Adair Kitchen makes its much-anticipated San Antonio debut

by Kat Stinson

Adair Kitchen spent months refurbishing an shuttered Jim's Restaurant that served the Broadway corridor for 50 years. The Houston-based restaurant group has spent months transforming a shuttered Jim's Restaurant on Broadway into a new all-day dining concept. The post Adair Kitchen makes its much-anticipated San Antonio debut appeared first on San Antonio Current.

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