SAN ANTONIO – After nine years of planning, the City of San Antonio is no longer part of the project to transform one section of the Broadway corridor.. The city has already been working on the ...

San Antonio's oldest la Madeleine location, a Broadway corridor fixture launched in 1992, has ceased operation. A representative of the French-style cafe and bakery chain confirmed the closure ...

Where to grab a drink along the Broadway corridor in San Antonio right now. From classic margaritas to signature cocktails. By Katherine Stinson, Trending Food Reporter Oct 28, 2024.

Austin-based P. Terry's has opened its fifth San Antonio burger restaurant, this one on the bustling Broadway corridor. The nearly 3,000-square-foot restaurant at 3304 Broadway was built on the ...

Broadway Street in downtown San Antonio is open to traffic as a reconstruction project nears completion, ... Lower Broadway Corridor Project has been under construction since January.

Move over sweetgreen, another healthy fast-casual chain has made its debut in San Antonio. Bellagreen — a Dallas-based American bistro offering scratch-made salads, burgers, and wraps — opened ...

Bellagreen makes its highly anticipated debut on San Antonio’s Broadway corridor By Lily O’Neill , Contributor Nov 16, 2024 On weekends, Bellagreen opens at 10 a.m., offering brunch and $10 ...

San Antonio’s booming economy continues to fuel demand for the city’s multifamily sector, according to the third quarter apartment market analysis by Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment ...

Its coffers reduced by the pandemic, the Fiesta San Antonio Commission recently sold its colorful Broadway building to a local developer who owns several properties along the booming corridor. The ...

The 0.7-acre site site at 2611 Broadway, which houses offices and a small store, was sold to H. Glenn Huddleston and Theresa M. Huddleston on June 30 for an undisclosed price, the San Antonio ...

After 53 years, Antiquarian Book Mart, on Broadway, has shut its doors. It’s the latest change in an area of the Alamo City that is experiencing the push and pull of nostalgia and progress.