This week’s most-read food news put a spotlight on new dining and drinking establishments and on the progress a beloved Woodlawn Lake-area nightspot has made reviving its outdoor deck. Folks also wanted the details on a bar owner who may face charges for carrying and discharging a firearm.
Additionally, one of the top-read stories centered around a venture celebrating Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month: a passport offering discounts at more than 20 local AAPI-owned businesses.
Read on for more.
- New bar in Northeast San Antonio open only to customers 30 and older
- San Antonio restaurateur launches Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month passport
- San Antonio nightspot Lighthouse Lounge gets first needed approval to rebuild lakeside deck
- South San Antonio bar owner likely to face criminal charges for shooting at ground near patron
- San Antonio tapas and wine spot Hola! will open next week in Southtown
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New bar in Northeast San Antonio open only to customers 30 and older
Horizons & More bills itself as a gathering place for the “grown and mature.”
San Antonio restaurateur launches Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month passport
Camille De Los Reyes of Sari-Sari Filipino Restaurant is spearheading the project.
San Antonio nightspot Lighthouse Lounge gets first needed approval to rebuild lakeside deck
A sound complaint last year resulted in the owner taking down the deck.
San Antonio’s The Rim shopping complex gaining two new fast-casual dining concepts
Pizza joint Via 313 and fried-chicken concept The Crack Shack will soon open at the shopping center.
This article appears in May 4-17, 2022.