Round Table Pizza Closes San Antonio Location

Exterior view of a closed Round Table Pizza restaurant in San Antonio with a closure sign.

San Antonio, February 12, 2026

In a significant move within the San Antonio dining scene, Round Table Pizza has closed its I-10 location near Huebner Road after less than a year of operation. The closure reflects ongoing challenges in the local restaurant landscape, including stiff competition and changing consumer preferences. While this location has shuttered, the chain plans to expand with a new site projected for early 2026. Other dining options, such as Pepperoni’s Pizza from Houston, are set to enter the market, indicating a dynamic food industry in San Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas

Round Table Pizza Closes San Antonio Location After Less than a Year

San Antonio, Texas – In a recent development in the local dining landscape, Round Table Pizza has closed its location at 11040 I-10 near Huebner Road, just months after opening its doors in 2025. A sign posted on the restaurant’s door directed patrons to their other outlet at the nearby 410 & Blanco, but attempts to reach the restaurant for more information proved unsuccessful. With the property now listed for lease, this marks another shift in the competitive San Antonio food scene.

Interestingly, the I-10 location replaced Bei Fang, a locally cherished Chinese restaurant that ceased operations in 2024. Round Table Pizza initially launched its first San Antonio location in September 2022, signaling their entry into this vibrant market. Currently, the chain continues to operate two other establishments in the city, one at Park North Shopping Center and another off Highway 281.

Impact of Restaurant Closures on the San Antonio Economy

The closure of the I-10 Round Table Pizza sheds light on a wider trend of restaurant closures across San Antonio. Recently, Pizza Hut announced plans to shutter 250 underperforming locations nationwide by mid-2026, which may impact several of its 57 San Antonio restaurants. The factors contributing to these decisions often include changing consumer preferences, stiff competition, and, in some cases, elevated operational costs that can challenge small businesses.

Emerging Dining Options in San Antonio

Despite the challenging landscape marked by closures, new dining options are sprouting in the city. A prime example is Pepperoni’s Pizza, a Houston-based chain that will be opening its first San Antonio location at Bulverde Crossing soon. Known for their New York-style pies, Pepperoni’s promises to provide residents with an appealing alternative for pizza, wings, and salads, reinforcing the idea of growth and innovation in the local culinary market.

Community Resilience and Adaptation

Local entrepreneurs are known for their tenacity and creativity, developing strategies to adapt and overcome challenges. Round Table Pizza’s introduction to San Antonio signals not only the aspirations of national franchises but also reflects the resilience of local food culture. As businesses like Round Table and Pepperoni’s enter the scene, the possibility for economic expansion and job creation remains robust.

Looking Ahead: Future Plans for Round Table Pizza

Round Table Pizza has plans to continue its operations in San Antonio, with a new location slated to open at 23522 Wilderness Oak near Stone Oak, projected for early 2026. This expansion showcases the chain’s commitment to finding a foothold in this vibrant city, indicating confidence in the local economy.

Conclusion

The closure of the Round Table Pizza I-10 location serves as a reminder that the San Antonio dining scene is ever-evolving, marked by both challenges and opportunities. As local businesses continue to adapt and new establishments emerge, the strength of the San Antonio economy remains intact. Residents are encouraged to support local businesses to facilitate sustained growth and innovation in the community.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Why did Round Table Pizza close its I-10 location in San Antonio?

The closure was announced via a sign on the restaurant’s door, directing customers to the nearby 410 & Blanco location. Attempts to contact the restaurant by phone and email were unsuccessful, and the property is now listed for lease.

What is the history of the I-10 location before Round Table Pizza?

Before Round Table Pizza, the I-10 location was home to Bei Fang, a locally beloved Chinese restaurant that closed in 2024.

How many Round Table Pizza locations are currently operating in San Antonio?

As of now, Round Table Pizza operates two other locations in San Antonio: one at Park North Shopping Center and another off Highway 281.

Is Round Table Pizza planning to open new locations in San Antonio?

Yes, Round Table Pizza has plans to open a new location at 23522 Wilderness Oak near Stone Oak, with an estimated opening in early 2026.

What other new dining options are opening in San Antonio?

Pepperoni’s Pizza, a Houston-based chain known for New York-style pies, is set to open its first San Antonio location at Bulverde Crossing, offering residents a new choice for pizza, wings, and salads.

Feature Details
Closure of Round Table Pizza’s I-10 Location Closed less than a year after opening; sign posted directing customers to 410 & Blanco location; property listed for lease.
History of the I-10 Location Previously home to Bei Fang, a beloved Chinese restaurant that closed in 2024.
Current Round Table Pizza Locations in San Antonio Two other locations: one at Park North Shopping Center and another off Highway 281.
New Round Table Pizza Location Plans Planned opening at 23522 Wilderness Oak near Stone Oak in early 2026.
New Dining Options in San Antonio Pepperoni’s Pizza, a Houston-based chain, set to open first San Antonio location at Bulverde Crossing, offering pizza, wings, and salads.

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