Hoka Hoka Fuku quietly opened a Huebner outpost near USAA, bringing its familiar ramen, udon and cotton candy cheesecake to the Medical Center. The new shop mirrors the chain's menu and hours.

Volta, a vinyl-forward hi‑fi listening bar from Danny Delgado, has opened in Government Hill with a deep record library and bespoke cocktails.

Papa Nachos Cantina quietly opened a new I-10 frontage location on Nov. 17, adding a larger bar, patio and private event room to its lineup.

Colorado’s Rush Bowls has leased space on Culebra Road and plans a San Antonio debut, bringing colorful açaí bowls, smoothies and even a pup treat to the Far West Side.

Dashi Sichuan Kitchen + Bar announced an immediate closure on Nov. 7; founder Kristina Zhao says the team will focus on events and new projects while Sichuan House stays open.

Jim's Restaurants is closing its Bandera Road and Loop 1604 location in San Antonio due to intersection design changes affecting access, after nearly 30 years. Other locations remain open.

League City announces new restaurant openings including Taco Works, Scooter's Coffee, HB Mexican Kitchen, Dayba Creations, Parlor Doughnuts, Barcenas Mexican Grill, Rotolo’s Craft & Crust, and Pillo’s Mexican Restaurant.

The original la Madeleine location on Broadway in San Antonio closed after 32 years, as confirmed by KSAT and shared by an ex-employee. Other city locations remain open.

Governor Greg Abbott announces US Foods, Inc.'s expansion at their Buda facility, which will create 165 new jobs and involves a $120 million investment, supported by a Texas Enterprise Fund grant.

Mixtli in San Antonio won a Michelin Star at the Texas Michelin Guide event, highlighting the city's dynamic culinary scene, with several other local eateries earning Bib Gourmand distinctions.

Rosa's Tacos To Go has closed after 16 years, announced on Facebook, leaving San Antonio's breakfast taco lovers saddened and the owner hinting at future plans.

A longtime Dairy Queen in San Antonio closed its doors, leaving the community to reflect on its place in local culture amid changing demographics and shifting dining landscapes.

Trader Joe's is opening a new location in Sugar Land, Houston, occupying a 10,000-square-foot space and employing over 60 people. The store opens on October 24 with daily hours from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.