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San Antonio's Tu Asador now serving breakfast Tuesday through Sunday

The Monterrey, Mexico-inspired spot is now serving morning specialties including barbacoa, tacos al vapor and French toast.

By Nina Rangel on Mon, Feb 27, 2023 at 10:28 am

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Monterrey, Mexico-inspired Tu Asador is now serving breakfast.

Monterrey, Mexico-inspired restaurant Tu Asador, known for serving up generous portions of grilled meats, is now adding sweet and savory breakfast eats to its offerings.

In a social media post, Tu Asador revealed it's now serving morning specialties including barbacoa and tacos al vapor along with banana-caramel, berry and Nutella variations of French toast. Fans of the restaurant's “Carne Asada Experience” can snag the breakfast eats from 8-11 a.m. Tuesday through Sunday.

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The family-owned eatery at 8055 West Ave, #125, lunch and dinner fare includes queso fresco-filled enchiladas regias, beef flautas and family-style portions of asada, ribeye and sirloin.

Tu Asador opened last summer, after operating as a ghost kitchen concept throughout the pandemic.

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