San Antonio is a’changin’ y’all. Especially in the city’s East Side — from shuttered restaurants to the demolition of structures for the sake of gentrification. Here’s a look at just how much the East Side has already changed, particularly in the last decade.

All photos via Google Maps

Then — 2013 Shoe Warehouse 1223 E Houston St
Now — 2019 The Rock Box 1223 E Houston St
Then — 2011 Hays Street Bridge 202 Lamar
Now — 2017 Hays Street Bridge with Alamo Beer Company underneath 202 Lamar
Then — 2011 Homes 302 Montana St
Now — 2019 The Cherrity Bar 302 Montana St
Then — 2011 E & E’s Mexican Restaurant 2731 S WW White Road
Now — 2019 2M Smokehouse 2731 S WW White Road
Then — 2013 Undeveloped land 505 Burnet St
Now — 2019 Gentrified housing 505 Burnet St
Then — 2011 Chit Chats Bar-B-Que 218 N Cherry St
Now — 2019 Sweet Yams 218 N Cherry St
Then — 2011 Bandolero Night Club 902 N New Braunfels Ave
Now — 2019 Tank’s Pizza 902 N New Braunfels Ave
Then — 2007 Undeveloped land 515 N Cherry St
Now — 2019 San Antonio Fire Department Station #1 515 N Cherry St
Then — 2014 Chaca’s Treats 2118 N PanAm Expy
Now — 2019 Big Poppa’s Tacos 2118 N PanAm Expy
Then — 2016 Undeveloped land 4038 E Houston St
Now — 2019 Stripes Convenience Store 4038 E Houston St
Then — 2013 Blind Man’s Kitchen Restaurant 1701 E Houston St
Now — 2019 Dignowity Meats 1701 E Houston St
Then — 2011 Martin Luther King Park 3503 Martin Luther King Dr
Now — 2019 Martin Luther King Park 3503 Martin Luther King Dr