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Adios, El Burrito Minneapolis.&nbsp;, the sister restaurant to St. Paul institution El Burrito Mercado will not reopen at&nbsp;4820 Chicago Ave. after COVID-19 restrictions lift, according to co-owner Milissa Silva-Diaz."I’ve definitely shed some tears and prayed a lot about what to do," the second-generation&nbsp;restaurateur said Monday. "The restaurant was finally at a place where we connected with our customers, and it took some time to get there."&nbsp;Ultimately, Silva-Diaz reports, the financial burdens caused by coronavirus-related shutdown orders proved too severe.&nbsp;El Burrito Minneapolis replaced longtime south Minneapolis Mexican destination Pepitos, which . The Silvas overhauled the space, and another remodeling effort was nearing completion. Custom furniture from Mexico had just arrived, Silva-Diaz says, and a grand re-opening had been slated for earlier this month.&nbsp;"We had exciting plans that we were very confident the neighborhood was going to love and it would have been a hit," Silva-Diaz says. "Unfortunately, now, it’s just not workable under the new situation; there really wasn’t a choice for us."The Silva family had previously opened and closed outposts in&nbsp;Shakopee and Midtown Global Market. El Burrito Mercado, winner of our 2018&nbsp;&nbsp;award, has operated in St. Paul since 1979.&nbsp;&nbsp;is currently available from its&nbsp;kitchen, deli, and grocery store at 175 Cesar Chavez St.&nbsp;Stay Up to Date WithCityPages Food &amp; Drink© 2020 CITY PAGES. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.All-access pass to top stories, events and offers in the Twin Cities.

Adios, El Burrito Minneapolis.&nbsp;, the sister restaurant to St. Paul institution El Burrito Mercado will not reopen at&nbsp;4820 Chicago Ave. after COVID-19 restrictions lift, according to co-owner Milissa Silva-Diaz."I’ve definitely shed some tears and prayed a lot about what to do," the second-generation&nbsp;restaurateur said Monday. "The restaurant was finally at a place where we connected with our customers, and it took some time to get there."&nbsp;Ultimately, Silva-Diaz reports, the financial burdens caused by coronavirus-related shutdown orders proved too severe.&nbsp;El Burrito...

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