The days of rushing to finish an overpriced beer or cocktail before your group begins to board at San Antonio International Airport soon will be over.
At Thursday’s meeting, city council amended an ordinance to allow passengers waiting for their flights to carry alcoholic drinks into the public terminal areas, MySA reports. That was previously forbidden.
Starting June 26, the airport restaurants that serve alcohol — Rosario’s, La Fruteria, R. Sala, La Gloria, Vino Volo and upcoming The Luxury location — will be in compliance with the May 2021 law that allows Texas restaurants to sell alcohol to-go, the news site reports.
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This article appears in Jun 15-28, 2022.
