Small plates shine at San Antonio's Dim Sum Oriental Cuisine, even if some of the presentation pageantry is gone

For many, an "authentic" experience of eating Chinese food dim sum style involves dining in a room of carts bearing tantalizing bites in bamboo steamers or presented on pristine porcelain plates. It's seduction on wheels, and it works.

San Antonio's Tripoli's Mediterranean Grill closing Lackland shop, relocating west

Tuesday is the last day Tripoli’s Mediterranean Grill and Coffee Shop will serve up decadent lamb burgers, falafel and baklava — at least for a while. The Lackland-area eatery is closing to prepare for a move to the far West Side near SeaWorld San Antonio. Locally owned Tripoli's announced the closu

Study: San Antonio metro has one of nation's highest rates of minority homeownership

The Alamo City has long been recognized as a majority minority city, but that doesn't always translate into people of color having access to economic opportunities. However, the San Antonio metropolitan statistical area has one of the highest ownership rates of any metro in the nation, according to

Go down the rabbit hole with Ballet San Antonio's Alice in Wonderland at the Tobin Center this weekend

Ballet San Antonio's Alice in Wonderland, a collaborative production between choreographer Brian Enos and visual artist Luis Grané, uses dance to capture all the wonder of Lewis Carroll's classic tale. Grané uses colorful, surrealist projections along with inspired costume and set design to bring Al