This week’s most-read Current food news ran the gamut from free eats to fried chicken chains with plenty of tasty morsels in between.
Our top story took a look at two San Antonio bars that prefer older patrons and prohibit younger ones from entry. Folks also wanted more details about a local philanthropic eatery asking for donations of tableware to continue its mission.
Read on for more.
- Two San Antonio clubs are shutting the door on younger patrons, but it’s still a small nightlife niche
- San Antonio family behind Pericos, Panchito’s restaurants to serve 1,000 free plates of food Saturday
- San Antonio’s pay-what-you-can Comfort Café asking customers for plate, bowl, mug donations
- New San Antonio barbecue joint Double A BBQ opens up on South Side
- Fried chicken chain Zaxby’s expanding Texas footprint with new San Antonio location
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Two San Antonio clubs are shutting the door on younger patrons, but it’s still a small nightlife niche
New San Antonio bar Horizon & More only admits those 30 and older, and Bentley’s Bar recently upped its age limit to 25.
San Antonio family behind Pericos, Panchito’s restaurants to serve 1,000 free plates of food Saturday
The free food will be served in honor of family matriarch Evelyn Sepulveda Reyes, who died last year.
San Antonio’s pay-what-you-can Comfort Café asking customers for plate, bowl, mug donations
Tableware donations can be made at the philanthropic eatery’s Los Patios location.
Lauded San Antonio chef Jason Dady hosting weeklong, all-inclusive trip to Italy
The curated trip will feature cooking demos, eating, drinking and ‘absolute top notch accommodations.’
Military-themed ‘breastaurant’ chain Bombshells opens first San Antonio location
The chains is known for its red, white and blue branding, aircraft hangar-inspired structures and uniformed Bombshells Girls.
This article appears in Jun 15-28, 2022.