“You can smell Landrace’s wood-burning grill from across the river, announcing that this is Texas food, from ranch to table,” Express-News restaurant critic Mike Sutter wrote in October. However, Landrace, a restaurant located in the 20-story Thompson, operates a wood-burning grill. No restaurant is identified by name in the complaint. Smoke blows out of the vents when the restaurants are open during lunch and dinner, Indigo says.
It believes the vents are connected to a kitchen exhaust system the defendants use to operate one or more restaurants. Indigo says the smoke is coming from vents on the southwest side of the Thompson that directly face the Indigo. The other defendants are the SCH San Antonio Master Condominium Association, the building owner, and the Arts Condominium Owners Association. Representatives for the defendants, which include Thompson developer DC Partners, didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment. I really did not want to file this lawsuit.” “As I tried to make clear in the petition, we have been working with them (the Thompson),” said lawyer Clayton Matheson, who represents the Indigo. On : The 7 best hotel restaurants on San Antonio’s River Walk, including Landrace, Range, Ambler and Ocho The hotel also says it has lost $130,000 in revenue from those rooms being out of operation. The Indigo estimates it will cost $900,000 to renovate nine rooms damaged by the smoke and odors. “All of the affected carpet, furniture and fixtures will have to be replaced, as the damage caused by the smoke and odors is irreversible and unfixable,” the complaint alleges.
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