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Someburros Mexican opens at Junior Achievement BizTown

Mayor Corey Woods, Tempe Elementary board president Alison Ewers, Tempe councilmember Berdetta Hodge, Someburros VP Amy Vasquez, Someburros CEO Tim Vasquez, Johnny Beerling, Daniella Valenzuela, VP of Marketing Danielle Dressor, and Someburros CFO Amy Hwang at the Someburros Biztown ribbon cutting.

(Independent Newsmedia/Madeline Bates)

Someburros promotional flyer and Agua Fresca at JA BizTown in Tempe

(Independent Newsmedia/Madeline Bates)

Local Mexican chain Someburros has opened its newest storefront in Tempe, but this time with no food, money or cooking tools.

CEO Tim Vasquez and other Someburro executives cut the ribbon Aug. 27 for a new era of Someburros that goes beyond the restaurant.

“Tempe is where it all started for us and it remains central to our identity as a locally rooted, family-owned business,” said Vasquez.

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