Coming soon: Tortilla bringing MexiCal grill to Lincoln
MexiCal coming to Lincoln
Mexican food in the form of grill restaurant Tortilla is coming to Lincoln, following council approval for a Cornhill Quarter site. | Photo: Ellis Karran for The Lincolnite
Lincoln’s Cornhill Quarter will soon have a new Mexican grill restaurant.
The store will be located between Phase Eight and Everyman Cinema on the corner of the redeveloped Cornhill Quarter, serving “real California burritos and tacos”.
An application for signage to be installed at the currently unoccupied unit was put into City of Lincoln Council in April and approval was granted on Tuesday, June 21, though an opening date has yet to be confirmed at the time of reporting.
Tortilla will be found next to Everyman Cinema. | Photo: Ellis Karran for The Lincolnite
Tortilla’s website states that a new Lincoln store is “coming soon”, adding to the long list of branches you can find across the UK. It will become the first Tortilla restaurant in Greater Lincolnshire when it opens.
The restaurant offers eat-in, takeaway and delivery dependent on the location, and as yet details for what will be on offer for Lincoln are being kept under wraps (pun intended).
| Photo: The Lincolnite
Tortilla will be the latest in a long line of businesses to be welcomed with open arms into the Cornhill Quarter, following a multi-million pound redevelopment project to give Sincil Street and surrounding areas “a new lease of life”.
Stores and sites such as Hobbs, Whistles, The Botanist, Trent Galleries and 200 degrees have all opened in the area in recent times, with more set to be on their way to Lincoln.
| Photo: Ellis Karran for The Lincolnite
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One man has been charged after Op Galaxy officers conducted a warrant in Scunthorpe yesterday (Wednesday 6 July).
On entering a property on Frodingham Road yesterday, more than 120 cannabis plants were discovered.
Eris Manli (24) of Frodingham Road, was arrested at the scene and has since been charged with being concerned in the production of a Class B drug.
Anyone with information around drug offences can get in touch with us by contacting our non-emergency number 101 or, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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As the Birmingham 2022 Queen’s Baton Relay travels through the county, a number of roads will be temporarily closed to let the event through.
On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday the relay will pass through Lincoln, Boston and Grantham as part of the continuing journey around the UK in this Queen’s Platinum Jubilee year.
In order to do this, several roads will have temporary closure notices in the county. Here’s the finalised, full list of all road closures and changes in place for the QBR.