Dos Gatos confirmed plans for a new I‑35 North frontage location in San Marcos with a drive‑thru and dine‑in, but the owners say no opening date is set while permits move forward.

The Filling Station Tap Room in Southtown will close next Saturday after nearly 15 years; owners say a lease nonrenewal and new ownership factored into the decision.

A Fatburger near Boerne finished construction in 2025 but remains unopened as FAT Brands navigates Chapter 11. Locals are left waiting as the parent company restructures.

After months closed, Texas T Pub quietly reopened under new owners with a fresh stage, live shows and karaoke returning to downtown San Antonio.

Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams will open its first San Antonio scoop shop at The Shops at La Cantera, converting a former Bahama Bucks kiosk with renovations due late May.

Galactic Grind Coffee is moving from its Star Wars‑themed truck to a San Pedro Avenue cafe this summer, owners say. The truck’s themed drinks and collectibles helped drive demand.

Texas Monthly named Agnes and Sherman Restaurant of the Year and put four Houston spots on its 2026 list. The choices underline Houston’s continued culinary momentum.

Bellagreen plans to reopen in June after a May 2025 closure tied to long-running facade repairs and scaffolding at the Jefferson Bank building near the Pearl. The chain says it will return once work is finished.

Houston-based Mambo Seafood closed its Las Palmas restaurant at 719 Castroville Road six months after opening. The move trims its San Antonio footprint to two locations.

New York‑based Gregorys Coffee is recruiting San Antonio franchise partners as it rolls out a national franchise program backed by investor Craveworthy Brands.

The Rowdy Spur has opened at 121 Alamo Plaza, taking over the former Pat O'Brien's River Walk spot with live country music, karaoke and Texas‑sized burgers.

The New Braunfels food-truck favorite has opened a restaurant on S. Business I‑35, bringing its patented Ultimate Burger Press patties to dine‑in and drive‑thru service.

Singhs Vietnamese has opened a third San Antonio location near UTSA, offering banh mi and rice bowls mostly priced under $14 — including a $13 shrimp rice bowl.