One of many state’s best-known barbecue purveyors simply received a steamy facet hustle — actually.
Terry Black’s Barbecue, already stirring up the Pearl district with a brand new restaurant and boutique resort at 2100 Broadway, is now diving into wellness with The Depths, a 9,800-square-foot bathhouse at 1411 Alling St.
In response to a submitting with the Texas Division of Licensing and Regulation, development on the spa portion of the challenge is predicted to start out this spring and will price about $8.3 million. Facilities will embrace a number of cold and warm spa rooms, chilly plunges, salt floats, steam and mist rooms, and therapeutic massage rooms — as a result of nothing says “digest that brisket” like a soapy soak. The spa additionally will characteristic a locker room with full spa facilities.
In an interview with the San Antonio Enterprise Journal, Terry Black’s co-owner Mark Black confirmed the spring begin and emphasised that the spa, whereas technically a part of the resort, is designed as a group amenity relatively than a standard hotel-only facility.
“It’s a element of the resort nevertheless it’s not likely a resort spa,” Black mentioned. “It’s extra open to the general public.”
The resort itself, deliberate for completion in 2028, can have greater than 40 rooms and function independently from the barbecue restaurant, although each share the identical property. Black described the resort as a neighborhood-focused challenge relatively than a tourist-centric one, highlighting inexperienced areas and shared areas for group use.
“So I hope it continues to develop with extra sorts of local-style companies, facilities and hospitality stuff,” he informed the Enterprise Journal. “We’re actually bullish on it. We predict it’s going to be one thing particular and it already is.”
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