This week on Texas Eats, David Elder heads to Shiner to check out what’s new at the Spoetzel Brewery.
David learns about the brewery’s new distilling program and returns later in the show to check out their new BBQ joint.David then checks out San Antonio’s staple Original Donut Shop.After that, David heads to the West Side to check out the newest location of Tropicana Ice Cream.
Next up on the menu are beer-cheese burgers at one of downtown’s newest restaurants, Double Standard.You definitely don’t want to miss this delicious episode of Texas Eats!
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