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These San Antonio bars and restaurants will require masks for service after mandate is lifted

By Nina Rangel @nina0colada

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Many Alamo City bars and restaurants are letting fans know that despite Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s plan to drop the statewide mask mandate and lift all business restrictions, they're still sticking with COVID-19 safety measures.

Since the Republican governor made his announcement Tuesday, restauranteurs have taken to social media to say they'll continue to require masks for the safety of both guests and staff. The governor's new order goes into effect March 10.

Below is a list of eateries and drinkeries that have so far declared, ”No mask, no service.”

Bakery Lorraine
Bandit BBQ
Bar du Mon Ami
Barbaro
Barbecutie
Battalion
Best Quality Daughter
Bigz Burger Joint
Bilia Eatery
Black Laboratory Brewing
Bliss
Bohanan's Prime Steaks and Seafood
Boss Bagels
Brazed
Brooks BBQ
Carnitas Lonja
Cappy's
Cappycino's
Cascabel Mexican Patio
Cherrity Bar
Clementine
Comfort Cafe
Con Huevos Tacos
Cullum’s Attagirl
Curry Boys
Dignowity Meats
Dos Sirenos
Drink Tank
Eddie’s Taco House
El Luchador
El Remedio
Eleanor 1909 Cheesesteaks
Estate Coffee
Extra Fine
Faust Tavern
Fletcher’s at The Pearl
Flying Saucer San Antonio
Frederick’s Bistro
Frida
Full Belly
Golden Wat Noodle House
Halcyon
Harmon's Barbecue
HASH Vegan Eats
Hayden
Hello Paradise
Holy Pops
Hops & Hounds
Hot Joy
Kain Na
Kumo Omakase
La Fonda on Main
Little Death
Longtab Brewing
Luna Rosa
MAARS Pizza and More
Merit Coffee Co.
Mina & Dimi's Greek House
Motel Fried Chicken
Nama Ramen
Niki's Tokyo Inn
Noodle Tree
Olmos Perk Coffee
Paciugo San Antonio
Panifico Bake Shop
Papa’s Burgers
PAWsitively Sweet Bakery
Pho House
Pinch Boil House
Press Coffee
Poetic Republic Coffee
Ramen Tatsu-ya
Rios Barbacoa #2 Deco District
Roadmap Brewing Co.
Ro-Ho Pork & Bread-Tortas Ahogadas
Rumble
Smallcakes San Antonio
Smokey Boys Barbecue
Sorrento Ristorante & Pizzeria
Southbound Coffee
South Alamode
South Garden
Squeezers
Stranded Coffee
Sushi Seven
Takikos Taco Shop
Tandem
Tenko Ramen at The Pearl
The Art of Donut
The Esquire Tavern
The Growler Exchange
The Jerk Shack
The Well
Thyme for Lunch
Tokyo Mart
Tony’s Siesta
WD Deli
Wild Barley Kitchen Co.

We will update this list as more establishments announce their policies.

So many restaurants, so little time. Find out the latest San Antonio dining news with our Flavor Friday Newsletter.

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