Coastal Italian restaurant Allora, located across Avenue B from the Pearl, has permanently closed, an official from its operating group confirmed Tuesday. Brannon Swindle, director of hospitality for San Antonio's Maverick Restaurant Group, told the Current that the high-end dining spot was shuttered over the weekend.
Coastal Italian restaurant Allora , located across Avenue B from the Pearl, has permanently closed, an official from its operating group confirmed Tuesday.Swindle said fine-dining restaurants face a"tough market" right now. He noted that Allora 's sister concept, the more casual Arrosta , ceased operation in June, followed by Pearl stalwart Botika, which wasn't a Maverick property.
Much like the demise of its sister restaurant Arrosta, Allora's departure was unceremonious and sudden. As of Tuesday, no signs of permanent closure have been posted on its doors, and the owners haven't shared details on the dining spot's website or social media accounts. For now, the group helmed by restaurateur Peter Selig will continue offering an elevated dining experience with Maverick Texas Brasserie, Biga and Acenar.
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