Freebirds World Burrito Slated to Expand into San Antonio in August

Freebirds World Burrito, the Texas-based fresh fast casual restaurant known for its Monster burritos, is in the planning stages of opening their first location in San Antonio. It will mark Freebirds 13th location in Texas.

(PRWEB) June 15, 2005

Freebirds World Burrito, the Texas-based fresh fast casual restaurant known for its Monster burritos, announced today their plans for opening their first location in San Antonio. The new restaurant will be located at 11224 Heubner Road, Suite 101.

In additional to Freebirds’ traditional trade dress elements, which are a blend of metal and wood finishes accented by cloudscapes, brick walls, concrete floors, and a bright yellow and black color scheme, the new location will feature tower elements, glass windows along the Heubner Street side of the building, and tree-shaded patio area with a playscape.

“With so many people asking us when we were going to open a store in San Antonio, the Alamo City was a natural choice for Freebirds,” said Alan Hixon, CEO, Freebirds World Burrito. “We’re hoping for the same fanatical following in San Antonio that we receive from Texans and visitors in the state’s other major metropolitan areas.”

The San Antonio location will serve the Freebirds’ signature fresh, fast casual fare of burritos, salads, quesadillas, tacos, and nachos.

The San Antonio location will mark the company’s thirteenth location. The privately-owned chain currently has locations in Austin, College Station, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Houston.

About Freeb!rds World Burrito

Freeb!rds World Burrito, home of the Monster Burrito, is a privately owned company, headquartered in College Station, Texas. The company currently operates twelve Freeb!rds World Burrito restaurants in the state of Texas (Austin, College Station, Fort Worth, Dallas, and Houston). Freeb!rds World Burrito serves an “awe-inspiring experience” with each customized burrito.

Freeb!rds lives by their motto “I’m not afraid of Monsters, I eat ‘em.” For more information, visit http://www.freebirds.com.

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