This Scottsdale Mexican restaurant closed after three decades
It was an iconic spot for tortillas and margaritas in Old Town. Now, it’s gone dark.
It was an iconic spot for tortillas and margaritas in Old Town. Now, it’s gone dark.
Diners have a few days left to order a final pizza or martini at this McCormick Ranch staple.
The shop will serve its signature layered croissant-doughnuts, breakfast sandwiches and coffees from a new drive-thru.
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The retro restaurant will start a new chapter as a location of a prolific local chain later this summer.
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