Nearly a year ago, developers announced plans for a swanky revamp of the former Nix medical clinic on Broadway, which has sat largely empty since 2019. New information from a Dallas hospitality and investment group provided an update on two restaurant concepts planned for the space.
Dallas-based Vandelay Companies is developing two restaurant concepts for the vacant Nix space in Alamo Heights — Hudson House and Jack & Harry’s. Previously, the restaurants were identified by generic placeholders in renderings from Ridgemont Properties, the group involved in the building’s redevelopment. Vandelay Companies acknowledged the two incoming restaurants in its digital hospitality portfolio.
A recent construction filing for Hudson House appeared on the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation website, noting that an interior remodel will proceed from November 1, 2026, through April 30, 2027. The remodel is estimated to cost $1,675,250 and will span more than 6,500 square feet.
Hudson House has a dozen locations of its New York City-style oyster bar across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Jack & Harry’s, on the other hand, has only one location in Dallas proper. The New Orleans-inspired chophouse has a dress code and appears to be the fancier of the two, but both lean toward the higher end of the dining experience.
MySA sent an email to Hudson House to confirm additional details about the restaurant and its sister concept, and we will update this story when we learn more.
Find it: 5307 Broadway, Alamo Heights, TX 78209
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