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Taco Maker to move into New York City
August 5, 2009
The Taco Maker (TTM) has signed an agreement to develop the New York City/Manhattan metropolitan areas, the company has announced.
The agreement is between TTM and restaurant and real estate developer Juan Nunez, and is part of an expansive strategy by TTM to grow the brand globally. At least 40 stores will open over a 10-year period in Manhattan. Of those stores, five to six will be stand-alone restaurants while the rest will be designed to complement an urban landscape setting.
The company announced earlier this year that parent company The Taco Maker Inc. has 900 more stores in development for its brands Taco Maker, Jake's Over the Top and Mayan Juice in multiple regions of the United States and Puerto Rico, as well as in India, Panama, Costa Rica, Colombia, Brazil, The Dominican Republic, Russia, Spain and other European and Latin American countries.
TTM is the largest Mexican quick service restaurant in Puerto Rico. The first store in New York is slated to open within six to nine months on the Upper East Side of Manhattan and will be the first Taco Maker restaurant in New York.
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