These 13 San Antonio-area restaurants will be closed in 2022
San Antonio saw quite a few restaurant openings this year and there is still another on the way with a California hot chicken chain set to open next month. But 2022 also saw a lot of restaurants closing their doors this year. The summer saw a lot of restaurants close, whether they announced their last days or just shuttered abruptly.
You could order these tangy and spicy Thai and Kimchi Bloody Mary’s at Hello Paradise.
Camille Sauers/MySAHello Paradise
The Pearl-area outdoor lounge concept from local restaurant and cocktail guru Jeret Peña just celebrated one year of being in business. Then in February, Peña said Hello Paradise would close its doors.
You can’t grab these pork ribs and turkey from Bandit BBQ anymore.
Mike Sutter /Staff file photoBBQ bandits
Chef and pitmaster Brandon Peterson and business partner Mark Garcia announced in May that it would close San Antonio barbecue favorite Bandit BBQ after only two years. However, Peterson and Garcia said they would team up to open Bad Animal at the former Hello Paradise spot.
Alamo BBQ would serve a meat tray of lean brisket, marbled brisket, peach-glazed baby back ribs, smoked sausage, chopped beef, smoked pulled pork, smoked turkey, and stuffed jalepeños.
Josie Norris /Staff file photoAlamo BBQ
Lauded San Antonio chef Jason Dady said in May that he was bringing an end to the Pearl-area barbecue joint Alamo BBQ after four years.
A trio of pizzas from Playland are no more.
Mike Sutter/StaffPlayland
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