A judge reportedly ruled Monday that “tacos and burritos are Mexican-style sandwiches” in a civil case that will now allow a Famous Taco restaurant to open in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Martin Quintana filed a civil suit against the Fort Wayne Plan Commission after his plans of opening a made-to-order Mexican restaurant in a local plaza were blocked, according to The Journal Gazette.
An initial written commitment only allowed made-to-order sandwich shops that do not include outdoor seating, alcoholic beverages or a drive-thru, the outlet noted. Quintana reportedly suggested an amendment that would allow for made-to-order Mexican-style foods.
The commitment limited the plaza to developments “whose primary business is to sell ‘made-to-order’ or ‘subway-style’ sandwiches,” the outlet noted. The commitment reportedly lists Jimmy John’s and Subway as made-to-order restaurant…
