The Current‘s most-read food stories this week largely centered around openings — from a drive-thru salad spot to a locally owned food truck park. We also reported that the city will be home to a new teriyaki bowl spot and an LA-based hot chicken joint by the end of the year.
One bit of sad news made our most-read stories list. San Antonio’s beloved Cowboy Breakfast has been canceled for 2023, though organizers say it’s definitely on for 2024.
Read on for more.
- Arizona drive-thru chain Salad and Go plans to open a second San Antonio store
- Bésame — new San Antonio food truck park from owner of El Camino — to hold soft opening Friday
- Seattle-based Teriyaki Madness opening first San Antonio location at end of month
- LA-based Dave’s Hot Chicken to open first San Antonio store this week
- San Antonio’s beloved Cowboy Breakfast officially canceled for 2023
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Arizona drive-thru chain Salad and Go plans to open a second San Antonio store
At least 20 new Lone Star State locations are now in the works for the company.
Bésame — new San Antonio food truck park from owner of El Camino — to hold soft opening Friday
Bésame is situated on East Grayson Street at the site of the former Alamo BBQ building.
Seattle-based Teriyaki Madness opening first San Antonio location at end of month
The brand operates 100 shops with plans to open 15 more in Texas between now and 2024.
Chain FiiZ Drinks taking over long-vacant Sonic Drive-In on San Antonio’s Broadway corridor
Founded in 2014, FiiZ currently operates three locations near Houston, and it has another in the works in Converse.
This article appears in Dec 14-27, 2022.