These are the 5 most-read stories of the week in San Antonio
This week in San Antonio, a variety of exciting news stories caught the public’s attention, from the opening of a new bar to significant culinary achievements and city events. Here’s a look at the five most-read stories that had everyone talking.
1. Playful San Antonio bar debuts ‘secret’ back space accessible by token
The buzz around town is all about Pink Shark, an artsy cocktail bar that has just unveiled a new semi-exclusive room. This “secret bar” can be accessed using a special token, which is easy to obtain. Visitors can enjoy a unique atmosphere along with a revamped menu that features intriguing drink options, including a tequila-of-the-month program.
2. San Antonio chef makes national cooking show final with regional dishes
San Antonio native Jon Hinojosa has made it to the finals of PBS’ The Great American Recipe, showcasing delicious regional dishes deeply rooted in Mexican cuisine. This exciting journey culminates on Monday, August 12, when viewers can see if Hinojosa takes home the title in the grand final episode airing on KLRN.
3. McDonald’s debuts CosMc’s beverage-focused spinoff in San Antonio
Fast-food enthusiasts can rejoice as McDonald’s has opened its first San Antonio location of the new and innovative beverage-focused concept, CosMc’s. The grand opening on August 10-11 featured free samples and exclusive merchandise for early visitors. CosMc’s promises to celebrate a fresh and exciting take on fast-food beverages, which adds a unique twist to the traditional McDonald’s experience.
4. Patrice Rushen and Lao Tizer Band headline San Antonio’s premier jazz fest
Get ready for a fantastic musical weekend with the return of the 41st Annual Jazz’SAlive Music Festival on September 27 and 28. San Antonio Parks Foundation has announced that renowned jazz musicians Patrice Rushen and Lao Tizer Band will be headlining the free festival, promising an unforgettable experience for jazz lovers and casual listeners alike.
5. Here’s how big San Antonio apartments are for $1,500 a month
According to a new analysis by RentCafe, San Antonio renters can find spacious accommodations without breaking the bank. For those willing to spend $1,500 a month, the average apartment spans a generous 1,012 square feet, which is 151 square feet larger than the typical rental in the area. This insight has sparked interest among potential renters looking for both affordability and space.
As San Antonio continues to evolve and offer exciting opportunities, staying updated on local happenings is essential to fully enjoy the culture and community.
