Everyone loves a freebie.
The trouble is, most people also hate queues.
You'll probably need to queue next Wednesday, September 25, when Mexican restaurant chain Zambrero will be giving away 300 burritos at each of its 300 locations. That’s 90,000 free burritos.
The promotion marks the opening of its 300th restaurant globally and in Australia customers must: follow @zambrero on Instagram; and show proof at the point of sale.
“We wanted to take this moment to celebrate with our customers, and what better way than with free burritos,” said Matt Kenny, the Zambrero CEO.
Zambrero was founded in 2005 by Dr Sam Prince in Braddon, Canberra, and now has a network of restaurants across Australia and the UK, Ireland, New Zealand and the US.
“300 restaurants is a momentous milestone, and I want to thank our wonderful franchise network, restaurant teams and, most importantly, our customers for making this possible,” said Prince.
Zambrero Hawthorn, which opened this week in Melbourne, is the network’s 300th restaurant. It is led by one of Zambrero’s most experienced franchise partners, Luke Grady, who owns 10 restaurants and has been involved with the brand since 2015.
Prince was inspired by his aid work as a doctor in developing countries to establish Plate 4 Plate, an initiative that has seen Zambrero donate over 80 million meals to those in need.
The 90,000 free burritos on offer on September 25 will also mean an additional 90,000 meals donated through Plate 4 Plate through its partner, Rise Against Hunger..
Zambrero also partners with Foodbank, donating a meal to someone in Australia with every brownie, protein ball or packet of black rice bought from its Grab & Go range. Visit zambrero.com.au/plate4plate
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