San Antonio's Netflix-famous Carnitas Don Raúl food trucks tease first brick-and-mortar location
Netflix-famous food truck operator Carnitas Don Raúl will open its first brick-and-mortar location near the San Antonio Museum of Art, according to a social media post from the owners. The business — known for smoky, succulent pork slow-cooked in its own fat — shared a rendering of the upcoming restaurant Wednesday via Instagram. The new location, 325 W. Jones Ave., is expected to launch this summer, according to the post.
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