Taqueria Chingón Closing On Western Avenue This Month — But Owners Hope To Reopen Elsewhere
Popular Mexican Restaurant to Close November 26th
Taqueria Chingón, a beloved Mexican restaurant on the Bucktown-Logan Square border, will close its doors on November 26th. The restaurant, located at 2234 N. Western Avenue, has become known for its gourmet tacos and quesadillas, but will be shutting down due to rising costs and other factors.
Not a Permanent Closure
Despite the closure, the owners, Marcos Ascencio and Oliver Poilevey, have announced that they plan to reopen the restaurant elsewhere. No specific details have been released, but the owners are confident that they will return, “more Chingón than ever.”
A Brief History of the Restaurant
Taqueria Chingón opened in 2020, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, it has become a staple in the community, offering a unique and delicious take on traditional Mexican cuisine. The restaurant was one of several popular spots to open on Western Avenue in recent years, including Chef’s Special and Allez Cafe.
Reasons for Closure
According to the restaurant’s Instagram post, rising costs and other factors led to the decision to close. The owners stated that it was not an easy decision, but the upcoming winter and increasing costs made it difficult for them to recover.
What’s Next?
While the exact plans for the restaurant’s reopening are unclear, the owners have promised to “retool” and find a new space that will suit their needs better. In the meantime, they are encouraging customers to support local small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Conclusion
The closure of Taqueria Chingón is a loss for the community, but it is not the end of the story. The owners are committed to reopening and bringing their unique brand of Mexican cuisine back to the neighborhood. In the meantime, customers can show their support by visiting the restaurant before it closes and keeping an eye out for updates on its future plans.
FAQs
* What is the last day of operation for Taqueria Chingón? November 26th
* Will the restaurant reopen? Yes, the owners plan to reopen elsewhere
* What is the reason for the closure? Rising costs and other factors
* Will the restaurant’s menu and concept change? No, the owners plan to bring back their unique brand of Mexican cuisine when they reopen.
