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GeneralSan Antonio

Bojangles chain to open two more San Antonio restaurants

North Carolina-based Bojangles chain plans to open two new restaurants in San Antonio this year, doubling its local presence to four units.

By Katherine Stinson·3 hr ago

Bojangles is expanding in San Antonio by adding two new restaurants.

Credit: Facebook / Bojangles-San Antonio, TX North Carolina-based fried chicken chain Bojangles is set to double its San Antonio footprint.

The company, which entered the Alamo City in 2023, plans to build two new restaurants this year, increasing its total number of units here to four, according to state regulatory filings.

Bojangles chain to open two more San Antonio restaurants

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