Tortilleria’s Closure Tops This Week’s Most Popular San Antonio Stories

Tortilleria’s Closure Tops This Week’s Most Popular San Antonio Stories


Tortilleria’s closure tops this week’s 5 most-read San Antonio stories

Stephanie Allmon Merry – Jun 15, 2024

The Notable Closure of La Amistad Tortilleria

San Antonio was taken by surprise this week as news about the sudden closure of the city’s beloved tortillería, La Amistad, flooded the internet. The West Side staple, after 40 fruitful years serving the community, announced it would cease operations on June 30. The owners, as of now, have opted to remain silent about the reason behind the closure.

Nicosi Dessert Bar: A No-Phone Zone

In other news, Nicosi, a unique dessert bar set to open on June 26 in Pearl’s Pullman Market, has adopted a policy that contradicts the prevalent trend of social media showcase of public places. The new hub insists on a no-phone policy, aiming to offer a tech-free, serene space for visitors.

San Antonio Cuisine: Offering Variety for Father’s Day

The city stays unwavered in its reputation of housing diverse and splendid restaurants. With Father’s Day around the corner, the culinary landscape shifts to accommodate a wide variety of menu options, making the occasion a customized feast.

No James Beard Award for San Antonio this Year

San Antonio faced slight disappointment in the culinary scene as Christopher Cullum, chef-owner of Cullum’s Attaboy, fell short in the James Beard Awards, failing to win the title of Best Chef: Texas. The coveted prize was bagged by Ana Liz Pulido of Ana Liz Taqueria in Mission, Texas.

Travel Tips and Holidays

With many looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life for a short vacation, we bring a list of events and happenings across Texas for June. From exploring small towns to elaborate city ordeals, the Lone Star State has plenty to offer for quick getaways.

Remembering Johnny Canales: A Tejano Legend

Sifting through our archives, we found the heartfelt tributes pouring in for Johnny Canales. The 77-year-old Tejano singer and music show host, who is fondly remembered for his contribution to Latino music and culture, passed away this week. Canales, with his television music show, helped launch the career of multiple artists including Tejano superstar, Selena.


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