Los Antojitos Mexican Restaurant gears up to re-open their doors
BAY COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) – In July 2023 the famous Bay County Mexican restaurant Los Antojitos temporarily closed their doors to the public.
Now they are gearing up to re-open their doors. The reason behind the unexpected shut down is said to be due to a severe lack of employees.
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In their Facebook post from 2023 the restaurant announced they would be conducting major upgrades, introducing a new menu, and constructing a new kitchen as well as interior.
The president of Los Antojitos Ismael Barragan says the Mexican restaurant will be open within 2-3 weeks. They are currently putting the final touches on the re-launch.
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