Los Azulejos Restaurante Bar will serve its final plates at its longtime Castle Hills address on November 15, 2026, before packing up for a new spot somewhere in the San Antonio area. The Mexican restaurant has called 2267 NW Military Highway home since arriving in the neighborhood in December 2019, surviving the COVID-19 pandemic along the way.
The closure and relocation were first reported by MySA, which visited the restaurant Monday after receiving an anonymous tip. A sign posted at the location told customers the restaurant is saying goodbye to its current location and working on a new chapter, according to the outlet.
MySA reports that Los Azulejos has not announced its future location or opening timeline. The outlet reached out to chef Diego Gonzalez, who was unable to share additional details about the move but assured more information would be revealed soon, per the same account.
A Castle Hills Staple Since 2019
Los Azulejos opened in 2019 on Northwest Military Highway, according to expressnews.com, landing at 2267 NW Military Highway, Suite 101, as documented by sacurrent.com at the time of its opening. The restaurant built a following for traditional Mexican dishes with a modern flair, including a New York-strip steak with mole verde, ceviche, and a lasaña de cochinita pibil, per sacurrent.com's original review.
A 2023 piece in expressnews.com identified Diego Gonzalez as the restaurant's owner and chef, working alongside executive chef Alberto Pawling to keep daily operations running smoothly. That partnership has extended beyond the Castle Hills location — Gonzalez opened PM Tacos & Cocktails on Huebner Road near Interstate 10 in February 2025, and expressnews.com reported that he developed its menu together with Pawling.
What Comes Next
For now, the only certainty is the calendar: November 15, 2026, will be Los Azulejos' final day serving at its original address. Regulars hoping for a preview of the next chapter will have to wait, since neither the chef nor the restaurant has disclosed where the new location will be or when it might open.
Los Azulejos' Instagram account describes the restaurant as serving the soul of Mexico in every bite. Whether that spirit carries over unchanged to the next address remains one of the few open questions as the countdown to the final day of service continues.
