California-based Dog Haus is expanding its San Antonio footprint with two new locations.
with two new outposts of the Pasadena-based Dog Haus set to open in San Antonio this year.
Known for its selection of over-the-top weenies dressed with arugula, avocado, jalapeños, bacon and more, Dog Haus opened its first San Antonio location at 20907 Stone Oak Parkway in 2021. A second location at 11719 Quincy Lee Drive near Loop 1604 soon followed. Those spots will be joined by a third location at 9330 Potranco Road on the far West Side this summer.
For its fourth San Antonio restaurant, Dog Haus is partnering with the Houston-based bar McIntyre's. Dog Haus will provide the food at a soon-to-open McIntyre's location at 90 NE Loop West 410 near the North Star Mall. McIntyre's opened its first San Antonio establishment at 1035 S. Presa St. in the Lavaca neighborhood near Southtown in December.
“Being able to partner with a growing Texas brand like McIntyre’s makes perfect sense for us,” Dog Haus development executive Erik Hartung said in a media release. “They’re known for being a great place to hang out and have a good time, just like Dog Haus, and we’re both looking to expand our footprint in the state.
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