Ground Beef Recall, 1 Watson: San Antonio’s biggest food stories of the week
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Renderings of the 3,472-square-foot rooftop bar 1 Watson show it offering views of the San Antonio River Walk, Main Plaza and San Fernando Cathedral.
‘s most-read food news this week centered around high-profile openings as well as one notable closure.
The city is welcoming a new rooftop bar, along with yet another Smoke BBQ location. At the same time, it’s losing a long running food truck park.
On the practical side, readers also took note of a sizable beef recall that involved H-E-B stores, and they were looking for info on Alamo City eateries offering Thanksgiving vittles.
