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April 09th, 2021

THRILLIST: Order These Atlanta Takeout Dishes, And Other Ways to Support the Service Industry

Georgia’s favorite Mexican spot is joining the efforts to keep families fed during the fight against COVID-19. In addition to its normal menu, Willy’s is offering taco boxes which consist of one or two proteins, cheese, sour cream, pico de gallo, lettuce, soft flour and/or hard corn tortillas, salsa, black and/or pinto beans, rice, and […]

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September 29th, 2020

RESTAURANT INFORMER: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion – The Challenge and the Opportunity

For restaurants that have longstanding diversity programs in place, the current focus on DE&I has offered opportunities to reach out with some creative programs to support not only employees, but customers as well. At Willy’s Mexicana Grill, diversity has always been important to founder and CEO Willy Bitter.

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Delivering 20,000 meals by the end of October to families in need
September 24th, 2020

NORTHSIDE NEIGHBOR: Nonprofits team up with Atlanta Community Food Bank to serve over 20,000 meals

ATLFAMILYMEAL, Second Helpings Atlanta and the Atlanta Community Food Bank are teaming up to delivering 20,000 meals by the end of October to families in need across metro-Atlanta.

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Willy’s Mexicana Grill marks 25 years of burrito business
July 13th, 2020

FOX 5 ATLANTA: Willy’s Mexicana Grill marks 25 years of burrito busines

1995 was a busy year here in Atlanta. The Atlanta Braves won the World Series. LaFace Records singing group TLC topped the music charts with the hit song “Waterfalls.” And as the entire city prepared to host the 1996 Summer Olympics, a guy named Willy Bitter decided to open a burrito restaurant in town.

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July 07th, 2020

RESTAURANT INFORMER: Willy’s Works with Boys & Girls Club on Family Taco Talks Initiative

In partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta (BGCMA), Willy’s Mexicana Grill believes it is imperative to speak up and take action against racism and inequality. As kids and teens grapple with strong feelings and big questions, they need us now more than ever.

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