So long, San Loco.
Photo: San Loco/Facebook
The quesadilla-and-burrito spot has two other locations nearby, not to mention an outpost in Brooklyn, but anyone who ever stumbled upon San Loco’s Avenue A location in the late, late hours of the evening may nonetheless feel a twinge of sadness to hear the 15-year-old restaurant has permanently closed. There’s no word on its replacement yet, but EV Grieve notes that San Loco had a full liquor license, so the next operator in the space will likely be looking to score the same. [EV Grieve]
