From a new boba tea shop to a new CAVA, check out these business updates across Northeast San Antonio, from Cibolo to Live Oak.
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The clinic offers a comprehensive range of services designed to support physical and mental well-being, according to a news release from the city’s economic development corporation. The practice offers primary care services and mental health care services, the release states.
Boba and Eats
The shop sells both specialty boba and matcha teas plus a variety of specialty açaà bowls.
CAVA
The nationwide fast-casual chain serves customizable Greek-inspired bowls, pita wraps, gyros and more.
Alsies
The ice cream truck—locally owned by Steven Johns—sells prepackaged Mexican and gourmet ice creams.
Coming soon
Teso Life
The Asian supermarket chain offers specialty food, merchandise, games and more from countries like Japan and Korea.
Dunkin’
The shop sells a wide variety of doughnuts and coffee drinks. The business also sells breakfast sandwiches, bagels, muffins and more.
Andale Food & Snacks
Locally owned by Maria Topete, the food truck specializes in authentic Mexican cuisine and desserts.
Agora Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
The 45,000 square-foot jiu-jitsu studio will have showers, a sauna and an ice bath. It will also be equipped with a kids area and an outdoor community space along with 2,000 square feet of mat space.
Discovery Kids
Discovery Church is in the process of opening a new children’s building, which will be used for Sunday morning church services. The nondenominational church is also hoping to offer a concession stand within the space for youth ministries to fundraise.
Renovations
IHOP/Applebee’s
The IHOP located at The Forum at Olympia Parkway will be closing this spring to become a dual-branded Applebee’s. The restaurant will close sometime in March for the renovation, and reopen when completed, IHOP management staff told Community Impact.
Expansions
San Antonio International Airport
New flights have been added at the city’s airport, from three new domestic destinations to a new international flight to Santiago de Querétaro in Mexico.
In the news
Kung Jung Mu Sul of Schertz
The Kung fu studio, led by Program Director Stacey Gary, celebrated its 20-year anniversary on Dec. 2. Kung Jung Mu Sul is a Korean form of martial arts focusing mainly on self-defense from single or multiple attackers.
Kung Jung Mu Sul of Schertz celebrated its 20th anniversary on Dec 2. (Courtesy Kung Jung Mu Sul of Schertz)Nickie’s Hair Studio
The hair studio relocated from 8088 Old Austin Road, Ste. 1A, Selma on Jan. 26. Nickie’s Hair Studio, which opened in 2018, offers traditional haircuts, hair coloring and more.
Quality Response Medical Staffing
The Schertz-based healthcare agency is celebrating its 10-year anniversary on March 7. QRMS is a medical staffing agency founded by Flora Elizabeth Hooks which helps connect prospective healthcare workers with local area hospitals, according to its website.
Jefferson Bank
The San Antonio-based bank is celebrating 80 years in business in 2026. Jefferson Bank offering an array of banking services, from personal finance to business accounts and more.
The YMCA of Greater San Antonio
The region’s YMCA is celebrating its 150th anniversary throughout 2026 with special community events.
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