Bye-bye, Burritozilla. San Jose's Iguanas restaurant is closing
Briefly

Iguanas restaurant, a family-run taqueria in downtown San Jose, is closing after 32 successful years. The owners, the Orozco family, are retiring and pursuing other interests, with the final closing date set for July 27. Customers are flocking to the restaurant, eager to enjoy beloved menu items one last time. The Burritozilla, a signature dish, gained fame as it contributed to competitive eater Joey Chestnut's rise to fame. Iguanas has been noted for its festive ambiance and excellent service, impacting many customers over the years.
The Iguanas restaurant owners are retiring, closing after a 32-year-long run, with the final day for customers being Sunday, July 27.
Customers have been lining up to enjoy their favorite dishes one last time, including Best Burrito and Chorizo Breakfast Burrito.
The Burritozilla is credited with launching competitive eating champion Joey Chestnut's career after winning Iguanas' Scarfing Showdown in 2004.
Iguanas has been a beloved establishment, creating countless memories for customers, especially during their college years, known for its vibrant ambiance and outstanding service.
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