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The pay-what-you-can, volunteer-based restaurant, which benefits a community of recovering addicts, has quickly become a foodie favorite throughout San Antonio. Regulars tout the eatery as serving a brunch that s as memorable as the warm service. Comfort Café is making room for more huevos rancheros and sweet cream pancakes by opening a second location at Los Patios by the summer.Paul Stephen /Staff
San Antonio will soon get a second serving of Comfort Café.
The pay-what-you-can, volunteer-based restaurant, which benefits a community of recovering addicts, has quickly become a foodie favorite throughout San Antonio. Regulars tout the eatery for its brunch that s as memorable as the warm service. Comfort Café is making room for more huevos rancheros and sweet cream pancakes by opening a second location at Los Patios by the summer.
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Naomi Hendrix Oyegoke is launching Vegan Family Reunion, an inaugural event taking place March 21 at Cherrity Bar. Oyegoke is the owner and head chef of Rooted Vegan Cuisine. The market is aimed at highlighting local, Black-owned businesses while educating the community on alternatives to foodie favorites. Oyegoke said she wants to show San Antonio that healthy, plant-based food aren t intimidating or unsatisfying. Courtesy, Naomi Hendrix OyegokeShow MoreShow Less
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Naomi Hendrix Oyegoke is launching Vegan Family Reunion, an inaugural event taking place March 21 at Cherrity Bar. Oyegoke is the owner and head chef of Rooted Vegan Cuisine. The market is aimed at highlighting local, Black-owned businesses while educating the community on alternatives to foodie favorites. Oyegoke said she wants to show San Antonio that healthy, plant-based food aren t intimidating or unsatisfying. Courtesy, Naomi Hendrix OyegokeShow MoreShow Less
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San Antonio businesses are working through changes brought on by the state s latest order to end masks and a Southtown mainstay is straying from being considered as part of the ultimate mask burning party, but is defending the middle ground approach to policy.Steven Casanova for mySA
San Antonio businesses are working through changes brought on by the state s latest order to end masks and a Southtown mainstay is distancing itself from the ultimate mask burning party, but is defending the middle ground approach to policy.
Locals readied themselves for the change by building lists throughout the week. One side promoted establishments requiring masks, while another found spots where mask policy is left up to personal choice. An Instagram account catering to the latter, called @unmaskedsanantonio, touts the platform as the ultimate mask burning party with more than 1,000 followers. The account owner opts to remain anonymous, but posts businesses througho