Italian restaurant on Northwest Side to close after 20-year run The owner of Luce Ristorante E Enoteca chose not to renew the lease, a social media post says
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SAN ANTONIO – Luce Ristorante E Enoteca, an Italian restaurant located on the Northwest Side, will close in early March after 20 years of business.
In an Instagram post on Wednesday , Owner Joe Buonincontri said in a statement that the restaurant’s last day is expected to be March 7.
“Over the last 20 years, we have had the pleasure of serving our community delicious food and warm hospitality,” Buonincontri said.
Buonincontri added that he decided not to renew the restaurant’s lease at the Huebner Oaks location.
It’s currently unclear why the owner chose not to renew the lease.
“Thank you very much for all the support and great memories,” the statement said.
Luce Ristorante E Enoteca, known for its authentic pastas and wine, was established in 2006, according to its website.
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