Houston-based eating group Adair Ideas will proceed its Broadway takeover this fall with the launch of its first San Antonio Los Tios Mexican Restaurant, set to debut inside the previous La Madeleine house at 4820 Broadway, officers stated Wednesday.
The restaurant group entered the Alamo Metropolis in February with the opening of a location of its Adair Kitchen chain within the shuttered Jim’s diner at 4108 Broadway. Across the similar time, state filings revealed the house owners additionally deliberate to show the closed La Madeleine right into a Los Tios, which operates six areas in Houston and one in Fredericksburg.
A Texas Highways report credit Los Tios, based in 1970, with introducing the frozen margarita to Houston. Adair Ideas bought the venerable Tex-Mex chain in 2000.
Alice Adair, spouse of Adair Ideas president Nick Adair, grew up within the Alamo Heights neighborhood close to the place the chain will make its SA debut, in response to particulars launched Wednesday.
“Bringing Los Tios to Alamo Heights isn’t about parachuting into San Antonio as a result of it’s an excellent market. It’s coming again to the place I grew up, and giving love again to a spot that formed who I’m,” she stated in a press release.
Los Tios hasn’t launched a menu for its San Antonio location, but when its Fredericksburg retailer is any indication, its highlights are more likely to embrace the chain’s signature puffy queso together with tostadas, tacos, fajitas and different Tex-Mex standbys. Along with the anticipated margaritas, the eating places additionally supply a choice of beer and wine.
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