Openings and closings dominated the Current‘s most-read food stories of the week.
Readers wanted to know all about San Antonio’s newest “brestaurant” chain, Bombshells, as well as the details about a new P. Terry’s location near downtown and plans for a Helotes food hall. What’s more, plenty read up on the seemingly impromptu shuttering of a Mexico-based chain’s two SA outlets.
The outlier was an article about a fancy AF Italian culinary tour with one of the city’s most popular chefs. Read on to get caught up.
- Military-themed ‘breastaurant’ chain Bombshells opens first San Antonio location
- P. Terry’s to build its next San Antonio store on Broadway, tear down former King’s Palace eatery
- One-price Mexican chain Cervecería Chapultepec hastily closes both San Antonio locations
- $1 million Roots Food Hall coming to San Antonio’s northwestern suburb of Helotes
- Lauded San Antonio chef Jason Dady hosting weeklong, all-inclusive trip to Italy
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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.
P. Terry’s to build its next San Antonio store on Broadway, tear down former King’s Palace eatery
The 2,697-square-foot new construction will be the Austin-based burger chain’s fifth Alamo City location.
One-price Mexican chain Cervecería Chapultepec hastily closes both San Antonio locations
The chain announced the closures Monday on Facebook but offered no details surrounding the decision.
East San Antonio burger joint Mark’s Outing reviving competitive eating series
The competitors from each round will vie for a chance to win a grand prize of $1,000.
Texas Monthly says San Antonio’s El Pastor Es Mi Señor may serve the state’s best tacos al pastor
The mag’s taco editor went so far as to call his first bite from the spot ‘communion.’
This article appears in Jun 29 – Jul 12, 2022.