El Rancho Grande is shutting down its current Liberty Township restaurant, but the family-owned Mexican chain says a new location in the township is already on the way. The restaurant announced the closure of its current spot along with plans to move to a new Liberty location, thanking loyal customers as it prepares for the transition.
According to Journal-News.com, El Rancho Grande plans to announce the address of its new Liberty Township location soon. The current restaurant, known for serving dishes like the Fiesta Burrito at El Rancho Grande at the Commons at Liberty Falls on Cincinnati-Dayton Road, is listed at 6752 Cincinnati Dayton Road, though a separate search listing has cited the address as 752 Cincinnati Dayton Road, #107 — a discrepancy that hasn't been resolved in available records.
A Family Business With Deep Local Roots
El Rancho Grande describes itself as a family owned and operated business that has served the Cincinnati and Dayton area since March 1998, according to elranchogrande.info. The chain calls its restaurants neighborhood cantinas stretching from Mason to Milford and Kenwood to Centerville, and its menu features traditional Mexican specialties made with fresh ingredients, including vegetarian and vegan options.
In its announcement, the restaurant said continued customer support has meant a great deal, and it thanked its customers for their loyalty as the current Liberty Township location prepares to close. The chain plans to offer what it describes as a fresh new experience and more surprises at the new location once it opens.
Other Locations Remain Open Nearby
While the Liberty Township restaurant transitions, El Rancho Grande has two other open locations continuing to operate in the region, including spots in Middletown and West Chester Township. The chain is part of a larger restaurant group that, according to a separate report from journal-news.com, owns more than 40 restaurants total, including 19 El Rancho Grande locations across Southwest Ohio.
The exact date the current Liberty Township restaurant will shut its doors has not been made public, and details about the new location's address, opening timeline, and hours have not yet been announced. For now, longtime fans of the cantina will need to wait for El Rancho Grande's promised update on where its new Liberty Township home will be.
