Chef announces upcoming permanent closure for CRUjiente Tacos in Phoenix

PHOENIX — CRUjiente Tacos in Phoenix, a Latin-inspired modern taqueria, is set to close this month.

Executive Chef Rich Hinojosa partnered with Jason Morris to open the elevated taco shop back in 2016. Since then, the restaurant has become a well-known Valley restaurant for its Latin-inspired cuisine and sharable plates.

Nearly a decade after dishing out its bold plates near 40th Street and Camelback Road, the restaurant will close its doors for good.

Hinojosa announced the business’s upcoming permanent closure date of April 26 on his social media accounts.

Read the full story from ABC15 Arizona here.

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