This week’s most-read Current food news toggled between openings and closures — but what else is new? From beer joints to burger stands, the Alamo City is slated to see several new options in the coming weeks, while a nightclub and short-lived steakhouse are among this week’s high-profile closures.
Read on for more.
- San Antonio nightclub El Ojo permanently closing next month
- San Antonio’s Ace of Steaks closes after less than a year in business
- Beerhead Bar & Eatery now open in Northwest San Antonio
- New San Antonio seafood concept Hook Land & Sea opening inside The Creamery
- San Antonio burger joint Mr. Juicy to open Castle Hills location
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