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From a new luxury car dealer to several new restaurants, check out these updates from local businesses and developments so far this fall in North San Antonio.
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The new dental office includes services like dental cleanings, checkups, dental imaging and comprehensive exams, along with cosmetic dentistry, teeth whitening, dentures and more.
The San Antonio-based grocery chain continues to add more stores in Texas, adding this new 111,000-square-foot location near UTSA.
The new senior moving service provides assessments for senior needs and wellness, helping families transition them into new living facilities.
This new outpatient clinic providing psychiatric care and therapy services opened in Stone Oak, offering evaluations, medication management and transcranial magnetic stimulation treatment.
This new fall decoration service allows customers to order pumpkins, Halloween do-it-yourself projects and more, while displays are set up on porches upon arrival.
Chefs at this chicken chain serve customers fried chicken tenders, sliders, desserts and more, plus a selection of large fry baskets.
This local San Antonio chain added its 14th area location, dishing out Tex-Mex, from all-day breakfast tacos and burritos to parrilladas and enchilada plates.
This new dual-branded restaurant features two distinct dining areas connected by a shared lobby. There will be a single menu curated with popular menu items from each brand.
This new all-in-one childcare facility, workspace and coffee shop is coming soon to the area. It’s designed specifically for working parents with young children.
The British luxury car manufacturer is currently building a new showroom in the San Antonio area, the first of its kind in the city and just the fourth overall in Texas.
This new state-of-the-art masjid, or mosque, will contain classrooms, recreational facilities, libraries, offices and prayer rooms for both men and women to support the city’s growing Muslim population.
This local trading card game shop—owned by Richard Medina and JT Ludeman—opened a new, expanded storefront to allow for both retail and tournament space for Pokémon and more.
The local hospital unveiled a new cardiac catheterization lab, which will perform a variety of cardiovascular treatments to area patients.
This Austin-based primary care clinic conglomerate r has expanded southward into San Antonio, acquiring 10 new clinics across the city.
This 115 year-old hotel in San Antonio completed a $57 million renovation project on Sept. 22, adding 20,000 square feet of meeting spaces, renovated hotel rooms, restaurants and more.
The city’s airport has added a new nonstop international flight directly to Toronto, the first commercial flight to connect directly to the country in San Antonio’s history.
This fast casual salad chain has shut down all locations in the Alamo City in addition to stores in Houston, Dallas, Austin and more.
