Lubbock's Arandas Taqueria Now Has Another Restaurant Open

In Lubbock If you don't know what Arandas Taqueria is you are missing out. It is an authentic Mexican restaurant that has been loved for a long time.

Well, the owners have now opened a new spot that will be a little different. It is called Las Palmas Mexican Bar & Grill, and they are going to offer a variety of Mexican-inspired dishes. They are locally owned and ready to serve the community.

The owners are already known locally for their successful restaurants. You may have already fallen in love with their food like I have because they own Arandas Taqueria on 34th street. It is one of my favorites.

The new restaurant menu will carry more than 70 options of different Mexican plate combinations. This time, they want to go bigger and are launching with a bar inside, which they did not have in their other locations. They are even doing karaoke!

They offer a full menu of specialty drinks, shots, and other innovative drinks. As well as a full selection of Mexican Beers. Here is a look inside the restaurant. It is already looking really good.

They are currently looking to hire people. If you are interested in joining the team you can contact 806-766-3972 for more information.

They are open every day, Monday thru Sunday from 8 am to 10 pm. They are now open up at 2821 50th st Lubbock, TX. So go check them out!

If you know any new places opening up or want us to cover somewhere cool please email me! I love trying new places, contact me at kelsee.pitman@townsquaremedia.com. Thanks!

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