Original Burger Boy on St. Mary's Strip temporarily closed by kitchen fire
San Antonio fast-food chain Burger Boy's original location on the St. Mary’s Strip is temporarily closed after a blaze ripped through the building last Friday, according to company officials. “Due to unforeseen circumstances, our original location at 2323 N. St. Mary’s St. will be temporarily closed until further notice," Burger Boy said in a social media statement. "We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding and support.”
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