Despite assurances by management to the contrary last month, the Una Mas eatery on Arena has closed according to a NATOMAS BUZZ reader:
I’m a North Natomas resident and was at the Bel Aire shopping center this morning. There’s a sign on Una Mas’ door saying that they’re open somewhere on P Street downtown. A maintenance man working outside said they were permanently closed. When I went into Mr. Pickles, the clerk behind the counter said that Una Mas closed either late last week or last week-end. It’s very sad but, with this economy, not surprising, unfortunately… Please keep up the good work—I love your blog!!
That is unfortunate, the Daphnes in the Raleys center has closed as well, this economy is costing us a lot of good places to eat!
If you’re hankering for one of their yummy burritos, there are two Una Mas’ in midtown — one on J Street between 19th & 20th and one on P at 28th St.
We are very sorry to see our Una Mas! close. It was very nice having quality fast-casual Mexican food in our neighborhood.
We wish the owners well in their endeavors and are sorry they weren’t able to weather this storm.
Folks, let’s all try to make a point of supporting our local eateries whenever possible. If your budget is tight and you aren’t able to eat out more often, then please at least make a point of spending those dining dollars in our neighborhood restaurants.
In Una Mas’s case, I think that market was saturated. Tacqueria on Truxel, La Fiesta by Bed Bath and Beyond, Baja Fresh, the little place in the Safeway center…lots of places to get a big burrito. its too bad it closed though.