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13 Trees Coffee Haus will close on Saturday as owner Jamie Rosales scales back to focus on roasting. The New Braunfels shop opened late last year and hosted local markets.
A "coming soon" sign at Alamo Ranch suggests Richie's Hot Chicken will open a second San Antonio location at 11310 Culebra Road. The mini‑chain already runs a Huebner Road storefront after starting here as a food truck.
Chipotle opened its first Schertz restaurant Monday at 5498 Cibolo Valley Drive, featuring a drive‑thru pickup lane and digital ordering. The store joins the new Schertz Station retail hub.
Playa Bowls plans a new downtown San Marcos outpost at Vie Lofts, with construction slated mid‑February to mid‑May.
A state‑by‑state analysis from Escoffier finds Texas will add roughly 52,000 culinary jobs by 2032, outpacing other states as restaurants warn hiring remains tight.
Smokey Mo's BBQ is opening a Schertz Station location this spring, promising brisket, half‑pound meats and homestyle sides.
Con Huevos has launched Con Huevos Kitchen on East Houston, offering family-size packs and party-scale orders of tacos, enchiladas and burritos for pickup and limited delivery.
Honey Pig is planning its first San Antonio location at Northwoods Shopping Center, with renovations starting March 1 and a fall 2026 target.
A new North Central spot is serving Nepalese momos, Indian curries and Tibetan snacks with a fast-casual twist and veteran-owned roots.
Terry Black’s Barbecue will take over 1310 E. Common St. in New Braunfels, adding a pit house and two-story patio as part of a late-summer 2026 rollout. Permits list a roughly $5M renovation.
Houston-born Gyro Republic announced nine new Texas restaurants for 2026, with a heavy push into Austin and franchise opportunities on the table.
Texan Tea plans a second New Braunfels drive‑thru at 2286 Alyssa Way; construction starts in March with a projected spring opening.
Stone Oak brunch bar Mimosa Gossip will close permanently on Jan. 29 after two years. Owners thanked customers in a social-media post and hinted at financial strain.
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