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Check out some of the newest restaurants, bars, food markets and more across The Alamo City with this roundup of dining news from the metro.
New local taco joint opens in North San Antonio
A new spot serving all things Tex-Mex has officially opened on San Antonio’s north side.
In case you missed it
Taco210Mexico opened Oct. 2 at 14357 Blanco Road, inside the Cadillac Plaza shopping strip.
Co-owner Alejandro Vazquez said he wanted to open a relaxed, family-friendly restaurant for residents in the local community to enjoy.
“We’re here for service and a good place to eat,” Vazquez said.
Prior to Taco210Mexico, Vazquez said he owned a business in Puerto Rico, where he grew up.
"It's been a whole different experience here," Vazquez said.
Pioneers Meats opens in Boerne, offering Southern African cuisine and more
A new international deli and market has opened in Boerne, offering residents cuisine from across the globe.
The breakdown
Pioneers Meats opened Nov. 10 at 312 River Road, co-owner Brett de Villiers told Community Impact.
Additionally, the business held a grand opening and ribbon-cutting Nov. 19.
It’s located where The Pearl Antler boutique once had a storefront before moving to Main Street.
Villiers said it’s the businesses’ second overall location, with another market situated further west in Pipe Creek off of Hwy. 46.
Wayback Burgers reopens, serving up comfort food in North San Antonio
A nationwide burger chain has changed ownership and reopened its doors in the Stone Oak area.
What you need to know
Wayback Burgers officially opened under new ownership and management Sept. 18, according to a Facebook post from the restaurant.
The nationwide chain also reopened another location in Northern San Antonio off Bandera Road in September with the ownership change.
A closer look
According to the menu, Wayback Burgers serves up specialty hamburgers, fries and other comfort food entrees such as chicken sandwiches, wings and more.
Learn everything you need to know.
Locally owned coffee shop closes near Schertz, Selma
A locally owned coffee shop closed its doors in Northeast San Antonio.
What you need to know
Triple Shot Coffee, located north of Schertz at 18817 FM 2252, closed its doors Sept. 7, owner Debbie De La Cruz told Community Impact.
“There just wasn’t enough store traffic,” De La Cruz said. “The construction [on FM 2252] was taking too long, too."
De La Cruz is also the owner of The Cake Bar in New Braunfels and The Sweet Spot in San Marcos. She also said she wanted to shift her focus to her other two locations.
Here’s what else you need to know.
The Roxbury now serving cocktails, brunch and more in North San Antonio
A new sports bar and grill has opened its doors in Stone Oak.
At a glance
The Roxbury held an official soft opening Oct. 15 at 19141 Stone Oak Parkway, Ste. 206, according to a Facebook post from the business.
Featuring large TV screens, games, themed activities, live music and more, the new sports bar is the brainchild of owner Erik Duron.
He also operates a speakeasy called The Hush Room, also situated in Stone Oak, according to his Facebook page.
