This week’s most-read Current food news focused primarily on new spots popping up around town, serving up everything from Chipotle’s build-your-own burritos to Chops & Eggs Hash House’s breakfast to popular Mexican eats courtesy of Naco Grayson. In this week’s episode of “news that leans more toward depressing,” downtown’s Broadway Delicatessen closed its doors permanently.
Readers were also interested in our restaurant reviewer’s take on Go Fish Market, the seafood-forward Pearl-area eatery from the creators of Little Em’s Oyster Bar and Restaurant Claudine.
Read on for more.
- Chipotle opens new San Antonio-area store with drive-thru ‘Chipotlane’
- Corpus Christi-based Chops & Eggs Hash House planning two San Antonio-area locations
- Naco Mexican Eatery to open third brick-and-mortar spot near San Antonio’s Pearl
- Downtown San Antonio’s Broadway Delicatessen closing permanently
- Looking for a Book: The ceviche is fresh at Go Fish, but the concept may need time to stew
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