The spot will include a full bar and host live music, while its beer garden will 'become the perfect place for your kids to run and play,' the owners said in an online post. SanAntonioFood SanAntonioRestaurants SATX SanAntonio SanAntonioTX UTSA
UTSA-area bar The Well will close Wednesday, Dec. 31, eventually reopening as the third location of homegrown burger chain Big'z Burger Joint, according to aIn the post, owners Lauren and Zoe Stanley said they'll begin transforming the dancehall and club at 5539 UTSA Blvd. into a Big'z in mid-January. According to the announcement, the spot will continue to include a full bar and host live music, while its beer garden will"become the perfect place for your kids to run and play.
The 17-year-old Big'z other locations are at 2303 N. Loop 1604 West Access Road and at 10106 Texas Highway 151.
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