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‘Committed to returning stronger than ever’: Mexican restaurant on Northwest Side closes temporarily

The closure is expected to last three weeks while the owner works out issues with the landlord

El Remedio (KSAT 12 News)

SAN ANTONIO – A popular San Antonio restaurant is closing its doors for the next few weeks, according to its owner.

El Remedio announced it would be closing for three weeks as the owner works to resolve issues with the landlord of the property. The owner, Josh Palacios, stressed that the closure is not permanent.

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In a social media post on Monday afternoon, El Remedio said they hoped to reopen soon and would be available through their new food truck in the Alamo Ranch area during limited hours.

According to one comment on the post, the restaurant said the summer heat and the landlord changing the locks as reasons for the closure.

KSAT reached out to El Remedio for comment. Palacios shared the following statement to help clear up any confusion about the temporary closure:

“We would like to inform you that El Remedio is temporarily closing for approximately three weeks as we work to resolve some issues with our landlord. Please rest assured that this closure is not permanent, and we are committed to returning stronger than ever.

“During this time, we remain dedicated to supporting our staff and the local community. We encourage everyone to continue supporting small businesses, food trucks, and restaurants in our area. Your support is vital to keeping our dreams alive.

“Thank you for your understanding and continued support.”


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