This week’s most-read Current food news investigated the upcoming expansion of several major brands across the Alamo City — we’re talking chains such as Dutch Bros. Coffee, MOD Pizza, Crumbl Cookies and Dave’s Hot Chicken, to name a few — as well as a cocktail-focused charity event at La Ruina that benefited the San Antonio Food Bank.
Locals were also saddened to learn of the passing of Dimi Tsandoula, co-owner of longtime local eatery Mina & Dimi’s Greek House. He was 54.
Read on for more.
- South San Antonio’s Brooks complex adding 10 chain restaurants in coming months
- Dimi Tsandoula, owner of longtime San Antonio eatery Mina & Dimi’s Greek House, has died at 54
- Chick-fil-A’s massive downtown San Antonio store will begin serving this Thursday
- Downtown bar La Ruina to hold charity event benefitting San Antonio Food Bank on Monday
- Hangover-cure hotspot Waffle House plans expansion south of Austin. Could San Antonio be next?
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