SAN ANTONIO – Barrio Dogg, a California-based restaurant that opened last March, announced on social media that they are closing.
The closure comes before the restaurant hit its one-year mark at the South Presa Street location.
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The Chicano-style restaurant posted a graphic on Instagram with the words “Be Back Soon” in large white letters.
The restaurant explained that they closed “due to unforeseen circumstances,” adding it was a necessary step for them to take.
Barrio Dogg expressed gratitude and love to their customers before announcing that the closure was temporary.
“We want to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude for your unwavering support, love and loyalty,” Barrio Dogg said in the Instagram caption. “Barrio Dogg has always been more than just a place to eat -- it’s been a community, a culture, and a family.”
“We will be back, stronger, and ready to serve you again. This is just a temporary goodbye, not a farewell,” the hotdog joint said.
According to the restaurant’s website, Barrio Dogg originated in a 1964 Impala food cart, which pays tribute to the Lowrider culture.
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