San Antonio, February 3, 2026
Jim’s Restaurants is introducing 24/7 service at its Fredericksburg and Hillcrest location in San Antonio starting February 4, 2026. This decision follows a successful reintroduction of round-the-clock service at another location, responding to positive customer feedback and increasing demand. The chain has experienced closures at some locations due to various challenges but continues to adapt by expanding its hours of operation. Customers can expect further expansions in the near future.
San Antonio, Texas
Jim’s Restaurants Introduces 24/7 Service at Fredericksburg and Hillcrest Location
San Antonio’s Jim’s Restaurants is expanding its 24-hour service to the Fredericksburg and Hillcrest location, effective February 4, 2026. This move follows the successful reintroduction of round-the-clock operations at the Broadway and Loop 410 site in December 2025. The decision to extend 24/7 service was influenced by positive customer response and increased demand at the initial location.
Background on Recent Developments
In recent years, Jim’s Restaurants has undergone several changes. In August 2025, the Bandera Road and Loop 1604 location closed after 27 years due to accessibility issues caused by changes to the intersection’s design. Prior to that, the San Pedro and Hildebrand avenues location ceased operations in June 2024, citing rising operational costs and a challenging economic environment. Despite these closures, the chain continues to operate multiple locations across San Antonio, including the newly updated 24/7 sites.
Looking Ahead
Customers can anticipate further expansions of 24-hour service at additional Jim’s Restaurants locations in the near future, as the company continues to adapt to evolving customer needs and preferences.
Key Features of Jim’s Restaurants’ Recent Changes
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| New 24/7 Location | Fredericksburg and Hillcrest location starting February 4, 2026 |
| Previous 24/7 Reintroduction | Broadway and Loop 410 location in December 2025 |
| Recent Closures | Bandera Road and Loop 1604 in August 2025; San Pedro and Hildebrand avenues in June 2024 |
| Future Plans | Expansion of 24-hour service to additional locations |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the new 24/7 location of Jim’s Restaurants in San Antonio?
The Fredericksburg and Hillcrest location will begin 24/7 service on February 4, 2026.
When did Jim’s Restaurants reintroduce 24-hour service?
24-hour service was reintroduced at the Broadway and Loop 410 location in December 2025.
Why did the Bandera Road and Loop 1604 location close?
The closure was due to accessibility issues caused by changes to the intersection’s design.
Which other Jim’s Restaurants locations have closed recently?
The San Pedro and Hildebrand avenues location closed in June 2024 due to rising operational costs and a challenging economic environment.
Are there plans for more 24/7 Jim’s Restaurants locations in San Antonio?
Yes, the company plans to expand 24-hour service to additional locations in the near future.
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