What Happened to Knife and Fork Gastropub? (San Antonio, TX)

Restaurant: Impossible (Food Network) traveled to San Antonio, Texas for "Oh Brother!," an episode centered on Knife & Fork Gastropub and its owners, brothers Gabe and Javier Orozco. The episode, part of the show's tenth season, aired December 15, 2014, and focused on conflict between the brothers over how to run the business alongside the usual issues of menu pricing, kitchen organization, and inconsistent food quality that the series' format is built to address. Robert Irvine's team carried out the show's typical two-day intervention: auditing the existing menu and kitchen practices, renovating the dining room, and relaunching the restaurant with a reworked menu and a dinner service for the owners, staff, and local guests.

Knife & Fork Gastropub continued operating for a number of years afterward at 20626 Stone Oak Parkway, Suite 103, in San Antonio's Stone Oak area, and was covered again by the San Antonio Current in a later feature on the restaurant's happy-hour offerings, suggesting a period of sustained operation following the television makeover. The restaurant also maintained its own website referencing the Food Network appearance. Yelp's listing for the Stone Oak Parkway address, updated in July 2026, currently marks Knife & Fork Gastropub as closed.

Other business directories, including Groupon and a local restaurant-listing site, continued to display information consistent with the restaurant being open, creating inconsistency across sources at the time of this research; no dated, named news report of a specific closure could be located to resolve the conflict, so the July 2026 Yelp status is treated as the most current available signal but should be considered pending confirmation. No indication was found of a new business or new ownership occupying the Stone Oak Parkway suite since Knife & Fork Gastropub's run there. Given the mixed signals across directories, this record reflects a closed status based on the most recent dated source found, with the caveat that a phone or in-person check would be needed to fully resolve the conflicting listings noted above.