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San Antonio Airport soon will allow alcoholic beverages inside the terminals
The days of rushing through an alcoholic drink before your group begins to board will soon be over.
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Thirsty Horse Saloon, Rosario’s: San Antonio’s biggest food stories of the week
This week’s most-read food stories documented the expansion of several longtime Alamo City concepts.
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San Antonio Mexican restaurant Rosario’s eyes August opening for new Southtown location
In the meantime, the business said, its flagship location at 910 S. Alamo St. is still open for business.
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Texas Workforce Commission says restaurant owners can protest surprise pandemic-era taxes
There is a catch: only employers who were charged during the early stages of the pandemic will have the chance to appeal.
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Attempt to replenish Restaurant Revitalization Fund dies in U.S. Senate
The additional money proposed for the fund could have helped 12,000 Texas small businesses stay afloat, an industry group said.
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San Antonio’s Bandit BBQ will permanently close after this weekend
The Southtown barbecue joint’s last day of service will be Sunday, May 8.
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San Antonio bars and restaurants sold $74.3 million in booze this March, more than in years
More alcohol was sold in March than in the first two months of 2022 combined.
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San Antonio area Chick-fil-A locations to give out free Spicy Chicken Biscuits May 2-7
Company officials say the complimentary breakfast is to thank the San Antonio community.
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New funding for the feds’ COVID restaurant relief could help 12,000 Texas businesses — if it passes
The $42 billion in additional funding, designed to help beleaguered restaurants, now heads to the Senate.
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Online review site Yelp adds new function that shows bar and restaurant health inspection scores
The data is gleaned directly from county health departments.
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San Antonio police will block access to residential streets around St. Mary’s Strip this weekend
Vehicle access to streets surrounding the nightlife destination will be limited from Thursday through Sunday.
