Burritos Crisostomo opens new location near El Paso Airport
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Burritos Crisostomo opened a new location Monday, May 19, near the El Paso International Airport, the City of El Paso said in a press release.
The City held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the restaurant chain on Monday morning at 6631 Montana Ave.
The restaurant chain has several locations all over El Paso and Ciudad Juarez. The restaurant offers Mexican-style burritos and quesadillas.
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