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Pinch Boil House is set to close at the end of the month, the restaurant announced in an Instagram post on Saturday.
Chris Madrid’s, a staple of the San Antono food scene, has announced it will open on Sundays beginning next month, a first for the restaurant’s 48 years of operation.
A Dave & Busters in Balcones Heights is scheduled to undergo renovations next year, according to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
Two restaurants at the Pullman Market in downtown San Antonio landed a spot on the Texas Monthly’s list of the best new restaurants in 2025, according to a press release.
Inflation and high prices at the grocery store aren’t new for people in San Antonio, but several restaurant teams in the city said they continue to hurt business.
Lent has officially begun, and some San Antonio restaurants are offering special deals and menu items for those observing the season.
La Familia Cortez Restaurants is mourning the death of one of its general managers, who was killed last week while walking on Interstate 37.
Moldy cheese, decaying limes and dozens of droppings are among the health code violations found inside San Antonio restaurants, inspection records show.
A Bexar County jury has awarded $4 million in damages to a Schertz couple who were injured by a shattered glass window while eating at a Jim’s Restaurant in 2022.
A South Side restaurant is seeing a revival in business after receiving support from its neighbor.
Some restaurants are implementing surcharges as the bird flu outbreak drives record-high egg prices across the country.
A restaurant owner called the police on a KSAT crew after they started asking questions about a January health inspection that led to a temporary shutdown.
Warning labels have recently appeared on Bill Miller Bar-B-Q menus and takeout bags following a court order for the company to pay $2.8 million in a lawsuit filed in Bexar County.
Move over, Valentine’s Day — Galentine’s Day is this week, and there are several events and deals around the Alamo City to celebrate with your closest friends.
Uninvited guests appeared in the kitchen and on customers’ plates in January, according to reports from Metro Health.
A renowned San Antonio chef said he got fired, and now two popular restaurants are closing because of it.
Gilbert’s Mexican Restaurant will stay open for now after reaching their fundraising goal over the weekend to avoid closure, the owner announced on Facebook.
Whataburger is offering free honey butter chicken biscuit this week to celebrate the fast-food chain’s newest brand ambassador.
After more than 40 years of service, Gilbert’s Mexican Restaurant announced it will close its doors after this weekend.
A San Antonio restaurant and local chefs are among the semifinalists for the highly coveted James Beard Awards.
Bill Miller Bar-B-Q has been ordered to pay approximately $2.8 million in a Bexar County lawsuit for serving “dangerously hot” barbecue sauce, according to the plaintiff’s lawyer.
San Antonio's culinary landscape is already seeing significant changes in 2025, as several beloved restaurants have shuttered their doors within the first two weeks of the year.
Some events happening over the weekend include the DreamWeek summit, cultural festivals and more.
With food inflation and construction costs higher than usual this year, businesses have struggled to stay afloat. This has led to some deciding to close their doors for good. Here's a look at some of the restaurants we said goodbye to in 2024.
Ma Harper, known for her gumbo and other Creole dishes on the menu at Ma Harper’s Creole Kitchen, is known for giving back to the community. But this Friday, a one-day Creole-Asian cuisine collaboration will be held to give back to her.
A San Antonio brewing company is celebrating a ten year tradition that showcases the Alamo city’s creativity through cocktails.
Restaurants throughout San Antonio have been making the news recently, especially with the announcement of Mixtli receiving a Michelin Star. That got us wondering: what are some of the most popular restaurants across our city?
Two San Antonio restaurants previously featured on Behind the Kitchen Door for their abysmal health scores have turned things around.
Health inspectors found a grocery store keeping pork in a shopping cart and live roaches crawling around a food mart during October 2024 inspections.
Panera Bread announced it would be opening two more San Antonio locations this year, both on the Northwest Side.
Now that we have experienced the first official cold front this week, it’s the perfect time to start planning where to enjoy outdoor dining or drinking.
One restaurant avoided answering questions about their low score and another had rodent poop in the ice machine.
Adair Concepts, a Houston-based restaurant group, announced this week that they are opening three new locations in Texas, including two in San Antonio.
A popular San Antonio restaurant is closing its doors for the next few weeks, according to its owner.
Austin-based Terry Black’s BBQ has received a certificate of appropriateness from the Historic and Design Review Commission to build part of its project at 2100 Broadway.
In honor of National Food Safety Education Month, Metro Health and a local restaurant invited KSAT to follow an inspector during a planned visit at Papouli’s on Huebner Road.
Foodservice establishments have a new law to follow in an effort to enhance the safety of diners across the state when it comes to allergens.
Months after earning low scores on their health inspections, new scores show two San Antonio restaurants have made major improvements.
San Antonio’s family- and pet-friendly spot, Brooster’s Backyard Icehouse, has announced its much-anticipated reopening.
Dead roaches, rodent feces and small flies around a dishwashing station are some of the violations that health inspectors found at three San Antonio restaurants.
Having Michelin-starred restaurants will add even more credibility to an already respected and diverse culinary scene, according to TRA Chief Public Affairs Officer Kelsey Erickson Streufert.
Losing your favorite restaurant is like losing a beloved friend. You get used to the flavors, the people and the atmosphere that make the place feel like a foodie heaven –– even if it’s just temporary. But why are these places closing down? We asked the Texas Restaurant Association to get some answers.
A Metro Health inspector found various health code violations at a taqueria, a Mexican restaurant, and a sports bar.
