Mexican restaurant brand brings “customisable and authentic” dining to Greenwich

Tortilla, the UK’s largest fast-casual Mexican restaurant brand, will open the doors of its 84th restaurant, located in Greenwich, by Cutty Sark, Crescent Arcade, Greenwich, London on Friday February 24.

Located in the “busy” Crescent Arcade, the new restaurant has created 20 new jobs for locals across front-of-house, kitchen, and management roles, and seats over 40 people across two floors.

The launch of the Tortilla in Greenwich brings with it the brand’s “customisable and authentic” California-style menu, with dishes to suit all tastes, cravings, or dietary requirements.

Whether ordering at the counter to eat in, click-and-collect to takeaway, or for delivery, customers can build their own meal with a choice of fillings such as Mexican rice, black beans, grilled seasonal veggies and fresh mild, medium and hot salsas, including their fresh, hand-smashed guacamole.

Its choice of protein, served in tacos, burritos, bowls, quesadillas and atop nachos queso, includes slow-cooked Barbacoa with grass-fed British Isle brisket, grilled chicken or succulent pulled carnitas pork.

Approved by the Vegetarian & Vegan Society, Tortilla also serves an organic tempeh Chilli No Carne or a choice of grilled seasonal veggies. All toppings are prepared fresh on-site each morning and every dish is made to order.

Richard Morris, CEO of Tortilla, commented: “We’re excited to further expand our brand in London with this fantastic spot in Greenwich.

“Right opposite Cutty Sark, this will be the ultimate joint for a grab-and-go lunch with colleagues or between study, as well as a cosy spot for burritos and beers in the evening with friends. We look forward to welcoming you all on opening week.”

By Matthew Neville – Senior Correspondent, Bdaily

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