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The heartbreak karaoke chain secures a license for a space at 17711 W Interstate 10.
Why it matters: The license allows Sala De Despecho to serve alcohol at its San Antonio location, a requirement for the heartbreak karaoke bar to operate.
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issues license for San Antonio bar and restaurant
Why it matters: The license authorizes El Rey De Copas to serve alcohol at its San Pedro Avenue location, a required approval for any Texas bar or restaurant.
Mixed beverage license MB200206259 issued October 21; build-out scheduled to finish February 2027
Why it matters: The license allows the holder to sell alcohol at the address, a key requirement for the chain's full bar and brunch cocktail menu.
The state issued the permit to Kroozin Wurzbach LLC at 14411 Wurzbach Parkway, where a 12,703-square-foot retail building is scheduled to finish in September 2027
Why it matters: Kroozin, a Texas Gulf Coast convenience chain, has secured its first San Antonio beer and wine permit, at a site under construction.
Filing dated Oct. 15 names NORVEN GROUP LLC as holder; the record does not show the cantina is open.
Why it matters: The license lets its holder sell beer, wine, and liquor on site, the legal go-ahead a sports cantina needs to pour drinks at this address.
Mixed-beverage permit issued to ZR Legacy Holdings for Babcock Road site of chain's Texas debut
Why it matters: Famous Toastery's Texas debut tests whether a beloved regional brunch brand can cross the Mississippi.
Record $43.25M FAA package includes $40.97M for Phase 2 stormwater reconstruction at San Antonio airport
Why it matters: Old storm drains at San Antonio's airport risk closing runways in heavy rain; this grant funds their replacement.
TABC issues a license to Victory Sports Performance at the Victory One Sports Center site on FM 2252.
Why it matters: A regional youth-sports venue adds alcohol service capacity as it works toward full operation, expanding what the center can offer.
Mixtli chef Diego Galicia's neighborhood brasserie receives permit in a historic home near Pearl
Why it matters: A Michelin-starred chef is betting a restored 1910 home can anchor Government Hill's dining scene.
Resident-owned 55-plus high-rise earns Texas ABC approval to serve liquor at 1 Towers Park Lane
Why it matters: The permit lets the 55-plus co-op pour alcohol in its social club, an important step toward running an on-site bar for residents and guests.
The permit is a license for the restaurant.
Why it matters: If the buildout finishes, south-side San Antonio gains a new sit-down restaurant — but this license alone doesn't guarantee it opens.
King William district venue clears its beer-and-wine permit after a four-year renovation
Why it matters: Every Texas bar needs state approval to pour a single drink. 510@park now has that permit, the last hurdle before opening.
Package store permit is one step before the specialty retailer can open its N Loop 1604 location
Why it matters: This permit determines when and whether the new Liquor Bee's can open, affecting where north San Antonio residents buy liquor.
New East Side restaurant secures its Texas alcohol permit, a step before opening
Why it matters: The East Side gains a potential new dining anchor — but a license alone doesn't open the doors.
New Mexican-Kosher restaurant gets license at 200 E Grayson St
Why it matters: A new dining concept at The Pearl signals continued growth of San Antonio's premier culinary destination, affecting local tourism and the city's competitive food scene.
New concept from Stout's Signature owner moves toward opening in a historic Southtown space
Why it matters: The permit allows Stout's Jewel to add a new full-bar dining option to San Antonio's King William neighborhood.
The license comes weeks after the shop relocated from Beacon Hill to a renovated bungalow on Quincy Street
Why it matters: The license lets a small women- and Latina-owned food business expand its offerings in a competitive neighborhood, a test of whether licensed alcohol sales can sustain a niche shop.
West Side shop receives liquor license for a small bar
Why it matters: For West Side residents, the permit is early word that a new Commerce Street hangout—haircuts plus drinks—may be on its way.
Alamo Biscuit Company founder John Vale's barbecue concept licensed at 849 E Commerce St
Why it matters: If this River Walk barbecue spot opens, downtown diners and tourists gain a local craft option from an established San Antonio name.
Federal grants fund the baggage system phase of an 850,000-square-foot terminal
Why it matters: San Antonio's airport passenger demand has outgrown its gates; Terminal C's 18 new boarding gates determine if the region can keep growing.
Beer-and-wine license granted for the restaurant near UTSA
Why it matters: The license is for the restaurant adding a sushi and teriyaki option to a San Antonio retail corridor that is rapidly adding new developments.
Mixed beverage permit is a license.
Why it matters: If Panfila clears the remaining checks, diners on San Antonio's North Side get a new sit-down Mexican restaurant with a full bar.
TABC issues mixed-beverage permit to Eastside venue near St. Paul Square
Why it matters: If the venue opens, it adds a late-night R&B and hookah spot to the Eastside corridor the city has been working to redevelop.
California brunch chain clears a hurdle as north-side opening nears
Why it matters: If it opens, the location brings a new brunch option to San Antonio's north side and tests whether a 52-year-old California chain can win over Texas diners.
New northwest-side restaurant clears one approval on the path to opening
Why it matters: The state beer and wine permit covers The Tezel Table, a northwest San Antonio restaurant serving burgers, pizzas, wings, and beer.
One of 14 new dining concepts coming to Terminals A and B
Why it matters: Air travelers through San Antonio's airport gain one of 14 new dining options arriving across Terminals A and B.
Mixed beverage permit filed August 25, 2026 for 719-723 S Flores St, San Antonio
Why it matters: The license signals an attempt to open a bar or restaurant in Southtown. It doesn't guarantee the venue will clear inspections or ever open to customers.
Texas ABC issued the permit on August 24; an opening date is not yet set
Why it matters: For northwest San Antonio residents, the license signals a new neighborhood sports-pizza spot is likely on the way.
Austin's pitch-and-putt concept receives alcohol license at The Merc near UTSA
Why it matters: Park Golf's opening would give San Antonio's fast-growing Northwest Side a new gathering spot and test whether Austin's pitch-and-putt craze travels.
The new permit lands as the city's oldest independent liquor chain, Gabriel's, restructures in bankruptcy
Why it matters: Big-box chains have squeezed San Antonio's independent liquor stores for a decade; this new license tests whether independents can still find room.