Brainstorm Shelter has filed paperwork for a 15,500-square-foot space at San Antonio's The Rim, though no deal is official yet.

Lizzeth Martínez and Francisco Estrada are opening a sotol-and-mezcal cantina in Pearl's old Full Goods Diner space.

The 24-hour spot at 135 South IH-35 opened Monday.

The D.C.-born toast chain is taking over a shuttered Gong Cha spot at Culebra Commons, with buildout costs pegged at $350,000.

The two-time Texas Monthly Top 50 pitmaster says brisket ate over 70% of its grocery bill in its worst year yet.

The San Antonio-area Tex-Mex chain is breaking ground on a new Schertz spot next month, with completion targeted for spring.

The mesquite-grilled burger joint left Helotes behind for a 2,100-square-foot Potranco Road spot after a $350,000 build-out.

Creekside Town Center's new burrito spot is set to open Sept. 22, near I-35 and FM 306.

Trevor Airola opened his Hunter Road crepe stand at 18. Now he's rolling into Wurstfest and the Comal County Fair.

The Houston-born salad chain is eyeing a spot on FM 306, about 16 months after opening its first Northeast San Antonio location in Cibolo.

Bucán Rodeo trades its 21-and-over Government Hill bar patio for a kid-friendly food truck park, with breakfast on the way.

Two tech-industry friends with no restaurant background are betting big on Keke's crowded daytime concept.

The family-run Italian spot promises the same recipes and family feel after October's move away from Broadway.