Iconic San Antonio diner the Pig Stand sold to developer as part of Broadway land deal
Time soon may be up for an iconic San Antonio diner that also happens to be the last remaining outpost of a business many consider America's first drive-in restaurant chain. The Pearl-area property that houses venerable greasy spoon the Pig Stand changed hands earlier this month, the Express-News reports. The land is now owned by San Antonio developer GrayStreet Partners, which once planned to turn 20 acres just north of the diner into a mixed-use community.
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