Burrito Bros. has a new and bigger restaurant at 29 Logan St., Suite N, in the Larry D. Miller Business Complex. Here, owners Brandi Rodriguez, Daniel Rodriguez and Lee Roy Rodriguez sit behind the bar at the new eatery. This full bar will be able to serve mixed drinks and have a greater selection of beers.
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Daniel Rodriguez and Lee Roy Rodriguez of Burrito Bros. said this painting was inspired by their mother Maria’s hometown in Mexico. It can be seen inside the new eatery at 29 Logan St., Suite N, in the Larry D. Miller Business Complex.
The large outdoor seating area at the new location for Burrito Bros. will have heaters in the colder months and tables for customers.
One of Marion’s most beloved restaurants is serving its popular nachos, tacos and quesadillas at a new and bigger location with some added features. And the owners of Burrito Bros. have exciting plans for their North Main Street location.
Burrito Bros. owners Daniel Rodriguez, Lee Roy Rodriguez and Brandi Rodriguez stand over the very large outdoor seating area that will be available at the new eatery.
Even with the new location, Burrito Bros. is not abandoning its eatery at 9 N. Main St. The owners have plans to open a breakfast eatery at the North Main location. Their breakfast eatery should open there sometime in March. It will be a breakfast-brunch eatery with traditional breakfast foods, but there will be some different items on the menu, too. There are other changes in store for that old building, which is now owned by Ledbetter Properties, LLC. This past week, new windows were installed in the upper level at that corner with the plan of adding upstairs apartments.
Burrito Bros. has a new and bigger restaurant at 29 Logan St., Suite N, in the Larry D. Miller Business Complex. Here, owners Brandi Rodriguez, Daniel Rodriguez and Lee Roy Rodriguez sit behind the bar at the new eatery. This full bar will be able to serve mixed drinks and have a greater selection of beers.
Burrito Bros. owners Daniel Rodriguez, Lee Roy Rodriguez and Brandi Rodriguez stand over the very large outdoor seating area that will be available at the new eatery.
Daniel Rodriguez and Lee Roy Rodriguez of Burrito Bros. said this painting was inspired by their mother Maria’s hometown in Mexico. It can be seen inside the new eatery at 29 Logan St., Suite N, in the Larry D. Miller Business Complex.
Even with the new location, Burrito Bros. is not abandoning its eatery at 9 N. Main St. The owners have plans to open a breakfast eatery at the North Main location. Their breakfast eatery should open there sometime in March. It will be a breakfast-brunch eatery with traditional breakfast foods, but there will be some different items on the menu, too. There are other changes in store for that old building, which is now owned by Ledbetter Properties, LLC. This past week, new windows were installed in the upper level at that corner with the plan of adding upstairs apartments.
