Arizona-based Hash Kitchen to open two San Antonio restaurants by year's end
The Hash Kitchen chain — the self-proclaimed "home of the original Bloody Mary bar" — will open two San Antonio locations this year, state records show. The brunch-focused restaurants will take over existing spaces near Brackenridge and Shavano parks and begin serving later this year, according to Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filings. Construction on the first store, located at 5534 N. 1604 West, will start May 1 and conclude in mid-September, the documents show.
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