San Antonio’s speakeasy roster will grow by one more name, Boutique, this month. The cocktail spot comes from the same mind behind tapas spot Queso Pan y Vino, news site Axios reports. Boutique will be accessible through a cooler door near the kitchen at Taqueria Los Cuates, a taco concept on South Alamo.
Ahead of their highly anticipated season, the San Antonio Spurs are again inviting fans to attend their annual Silver and Black scrimmage at the AT&T Center. The Silver and Black Scrimmage will kick off at 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 7, at the AT&T Center.
The Alamo is reopening its sacristy after almost seven years of closure. Beginning Sept. 13, visitors can can delve into the history of the Alamo Church Sacristy and embark on an immersive journey through time. A sacristy is typically a room within a church where a priest will prepare for a service.
Food-and-drink-focused trio Queso Pan y Vino, Pipe Corner and the Backroom bar are closing up shop — but it’s not “goodbye,” it’s simply “see you later.” The Southtown triad on Sept. 8 will close their doors at 727 S. Alamo St., ahead of a move across the street from The Friendly Spot, news site Axios […]
The Alamo and the iconic San Antonio River Walk earned the dubious honor of being among the most overrated tourist traps in the world, according to a USA TODAY report published last week. According to USA TODAY’s report, the San Antonio River Walk is the biggest tourist trap in Texas and the No. 46 top […]
The Los Angeles City Council this week unanimously voted to look into taking legal action against Texas Gov. Greg Abbott for his busing of migrants to the city, according to ABC News. On Wednesday, the LA City Council voted 13-0, passing two motions filed on June 16. The first motion directs LA City Attorney Hydee […]
This week’s most-read Current food news focused primarily on new spots popping up around town, serving up everything from Chipotle’s build-your-own burritos to Chops & Eggs Hash House’s breakfast to popular Mexican eats courtesy of Naco Grayson. In this week’s episode of “news that leans more toward depressing,” downtown’s Broadway Delicatessen closed its doors permanently. […]
When you meet someone new in San Antonio, one of the first they’re likely to ask is where you went to high school. That may help explain why so many people took interest in the Current’s most-read story this week. Apparently, only grads of one local school are able to claim national bragging rights, at […]
A federal judge said Thursday he will stop a new Texas law aimed at keeping sexually explicit materials off of school library shelves on the eve of the law going into effect, according to state attorneys and lawyers for a group who sued over the proposal. District Judge Alan D. Albright indicated during a hearing […]
Funnel cake waffles and other hearty breakfast eats are now being served in San Antonio’s Olmos park neighborhood, inside The Bussin’ Breakfast’s first brick and mortar space, news site MySA reports. The ghost kitchen concept started in Lombrano Food Hall in 2022, serving hungry San Antonians primarily via pickup and delivery orders. Now, the Black- […]