Jim’s Restaurant on Broadway closes permanently after 53 years Nothing was mentioned as to why the restaurant decided to close permanently
Jim's Restaurant closing permanently after 53 years (Copyright 2024 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)
SAN ANTONIO – Jim’s Restaurant on Broadway near downtown closed its doors after 53 years of service.
March 5 was the last day the restaurant was open to the public, according to a farewell note posted on the front entrance.
Jim's Restaurant closing permanently after 53 years (Copyright 2024 by KSAT - All rights reserved.) The note read, “good-bye farewell until we meet again. Today is our last day – it’s been a pleasure serving you!”
Nothing was mentioned as to why the restaurant decided to close permanently.
There are still many other Jim’s Restaurants throughout the San Antonio area.
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