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From a new pickleball center to new restaurants and more, check out these business updates from Northeast San Antonio.
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Warehouse Cards
Locally owned by Walter Thames, the shop offers a collection of sports cards, memorabilia and collectibles from brands like Star Wars and Marvel Comics.
The restaurant—owned by Lupita Cantu—serves a variety of traditional dishes, from classic San Antonio breakfast tacos to tortas, tamales, carne guisada and more.
The store sells liquor such as vodka, tequila, rum, brandy, gin, whiskey and mezcal, along with a selection of wine and beer.
This new pickleball center offers 28,700 square feet of playing space and 12 courts.
The new full-service pet grooming salon—owned by Hailey Carroll—caters to both cats and dogs of any breed or size.
The full-service beauty salon, owned by Christina Lichtenberg, offers manicures, pedicures, facials and more.
The restaurant—locally owned and operated by Troy Luster—serves chicken sandwiches, chicken nuggets, wraps, salads and more.
The new gymnastics studio offers lessons for children, from tumbling to elementary movements.
Previously known as Zen Wellness, the business has a range of CBD and THC products, ranging from edibles and tinctures to topicals and flowers.
The fast-casual restaurant serves sandwiches, soups and salads, along with drinks like signature teas and lemonades.
The new 100,000-square-foot store has interactive recreational activities such as a rock climbing wall, golf simulators and batting cages.
Veteran-owned by Fred Hall and Oliver Mercado, the bar sells daiquiris, margaritas, cocktails, mixed drinks, micheladas and lemonades.
Walmart
The store completed a $1M renovation project with a new look for the Vision Center, customer service, cash registers, garden center and more.
Cibolo Community Center
The first phase of the center—formerly known as the Noble Group Event Center—opened for the city’s senior programming on Sept. 29. The center can also be rented as an event space.
The restaurant—owned and operated by Matt Sanders—celebrated its 25th anniversary from Sept. 8-11.
The local bar—owned by Nick Marquez—celebrated its 10-year anniversary on Sept. 26.
Aim High Gymnastics
The gym taught lessons for all skill levels in addition to leading competitive teams on a regular practice schedule.
