Miguel's Jr. to Hire 100 New Positions in Inland Empire
When it comes to traditional home-style Mexican food on the go, the first name that comes to mind for most Inland Empire residents is Miguel’s Jr.Since 1975, Miguel’s Jr.
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Miguel's Jr. Introduces First-Ever Breakfast Menu
For more than 40 years, Miguel’s Jr. has served traditional Mexican cooking based on authentic family recipes to legions of fans in the Inland Empire and, most recently, Orange County.
Miguel's Jr. Pays Guests to Compare With Competition
Miguel’s Jr., is paying for Orange County residents to directly compare it to its competition.
Mexican Fast Casual Miguel’s Jr. Stays True to Its Roots
Expanding a limited-service Mexican concept beyond its established home market might seem like a risky move—especially in Southern California.
Miguel's Jr. Opens Third Orange County Location
In the age of heat lamps, double-wrapped tacos and DIY burrito assembly lines, Southern Californians have lost sight of what true, traditional Mexican food tastes like.