SoHo Wine & Martini Bar 214 W Crockett St, (210) 444-1000, facebook.com/sohowineandmartinibar Stroll around downtown and consider it safe to stumble inside SoHo. Though live music isn’t available around the clock, your late-night drink will be accompanied by anything from swanky jazz to feel-good rock covers. And no, you won’t have to pay a cover charge to get in and enjoy this spot. Photo via Instagram / sohococktailbar Credit: Instagram / sohococktailbar

Popular craft cocktail bar SoHo Wine & Martini Bar has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization.

According to a filing made earlier this month, the downtown drinking spot owes $600,000 in taxes to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts — an amount that its owner disputes.

The petition lists SoHo’s assets between $100,001 to $500,000, while its debts range between $500,001 and $1 million.

Co-owner Ronnie Herrera told the Express-News SoHo owes only a fraction of its listed debt to the Texas Comptroller. The bar will continue to operate during its reorganization, he added.

The Current has reached out to both Herrera and Morris “Trey” White III, SoHo’s bankruptcy attorney for further comment.

The bar, which opened inside the historic San Antonio Loan and Trust Building in 2006, has become known for its mix of creative and classic cocktails.

SoHo Wine & Martini Bar

214 W Crockett, San Antonio, TX

(210) 444-1000

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This article appears in Dec 4-17, 2019.