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J'Dubs Burgers and Grub in San Antonio expanding to Moses Rose's Hideout on Houston Street downtown
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Moses Rose’s Hideout is located downtown at 516 E. Houston St.Chuck Blount /Staff photoShow MoreShow Less
Just about a month since making its debut in the Five Points neighborhood, J’Dubs Burgers and Grub has found a second home at Moses Rose’s Hideout on Houston Street downtown.
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March 5, 2021
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At many of San Antonio’s busiest tourist attractions, the rule won’t change — face masks required. But Gov. Abbott’s order abolishing the state mandate to wear face coverings in public places, effective March 10, will put workers and managers in a difficult — if not impossible — position when guests insist on going bare-faced.
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New burger restaurant J'Dubs Burgers & Grub the place for one of the best sloppy, gooey burgers in San Antonio
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It’s a match made in hamburger heaven at the new J’Dubs Burgers & Grub.
A few years ago, J’Dubs partner Luis Colón was crowned for having the best burger in the state by Texas Monthly at his since-shuttered restaurant Folc. The other half of this powerhouse team is chef Jeff White, who’s long sated the city’s biggest appetites with refined takes on rib-sticking classics at Boiler House and Eastside Kitchenette.
Update on Monday, Feb. 22 at 9 a.m.
Given last week's winter storm that took out most of Texas, the opening for J'Dubs Burger and Grub has been postponed to this Wednesday, Feb. 24.
The team shared the news via Facebook.
"Hello San Antonio!!! Unfortunately we have pushed back our opening to next Wednesday the 24th due to SNOWVID 2021...
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Update on Monday, Feb. 22 at 9 a.m.
Given last week's winter storm that took out most of Texas, the opening for J'Dubs Burger and Grub has been postponed to this Wednesday, Feb. 24.
The team shared the news via Facebook.
"Hello San Antonio!!! Unfortunately we have pushed back our opening to next Wednesday the 24th due to SNOWVID 2021... Top Picks In Shopping
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Cricket: India's Mohammad Siraj called 'bloody grub' by Brisbane fans after SCG abuse scandal
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Mohammed Siraj was labelled a 'bloody grub' by members of the Gabba crowd. Video / Twitter @samphillips06
Mohammed Siraj was labelled a 'bloody grub' by members of the Gabba crowd. Video / Twitter @samphillips06
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Indian pace spearhead Mohammed Siraj has been targeted by fans on day one at the Gabba after he was the target of alleged racial abuse at the SCG last week.
The Sydney Morning Herald's Sam Phillips shared a video of a group goading the Indian quick as he lead the visitors' inexperienced pace attack to the deciding Test match.
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Just Eat Takeaways results show just how much the Covid-19 pandemic has boosted the food delivery sector. Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
Strict lockdown measures to contain the spread of Covid-19 in Europe helped JustEat Takeaway.com’s growth accelerate dramatically in the final quarter of 2020—especially in the key U.K. market, where it has doubled down on increasing its footprint.
But shares in the company fell 4.5% in London trading, as investors eyed full-year guidance indicating smaller-than-expected margins.
The back story. The onset of the Covid-19 pandemic has proved to be rocket fuel for the food-delivery sector. With millions of people housebound, Just Eat Takeaway—formed out of the merger between the Danish JustEat and Dutch