Mexican street food chain heats up dining offering at White Rose Shopping Centre
White Rose Shopping Centre has announced the signing of Mexican street food chain, El Mexicana.
This announcement follows on from White Rose unveiling a 65,000 sq ft leisure extension named ‘The Village’ on 4th July 2017.
The unit marks the second location for the chain in the North of England, following growth in southern regions.
El Mexicana, which is the first Mexican eatery to open within the Leeds shopping centre, occupies 565 sq ft of White Rose’s F&B space called ‘The Balcony’.
Landsec, the owner and operator of White Rose, has been working to enhance the centre’s offering and bolster its position as one of the region’s dominant leisure and dining choices for a range of audiences.
Rob Jewell, portfolio director of retail at Landsec, stated: “We are delighted to announce the opening of El Mexicana, which will complement our existing mix of restaurants and give our customers an even greater choice of exciting dining experiences”.
Paul Stagg, head of property at El Mexicana, added: “Our mix of fresh, modern, great value Mexican food has been a real hit with customers elsewhere.
“Opening at White Rose means expanding our portfolio of UK restaurants in prime locations, especially considering the shopping centre’s exceptional new leisure extension and strong footfall and performance figures.
“We’re excited to be a part of this landmark time for the centre and to bring our food to a new audience”.
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