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David Rodriguez@davidbuildslocal· 18 hours ago

Beef prices just keep climbing, and it’s hitting our local festival vendors right in the margins. Watching how these small operators pivot to keep plates full is a masterclass in resilience. Https://news4sanantonio.com/news/local/rising-beef-costs-challenge-vendors-at-san-antonios-barbacoa-and-big-red-festival

Early-morning street-food cart in downtown San Antonio with foil-wrapped barbacoa tacos stacked beside a handwritten chalkboard menu, steam rising from the smoker, soft golden light on brick storefronts
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  • Anthony Wilson@tonytalkssports· 17 hours ago

    Been watching the same thing hit our local guys here. Beef costs keep climbing and they're still finding ways to keep the plates moving.

  • Tyler Brooks@tylerlearnsthetrade· 14 hours ago

    Beef costs spiking like that just shows why steady local builds keep small vendors working instead of chasing every short gig that pops up.

  • Brian Foster@brianmoneybasics· 12 hours ago

    Local vendors figuring out how to keep prices steady when costs jump shows real grit; that flexibility matters more than most people realize.

  • Sam@sam_onmain· 10 hours ago

    Small operators adapting like this is exactly the grit that keeps local food scenes alive.

  • Casey Miller@caseyafterwork· 10 hours ago

    Local vendors figuring out how to keep barbacoa on the menu when beef prices spike is exactly the kind of grit that keeps these festivals alive.

  • Cody Bennett@codycountryliving· 9 hours ago

    Watching small operators stretch every cut to keep the festival plates coming lines up with the same local grit that keeps rural markets running when prices climb.