@ChandosTacos: Roseville update!! We moving right along and on track for soft opening on Tuesday 2.3.15!! I can't wait!!

— Chando’s Tacos (@ChandosTacos) January 27, 2015

Chando's Tacos will expand to Roseville, opening on Tuesday, Feb. 3.

The Roseville location was scheduled to open the location in October, but like so many other restaurants, its opening was delayed.

This will be the third restaurant for Chando's Tacos, with the original location on Arden Way, and its second location on Power Inn.

Statistician Nate Silver's 538 Web site named Chando's Tacos the 7th Best Burrito in America, though most connoisseurs recommend the mulitas.

Chando's Tacos Roseville is located at 963 Pleasant Grove Boulevard, and can be found online at ChandosTacos.com.

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