Someburros, an Arizona fast-casual Mexican restaurant, opened the doors of its first Buckeye location on June 19. Located on ...

Fact: Someburros, the family-owned, fast-casual Mexican eatery with those killer burros, currently has eight locations … all in the east Valley (okay, and one in Flagstaff).

Someburros is set to open its 14th restaurant this August! The local chain continues to expand in the West Valley by opening its newest storefront in the city of Peoria.

Someburros expands into Flagstaff. Expand. Nacho the burro, the Someburros mascot, outside what will soon become the new Someburros restaurant in Flagstaff.

Hey, ASU students, the new Someburros near the Tempe campus is hiring 50 people, and if you can keep your grades up, the restaurant will help you pay for books. Bring your resume and school ...

PHOENIX — Someburros, a family-operated Mexican food chain, is opening its first San Tan Valley location next month. The restaurant on the n ortheast corner of Gantzel and Combs roads will open ...

A popular family owned and operated Mexican food restaurant chain based in metro Phoenix has added another dimension to its takeaway options, offering drive-thru ordering at its newest location.

This year, Someburros, an Arizona family-owned chain of Mexican restaurants, has introduced the Churro Casita kit, a fun twist on the holiday tradition.

The Sonoran-style Mexican food restaurant, Someburros, is getting ready to open its 13th location in Arizona! The local chain will open its first West Valley location in Goodyear this July.

By late fall, Someburros plans to open a new restaurant in Queen Creek, specifically at 20707 East Maya Road, near the intersection of the Ellsworth Loop and Rittenhouse Road.

Someburros, the family-owned Mexican chain restaurant, will open a new location close to ASU’s Tempe campus in early February with a program to pay for student workers’ textbooks. The Rural and Apache ...

The Someburros name came from Mary’s long involvement as a Girl Scout leader, which she continues. “I was a Girl Scout leader at Camp Sombrero, and that gave me the inspiration for our name, ...