Make My Day Lounge Building Demolished on Nacogdoches
The San Antonio bar is moving to a new storefront on Perrin Beitel Road.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Demolition crews have razed the original Make My Day Lounge building located on Nacogdoches Road. The business is currently preparing to relocate to a new site at 8373 Perrin Beitel.
Why it matters
The closure and demolition of the original bar building mark the completion of a transition process that began earlier this year. The relocation signifies a pivot in operations for the long-standing local establishment.
The former site on Nacogdoches Road was demolished in October 2026, while construction continues at the new address at 8373 Perrin Beitel. The bar previously maintained an opening time of 7 a.m. at its original location.
The players
Make My Day Lounge
A San Antonio bar currently transitioning from its original site on Nacogdoches Road to a new facility on Perrin Beitel.
The details
Workers are currently constructing a new stage and karaoke area inside the building on Perrin Beitel. A temporary sign is already visible at the new property, though the site is not yet open for business.
Timeline
April 2026: Make My Day Lounge first announced plans to relocate.
June 27, 2026: The business provided an update regarding construction on the new stage.
October 25, 2026: Demolition of the original Nacogdoches Road building reached near completion.
Market Landscape
The demolition of the Nacogdoches Road site reflects broader redevelopment patterns captured in San Antonio commercial permitting data. This move highlights how local businesses are adapting their physical footprint as they transition to new corridors within the city.
Regular patrons will need to wait for the official public opening at 8373 Perrin Beitel before the bar resumes normal service. The facility is still under active construction with no current date set for the first day of operations.
The takeaway
The transformation of the bar represents a significant logistical shift for the business as it moves to a new neighborhood. Customers should monitor for upcoming announcements regarding when the Perrin Beitel location will finally welcome guests.
Further reading
For updates on other business changes across the city, visit the San Antonio Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by MySA.
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