Caribbean-inspired restaurant the Jerk Shack will open its third brick-and-mortar location in summer 2022 in downtown San Antonio’s redeveloped Hemisfair district. Popular items from the.
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Hours after the windows of Noodle Tree were doused with red, spray-painted racism, San Antonio showed up with an extra hands and hearts to clean and support owner Mike Nguyen.Courtesy, Mike Nguyen
Hours after the windows of Noodle Tree were doused with red, spray-painted racism, San Antonio showed up with an extra hands and hearts to clean and support owner Mike Nguyen.
Though shaken, Nguyen is healing by highlighting the heart that showed up the next morning not the cowardice committed in darkness Saturday night.
Nguyen found the vandalism Sunday morning, after a days-long barrage of comments from people who disagreed with the comments he made during a CNN interview on Wednesday. During the CNN Newsroom spot with Poppy Harlow and Jim Sciutto, Nguyen denounced Gov. Abbott s decision to end Texas mask mandate, and said the safeguard would continue to be required at his restaurant. Nguyen is battling lymphoma and is considered at risk for contracting the v
Express Briefing: Texas phone companies team up to sue Public Utilities Commission
Feb. 26, 2021
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The lawsuit alleges the Texas Universal Service Fund shrank as a result of PUC inaction, leading to a 70 percent cut in payments to phone service providers.
The legal dust-up is more than a spat over a fund based on 34-year-old legislation. It’s part of a protracted battle between landline and wireless telephone companies, a sign of how technology is changing how people communicate and how laws struggle to keep up.
Posted By Nina Rangel on Tue, Feb 23, 2021 at 12:59 PM click to enlarge Jaime Monzon In addition to plenty of fixin s, Lucy Cooper s Texas Ice House s burger features Dr. Pepper onion jam. San Antonio Burger Week, now in its third year, brings burgerphiles a multitude of creative ways to experience their favorite food while giving back to the community in a time of need. Dozens of restaurants, bars and food trucks are serving up $5 or $8 specialty burgers during the citywide event, which runs from February 26 until March 7. Proceeds from each specialty burger sold benefit the San Antonio Food Bank during what’s arguably its greatest time of need in decades.
Black Restaurant Week San Antonio list of participating Black-owned restaurants, vendors, events released
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The Jerk Shack is participating in Black Restaurant Week San Antonio Feb. 21-28. Clockwise from top left: coco bread, jerk chicken, Ting soda, braised oxtails, mac and cheese with jerk chicken wings and a Jamaican beef pattie from The Jerk Shack.Mike Sutter /Staff file photoShow MoreShow Less
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Mark s Outing is participating in Black Restaurant Week San Antonio Feb. 21-28. Pictured is Mark Outing reminding people to mask up and maintain social distancing as people gather to celebrate Martin Luther King Day at Mark s Outing on Jan. 18.Kin Man Hui /Staff file photoShow MoreShow Less