Surcheros, the Tex-Mex fast-casual chain known for its Southern hospitality, is celebrating Valentine's Day by bringing back its Be My Burrito meal for two. Available on February 14 and 15 at participating locations, the deal offers two regular-sized entrées, two regular-sized drinks, and one side of queso or guacamole for $30. The promotion aims to make the holiday accessible for couples, friends, and families looking to enjoy a meal together without breaking the bank.
Luke Christian, Founder and CEO of Surcheros, highlighted the company's focus on sharing premium food during the romantic holiday. "Valentine's is the perfect time to share the love for tasty, premium food, and we are happy to help guests celebrate with our Be My Burrito meal," Christian said. "We took fan favorites and crafted them into a shareable meal that couples, friends, and loved ones can enjoy together."
The meal includes two regular-sized entrées, which can be customized with a choice of protein, fresh toppings, and signature sauces. Guests can substitute burritos for tacos, quesadillas, salads, or burrito bowls at no extra cost. A grilled steak upgrade is available for an additional charge. The deal is valid for dine-in, takeout, or mobile orders through the Surcheros app, which also offers rewards through the Surcheros Rewards Program.
The timing of the promotion aligns with Surcheros' recent growth. In 2025, the chain was named to Fast Casual's Top 100 Movers & Shakers list, reflecting its expanding footprint across the Southeast. The company, founded in 2007, has built a loyal following by combining bold Tex-Mex flavors with made-to-order service. Each meal is assembled from freshly grilled meats and a wide array of toppings, appealing to customers seeking both quality and customization.
For those interested in franchise opportunities, Surcheros is actively expanding. More information is available at www.surcheros.com/franchising. The Valentine's Day meal is a limited-time offer, encouraging guests to visit participating restaurants during the promotional window.
