This week’s top food news centered on the closure of two locally owned businesses: 210 Ceviche and Chismosas. Folks were also curious about the impending foreclosure and sale of popular food truck haven Broadway News, as well as Pabst Brewing Co.’s upcoming move from downtown to the Pearl area. Finally, our top food news was rounded out by the opening of Houston-based Brenner’s Steakhouse on the River Walk.
Read on for more.
- San Antonio seafood restaurant 210 Ceviche has closed
- Cheekily named San Antonio bar and eatery Chismosas closing this weekend
- Food truck haven Broadway News property in foreclosure, will go up for auction Aug. 1
- Pabst Brewing Co. moving headquarters to building on San Antonio’s Broadway corridor
- Fancy fine-dining chain Brenner’s Steakhouse opens new location on San Antonio River Walk
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