feature Ray Wylie Hubbard, Parker McCollum, Clint Black and other country acts.
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San Antonio’s Girl in a Coma unveils plans for West Coast tour
The band’s January tour will take it to California and back.
Posted inNews
Magazine ranks San Antonio as one of Texas’ best places to live
The Alamo City beat out both Dallas and Houston but was outranked by some border towns.
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San Antonio’s only Texadelphia cheesesteak location has suddenly closed
This isn’t the first time Texadelphia said ‘adios’ to the Alamo City.
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Study ranks San Antonio as third-spookiest city in the U.S.
San Antonio was one of the cities to see the biggest surge in searches for haunted hotels this spooky season.
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Employees of San Antonio’s Fattboy Burgers say they worked without pay
Multiple workers have come forward stating that the business hasn’t paid them for weeks of work.
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San Antonio’s Folklores Coffee House opening new shop in Beacon Hill
The new location will also offer charcuterie from local cheese-and-meat purveyor Cheeseme.
Posted inArts
San Antonio’s Stable Hall hosting Chappell Roan dance party this Saturday
The dance party will also feature a performance by local drag legend Kristi Waters.
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Crepeccino Café and Crêperie opening two more San Antonio stores
The homegrown business’ new stores will be in Cibolo and far Northwest San Antonio.
Posted inMusic
Leon Bridges and Hermanos Gutiérrez playing San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre
The show at the Majestic is nearly sold out.
Posted inFood & Drink
USA Today calls San Antonio ‘one of the best food cities in America’
Specific restaurants that got shoutouts included Eddie’s Taco House, Pinkerton’s and more.
Posted inMusic
Grammy-winning Lucinda Williams playing two nights in San Antonio starting Tuesday
Tuesday night is the only Texas date Williams will perform a ‘musical analog’ to her newly released memoir.
