Lala's Gorditas, James Beard Awards: San Antonio's biggest food stories of the week

The closures and financial hardships of San Antonio food businesses continue to dominate the news cycle. The Current's most-read food stories this week included news about the closure of two longtime local favorites and details about another suffering through a winter business slump. However, there was also some good news, in that six Alamo City-area chefs and restaurants made the list of James Beard Award semifinalists.
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