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From new restaurants to new car dealerships—take a look at 19 business updates in Northeast San Antonio Metrocom.
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Big League Car Wash #4
The locally-owned car wash chain opened its fourth location in the Northeast San Antonio area. Big League Car Wash offers touch less washes, vacuums, mat cleaners and monthly wash memberships.
The restaurant—which opened within The Forum at Olympia Parkway shopping mall—serves authentic Thai cuisine, Panang Duck, Pad Thai, sushi and more.
The studio—owned by Chrissy Linnea—specializes in tap, jazz and ballet classes for all ages.
The restaurant serves taco and enchilada plates with rice and beans, as well as specials such as a tostada plate deal on Thursdays.
The clinic—which is an extension of an existing Methodist Hospital program—offers up to date treatment options on wound healing and amputation prevention.
The cafe—owned by Myong Bellitt—serves a wide selection of milk teas like rooibos and chai tea, coffee and food like Kimbap and Beef Bulgogi.
Along with blood and tissue donations, the clinic allows patients to donate marrow and stem cells as well as cord blood and birth tissue.
The Korean restaurant chain lets patrons build and heat their dishes in a make-it-yourself fashion, crafting traditional Korean barbecue and Hot Pot meals using various meats, vegetables and sides.
The coffee shop is one of three locations owned and operated by Debbie De La Cruz, which sells signature iced and hot coffees, matcha, cream frappes, chai tea and infused sodas.
Texas Pickle Hall
The pickleball venue will offer indoor, climate-controlled courts, which will be open year-round. Texas Pickle Hall will also have dedicated league play, a bar and a pro shop for equipment. Both membership and walk-in options will be available.
This sandwich shop chain serves signature sandwiches like the Turkey Tom, the Vito and the Totally Tuna.
The Houston-based car dealership is in the early stages of building a new location. The dealer will have new and used cars, primarily Acura.
Construction for the car wash chain is anticipated to begin in September, Jon Anderson, a realtor for the car wash told Community Impact. Quick Quack Car Wash offers touch free car washes along with free vacuums and dash wipes, according to its website.
The locally owned car wash chain is in the early stages of planning another location in the Northeast San Antonio area. Big League Car Wash offers touchless car washes, vacuums, and car wash memberships.
The 24-hour gym offers gym memberships for general access, fitness classes, saunas, showers and personal trainers.
House of Insanity
The haunted attraction has relocated to Selma's Retama Park. Participants will experience thrills and scares and will be open for the upcoming Halloween season.
Sip Social Wine & Cocktail Bar
The wine bar, previously known as the Sip Wine Garden, changed its name in July. Sip Social Wine & Cocktail Bar serves an array of white and red wines, draft beers and cocktails. The wine bar also serves light foods such as pretzels, breads, salads and customizable charcuterie boards.
Elite Crossfit + Personal Training
The gym—owned by Jeremy Tucker—merged with its North San Antonio location. Elite Crossfit + Personal Training offered one-hour group CrossFit classes throughout the day.
The restaurant—known for its street tacos and birria dishes—closed its brick-and-mortar location. However, Owner Eduardo Ramirez said No Mames Tacos will continue to operate a food truck of the same name.
