After going fish-less in June, Go Fish Wine and Oyster Bar is adopting the concept of its sister restaurant Little Em's Oyster Bar.
A Pearl -area restaurant is rebranding again. Go Fish Wine & Oyster Bar has been called Go Fish Wine Bar and Go Fish Market, each with a slightly different concept. The venture, which went fish-less for a brief time earlier this year, is now leaning into oysters.
A spokesperson for the restaurant told the San Antonio Current it is adopting the concept of its sister restaurant Little Em's Oyster Bar. 'Go Fish Wine & Oyster Bar is excited to announce its rebranding, marking a bold new chapter as part of the Carpenter Carpenter restaurant family,' spokeswoman May Carlson said in an email. 'Following the success of Little Em's Oyster Bar in Southtown, Go Fish is stepping into its sister concept’s shoes, offering the same fresh, coastal-inspired dishes and vibrant atmosphere that have made Little Em’s a local hotspot.' ALSO READ: Grab Halloween-themed treats at these San Antonio cafes, shops. Naturally, Gravves is on the list. Restaurateurs Emily and Houston Carpenter of Carpenter Carpenter Hospitality group own the seafood spots along with Japanese-inspired Nineteen Hyaku and Southern-style Claudine. They also ran the fine-dining spot Up Scale until April, when Little Em's expanded into its space. The Chef's Board at Go Fish Wine Bar was one of the best things San Antonio Express-News Restaurant Critic Mike Sutter ate last August. That's no longer on the menu, but it does offer dishes like Tuna Carpaccio, crab and shrimp rolls, Swordfish Steak Frites and a smashburger, with a $1 oyster happy hour every day at 6 p.m. ALSO READ: Top 10 Tamales in San Antonio for 2024 The Express-News also listed Go Fish as one of the city's best wine bars last October. The latest menu has a page mainly dedicated to wine, some of which are categorized as 'Esoteric & Experimental,' 'Crisp & Refreshing' and 'Smooth & Decadent.'
Carpenter Carpenter Hospitality San Antonio Express-News Little Em Pearl Carlson Carpenter Carpenter Houston Carpenter Emily Mike Sutter Japanese Nineteen Hyaku Decadent Claudine Chef Oyster Bar San Antonio Esoteric &Amp Go Fish Wine Bar Little Em Up Scale Gravves Southtown Smooth &Amp Crisp &Amp Refreshing Oyster Bar Go Fish Wine Go Fish Wine Bar Go Fish Wine &Amp Tuna Carpaccio Swordfish Steak Frites Go Fish The Express-News
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