After more than three decades of serving San Antonio, Yolanda’s Uptown Cafe closed permanently Friday, Dec. 22, news site MySA reports.
The 34-year-old business will close so owners Yolanda and Perfecto Vasquez can focus on retirement and each other, Yolanda told the news site. The eatery has served no-nonsense Mexican staples such as huevos rancheros, puffy tacos and more since 1989.
Yolanda’s is located at 615 Fredericksburg Road. It’s listed as “permanently closed” on Google.
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