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New Restaurants & Bars Opening in San Antonio — Updated Weekly

San Antonio's next wave of restaurants and bars shows up in TABC liquor-license filings long before opening night — often before the buildout even starts. This page lists the newest licensed venues across Bexar, Comal and Guadalupe counties, drawn straight from public state records and refreshed every Monday. It catches everything from Pearl District concepts and Southtown icehouses to new spots out toward New Braunfels, months ahead of the press. For beverage distributors, restaurant-equipment dealers, POS resellers, and the agencies and insurers who serve hospitality, every listing is an account still choosing its first vendors — the moment relationships are won.

VenueTypeStatusCityMetroLicensed
Hat Creek Burger CompanyRestaurantNewly LicensedLive OakSan AntonioJul 22
Frank's Pollo Asado Los NortenosRestaurantNewly LicensedSan AntonioSan AntonioJun 30
Buck Horn IcehouseBar / ClubNewly LicensedSan AntonioSan AntonioJun 30
Italian Garden RestaurantRestaurantNewly LicensedBulverdeSan AntonioJul 1
The Break Room IIBar / ClubNewly LicensedSan AntonioSan AntonioJul 1
Wild Boar SaloonBar / ClubNewly LicensedSan AntonioSan AntonioJul 1
El Pastor At Stone OakRestaurantNewly LicensedSan AntonioSan AntonioJul 2
Marriott San Antonio AirportRestaurantNewly LicensedSan AntonioSan AntonioJul 2
Chubby Cattle BBQRestaurantNewly LicensedSan AntonioSan AntonioJul 2
Tierra Bonita JaliscoRestaurantNewly LicensedConverseSan AntonioJul 6
Lokal BAR And GrillRestaurantNewly LicensedNew BraunfelsSan AntonioJul 7
Casa SAN MiguelRestaurantNewly LicensedSan AntonioSan AntonioJul 7
SombraBar / ClubNewly LicensedSan AntonioSan AntonioJul 7
El Pastor ES MI SenorRestaurantNewly LicensedSan AntonioSan AntonioJul 8
The Oak Valley Vineyards RestaurantRestaurantNewly LicensedSan AntonioSan AntonioJul 8
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Frequently asked questions

Where does this list of new San Antonio restaurants come from?

Every venue comes from public Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) license records — real filings by real businesses, not rumors or scraped social media. We track new applications and newly issued licenses daily and publish the newest here.

How often is this page updated?

Every Monday. The table always shows the newest licensed venues in the metro; subscribers receive the complete weekly feed, including pending applications that have not been licensed yet.

I sell to restaurants — how do I get the full list?

OpeningWire delivers the complete weekly feed for your territory — every new application and newly licensed venue with addresses and dates — as a CSV subscription. Plans start at $99 per month; see the pricing section on the homepage.