Lower than a yr after opening its sole San Antonio outpost, California-based sizzling canine restaurant Barrio Dogg has introduced its closure. Though the shutter of its Southtown outpost was rapid, restaurant reps hinted at a attainable return.
The eatery introduced the transfer by way of a February 24 Instagram assertion. The put up didn’t share the elements contributing to the choice, however mentioned the closure was unplanned.
“With a heavy coronary heart, we should share some tough information — Barrio Dogg has shut down operations,” the put up acknowledged. “This was not a simple choice, however as a consequence of unexpected circumstances, it’s a obligatory step right now.”
Barrio Dogg obtained its begin in San Diego, California, first working in 2017 out of a transformed Chevrolet Impala. Co-owner and chef Pablo Rios introduced the idea to San Antonio in March 2024, taking up the 620 S. Presa St. house Señor Veggie left behind when it closed in early 2023.
The idea gave the impression to be a pure match for San Antonio. The decor paid homage to Chicano and lowrider tradition. And the menu mixed Mexican-style hotdogs with consolation meals sides like fideo, smoked elotes, and calabacitas.
The Instagram assertion provided some hope for the longer term, portray the closure as non permanent. Nonetheless, there was no indication of the timeline or attainable future areas.
“Whereas this chapter is coming to a pause, this isn’t the top,” restaurant reps wrote. “We will probably be again, stronger and able to serve you once more.”
