Texas-based brunch spot Toasted Yolk Café plans first San Antonio location
Conroe-based Toasted Yolk Café, a restaurant chain specializing in bougie, boozy breakfast and lunch items, is preparing to take a crack at the San Antonio market, state regulatory documents show. Toasted Yolk plans to open a location at the intersection of Highway 151 and Hunt Lane later this year, according to a May 8 Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing. Construction on the 4,000-square-foot unit will begin later this month and finish by the end of August. Officials with the company were unavailable for immediate comment on their San Antonio plans.
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