The Tex-Mex chain is spending $1 million on its 25th location.
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San Antonio-based Las Palapas opening Helotes location
The Tex-Mex chain is spending $1 million on its 25th location.
Helotes
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Temporary outages hit part of San Antonio area as CPS Energy makes infrastructure improvements
The outages, which began at 9 a.m. Thursday, will mostly affect the unincorporated community of Cross Mountain.
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Little Bites: Closures, speed dating, collaborative craft beer make San Antonio food news this week
A new bourbon-scented beard balm from Alamo Distilling and a specialty craft beer event from Weathered Souls are both on tap.
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Bobby J’s, ‘Puta de la Fruta’: San Antonio’s biggest food stories of the week
Two articles about Northeast SA sports venue Toyota Field rounded out our list of top food-related stories.
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Longtime San Antonio-area mainstay Bobby J’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers has closed
It’s unclear when the Helotes restaurant shut down, but its phone number has been disconnected and Google lists it as ‘permanently closed.’
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Bombshells, P. Terry’s: San Antonio’s biggest food stories of the week
From busty openings to hasty closures, this week’s most read Current food news has it all.
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$1 million Roots Food Hall coming to San Antonio’s northwestern suburb of Helotes
The food hall will be part of a 24,500-square-foot development of restaurant and retail space.
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Forbes Billionaires, Youngest Mariachi Singer: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Current readers also gravitated to a story about Texans crossing into New Mexico in big numbers to purchase legal weed.
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Former engineer at San Antonio’s SwRI hit with federal charges, including supplying data to China
The former staffer and his wife are accused of hiding their involvement in a firm that actively competed with the R&D company.
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Texas governor makes disaster declaration as wildfire in Medina County burns nearly 1,100 acres
Around 96% of Bexar County is currently in a severe drought.
