Where Rancho Bravo once reigned, 24-hour Burritos California coming to Capitol Hill

Seattle, WALocal News

Burritos California is set to take over the former Rancho Bravo location on E Pine in Capitol Hill, introducing a 24-hour service that aims to satisfy late-night cravings. The restaurant will offer a diverse menu featuring breakfast burritos and unique papas asadas, designed to draw in a crowd looking for affordable Mexican food. Owned by the Osoria family, known for their successful Burritos California locations across the region, this establishment is making a significant investment in the space, which will also incorporate a drive-thru feature. The transition follows a series of short-lived tenants at the site, including KFC and Teto’s Cantina, underscoring the challenges of the local food market. As Capitol Hill's late-night dining options dwindle, the arrival of Burritos California signals a revitalization effort for the neighborhood's culinary scene.

Nearby competitors like Dave's Hot Chicken and Voodoo Doughnuts are also catering to the increased demand for late-night food. With a solid reputation from its other locations and family ties to the broader Aliberto’s Jr chain, Burritos California is poised to become a neighborhood favorite. The grand opening is anticipated soon, promising to enhance the area's vibrant food culture.

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