New GYG all set for first orders

Published 12:00pm 4 November 2024

New GYG all set for first orders
Words by Nick Crockford

Pictured above: The new GYG drive thru at Murrumba Downs

Guzman y Gomez (GYG) will open its newest restaurant in City of Moreton Bay tomorrow – with special offers for customers.

GYG Murrumba Downs, at 9 Blyth Rd, will take its first orders at 7am with $5 Brekkie Burritos and Bowls until 10.30am.

Then, until 10pm, there will be $5 Burritos and Bowls at the ninth GYG to open in the Moreton Bay region and 77th in Queensland.

“We’ve had so many people ask when GYG Murrumba Downs is going to open, and we’re excited to officially open our doors on November 5,” GYG Murrumba Downs is Restaurant Manager Daniella Mourani said.

“GYG Murrumba Downs will give the locals even more convenience of getting authentic and freshly prepared food that is good for you whether it be dining in, ordering through the GYG app takeaway or drive-thru.”

“We’ve already hired over 50 local crew for the new restaurant and we’re always looking for people who share our same obsession.”

Other GYG restaurants in City of Moreton Bay are at Albany Creek, Arana Hills, Dakabin, Kippa-Ring, Morayfield, North Lakes, Rothwell and Warner.

GYG Murrumba Downs will open 7am-10pm daily. For more information visit www.guzmanygomez.com.au

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