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Verde Mexican Rotisserie closes Meyers location

Claire Cudahy
ccudahy@tahoedailytribune.com
Verde Mexican Rotisserie is closing its Meyers location to focus on its new restauraunt in The Crossing at the Y.
Courtesy / Verde Mexican Rotisserie |

Sunday is the last day of business at Verde Mexican Rotisserie’s original location in Meyers.

Owners Katy and Domi Chavarria opened up their second restaurant in The Crossing at Tahoe Valley in July, but after five months of running two locations, they made the difficult decision to shut down the Meyers operation.

“It was purely based on the fact that we just wanted to be with the family more. Running two restaurants with two small kids is extremely hard,” said Katy. “We just built this new Verde location and put a lot of energy into it.”



The Chavarrias opened up their first restaurant at the Meyers Station in Dec. 2014.

“Domi and I are overwhelmed by the support and love we had from the Meyers community,” said Katy. “We built something really special out there, but we just have to put our focus on one restaurant.”



The consolidation will allow them to concentrate on what really matters: serving up high-quality, healthy food to the South Shore community.

“We provide a unique twist on Mexican food. We use high-quality ingredients, like grass-fed cheese and non-GMO tortillas. We try to be conscious about what we’re putting on peoples’ plates,” explained Katy.

Katy said they are excited about the potential at their new centrally-located restaurant, including more opportunity for catering and private parties, as well as live music on Taco Tuesdays.

“With the opening of our new location in town, we have again received so much support from Verde regulars as well as many new faces,” added Katy. “We couldn’t have come this far without all of you and are forever grateful.”

There are now five restaurants in Meyers: The Divided Sky, Meyers Downtown Café, Bob Dog Pizza, The Getaway Café and Burger Lounge. Freel Perk Coffee Shop is still open next to Verde’s original location, and the Pretty Odd Wieners food truck is parked outside Roadrunner Gas & Liquor.


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