A Mexican oasis has come to Dalby with the official opening of the Burrito Bar
From spicy wings to tangy margaritas, there is something for everyone at this nationwide Mexican chain, which has opened its first Dalby store.
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Dalby locals will be able to enjoy a little slice of Mexico following the highly awaited opening of the Dalby Burrito Bar.
Burrito Bar, which opened on Monday, will provide something new for Dalby diners with a stacked menu complete with burritos, tacos, wings, ribs, ice cream, tequila cocktails and more.
Director of franchising Vikram Kosaraju said they had identified Dalby as a great location for their new store and were pleased to be able to share what they had to offer.
“It's always exciting to have opens like these, especially in these towns like these, we love to open stores this is our 38th and it’s very exciting,” he said.
“We had a lot of demand after we opened our store in Toowoomba and people have been asking for stores in regional towns so Dalby was the ideal location.
“Before opening we did our research, we came here to dine and could hardly find any place to sit, have a nice drink and have a family time, so we decided the town needs something like this.”
Mr Kosaraju encouraged people to come through and enjoy a meal with their friends and family.
“We have specials throughout the week, Monday we have Taco Mondays which is $2.95 tacos, Wednesdays we do 50 cent wings and on the weekend we have the ribs deals which is $19.95,” he said.
“We would love to see families and friends coming past for dinner, any age any, gender there is something for everyone.
“We are an organisation where food is our priority and serving is our passion.
“We have a lot of promotions we would love them to try, our ribs and wings are really popular and we would love to have them here enjoying a meal.”
Dalby Burrito Bar can be found on 64 Condamine Street open until 9pm daily.
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