Burbank is about to get a vibrant taste of Latin America as Kalaveras, a Dia de los Muertos-themed eatery, gears up to open its doors this coming spring. Set to occupy a spot at 221 North San Fernando Blvd in the heart of Downtown Burbank, the Mexican chain is spreading its colorful celebration of life and death through food and atmosphere.

The family-owned business, under the guidance of brothers Jose and Francisco Brito, continues their expansion with this latest venture. In a recent press release from the City of Burbank, it's clear that locals and visitors can soon indulge in Latin American gastronomic delights with a unique "Kalaveras twist". The restaurant is not just any run-of-the-mill dining establishment, it's a place where festive vibes meet culinary excellence.

Based on their track record, patrons can expect Kalaveras to deliver an exceptional dining experience complete with housemade cocktails, energetic Latin tunes, and, a décor that's as lively as the food on offer. This launch stands to bolster the Brito brothers' ever-growing portfolio of Mexican culinary havens, which have been well-received thus far.

Food enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the grand opening this spring while the Kalaveras team are putting final touches on their fusion of culture and cuisine, hoping to create another neighborhood hotspot. This spot in Downtown Burbank is just the latest chapter in the Kalaveras story, one that blends tradition with a modern flair and a commitment to providing a memorable experience for every patron who walks through their doors.

More details on the opening date and the menu specifics are yet to be unveiled, but the anticipation is already building. With a proven recipe for success, the Brito brothers' new enterprise looks set to inject Downtown Burbank with a spirited slice of Mexican heritage that's sure to resonate with the community. For more on this story, check out the original article at What Now Los Angeles.