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Lavaca Neighborhood Association

Incoming sports bar McIntyre’s drawing concerns from some in San Antonio’s Lavaca neighborhood

March 24, 2022 By Ben Olivo

The future home of McIntyre's, a sports bar from Houston, rests on land bound by South Presa, Clauda and South St. Mary's streets. March 9, 2022.

Though it has yet to take shape, McIntyre’s, a Houston-based sports bar, has already ruffled the feathers of some in the Lavaca neighborhood.

Filed Under: Architecture, Business, Development, Food & Drink, Lavaca, Neighborhoods, Nightlife, Retail, South Presa, South St. Mary's, Southtown Tagged With: Bar Ludivine, Braun Enterprises, Brian McIntyre, Chase McIntyre, Hands Down, King William, Kyle Berg, Lavaca, Lavaca Historic District, Lavaca Neighborhood Association, McIntyre’s, Melissa Stendahl, Nick Melde, Office of Historic Preservation, OHP, Taco Haven, The Haven Southtown, We Are Southtown

Lavaca neighborhood residents voice concern over planned 7-Eleven

May 29, 2021 By Valeria Torrealba

These signs can be seen up and down Florida and Carolina streets in the Lavaca neighborhood.

Residents of the Lavaca neighborhood are voicing their displeasure with a 7-Eleven gas station that’s planned for a 1-acre plot of land along Interstate 37 between Florida and Carolina streets.

Filed Under: Development, Lavaca, Neighborhoods, Retail, Southtown Tagged With: 7-Eleven, Cherise Rohr-Allegrini, GrayStreet Partners, HDRC, Hilda Juarez, Historic and Design Review Commission, Lavaca, Lavaca Neighborhood Association, Susan Richardson, Verdad Real Estate & Construction Services

Rosario’s plan to demolish majority of San Antonio’s El Mirador building receives first approval

December 4, 2020 By Brigid Cooley

Restaurateur Lisa Wong received conceptual approval from a city commission on Wednesday to demolish most of the old El Mirador building on South St. Mary’s Street so she can build a new home for Southtown staple Rosario’s.

Filed Under: Architecture, Food & Drink, Historic Preservation, Lavaca, Southtown Tagged With: Andrew Douglas, Conservation Society of San Antonio, Douglas Architects, El Mirador, F.L. Dixon House, HDRC, Historic and Design Review Commission, Jeffrey Fetzer, King William Garden House, King William Neighborhood Association, Lavaca Neighborhood Association, Lisa Wong, Margaret Leeds, Maverick Texas Brasserie, Office of Historic Preservation, Patti Zaointz, Pig Liquors, Rosario's

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