These places will be sorely missed. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX SanAntonioFood SanAntonioRestaurants Texas YearInReview YearInReview2022
As we look to the new year, we tallied up some of the San Antonio eateries that shut their doors in 2022 or are expected to soon. They'll be sorely missed. While some of these departures are related to the pandemic or the uncertain economy, lease adjustments and other factors played roles as well.2222 S. W.W. White Rd.
William Garner and his wife Addie opened this spot in 1991, focusing on family recipes and old-fashioned hospitality. It quickly became a staple of the city’s East side and remained open for more than three decades before closing in July of 2022.This Balcones Heights movie theater offered food alongside indie flicks — a concept ahead of its time — and closed abruptly in April 2022. The Woodlawn Theatre will be taking over the space under the new name, Wonder Theatre, in 2023.
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