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William and Addie Garner opened Mr. and Mrs. G’s Home Cooking in 1991.
Longtime soul food staple Mr. and Mrs. G's Home Cooking will close at the end of the month after more than three decades of serving the community. Neighborhood Italian favorite Cerroni's Purple Garlic also will shutter is Austin Highway restaurant after a dozen years in business.
Readers also learned that three East Side food businesses are facing dire straights due to Americans with Disabilities Act lawsuits which they claim are unfounded.
But not all the Current's most-read food stories were downers. Folks also wanted to get details about a new hot chicken spot and on a partnership between locally based Cruising Kitchens and major financing operation.
Read on for more.
- After 32 years serving San Antonio, Mr. and Mrs. G’s Home Cooking will shut down at month's end
- Trio of East Side mom-and-pop businesses worry they may not survive ADA lawsuits
- San Antonio favorite Cerroni's Purple Garlic permanently closing Austin Highway location
- LA-based Dave's Hot Chicken will open first San Antonio store on city's West Side
- San Antonio's Cruising Kitchens strikes $100 million deal to help customers finance food trucks
