San Antonio burger joint TJ's Hamburgers closes after 50 years
After 50 years of serving hungry Alamo City residents, Southside staple TJ’s Hamburgers is closing, according to an Instagram post by Folklores Coffee House Sunday afternoon. A handwritten sign posted on the front door of the restaurant conveyed the news to its customers. "It comes with a heavy heart, we are no longer able to stay open.
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