Austin-based Torchy’s Tacos plans first restaurant in Nashville

Austin-based Torchy's Tacos is opening its first Nashville outpost in 2024. Founder Mike Rypka opened the first Torchy's Tacos as a food trailer in Austin in 2006, and the chain's footprint has grown to 14 states.

Developer proposes $500M, 735-unit area subdivision, aims to boost homeownership

Readers pick this year’s Coolest Office Spaces winner — see who it is

Nia Grace: Not letting ‘no’ deter her from building restaurant group

Behind the deal: What Voya Financial hub in Chandler means for the Valley

Radix House Coffee Shop owner wants his CBD drinks to kickstart mental health conversations

Why Oregon parking mandates matter for housing construction

Nike’s downtown plans take shape

Brazilian native pays $10M for new beachfront condo in Miami-Dade

Austin-based Torchy’s Tacos plans first restaurant in Nashville

Previous Why growing smaller, staying in your lane is the key to success in Nashville's restaurant scene

Next RTP transformation looks to add booze to the mix

firststargroup

Three San Francisco restaurants, including Tosca Cafe and Leo’s Oyster Bar, at risk from owner’s default

Izakaya, Michael Schulson’s first restaurant, to close after 15 years in Atlantic City

Càphin Minneapolis coffee shop moves to Jinx Tea site in Linden Hills

Report: Ste. Michelle Wine Estates executive to leave company amid layoffs

Suggested Posts

Children’s National Hospital spinout ReveraGen BioPharma gearing up for muscular dystrophy drug launch

New Sanford facility looks to lure large manufacturer or distributor

JPMorgan Chase CEO tells business leaders why remote work isn’t sustainable

Florida ranks high for taxpayer return on investment

Howard Hughes Corp. to move HQ to Houston area, names local exec CEO following strategic review

Hamada General Store opens in Kakaako

MENU

FirstStar Group

More Stories

Wichita-based Mobile Addiction files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection