Win Brunch for a Year at Cha Cha’s Latin Kitchen

The best thing about living in Orange County is the Endless Food Options. I love that I can find fabulous restaurants in both South Orange County and North Orange County. Brea in particular is home to several popular dining venues that people are always buzzing about. One restaurant that comes to mind is Cha Cha’s Latin Kitchen. Not only do they have fantastic food but they have already been in business for 4 years.

To celebrate Cha Cha’s is hosting an evening of drink specials, a raffle for the chance to win Sunday brunch for a year, mariachis and live Latin jazz music. This event takes place on Thursday October 24th and live entertainment starts at 6:00pm. During the evening guests can purchase raffle tickets and the proceeds will benefit The Mobile Closet, a local charity that collects and distributes blankets and clothing to people in need.

“Everyone told us we were crazy for opening a brand new concept back in August of 2009, with the bad economy and businesses closing all around us. We probably should have listened to them, but as stubborn as my business partner, Peter and myself are, we opened Cha Cha’s Latin Kitchen anyways,” states Owner Don Myers.

• Since opening in 2009 Cha Cha’s has quickly become of of the most popular dining destinations in North Orange County.
• Much of the success is attributed to their menu, which features Latin inspired dishes with a fresh modern style and their award-winning margaritas.
• Another factor of their accomplishments is their aggressive marketing techniques, which include a happy hour that is available all day Sunday through Thursday and from 11:30am to 7:00pm on Fridays and Saturday; promotions throughout the week that are value driven for guests; and a popular Sunday brunch featuring live music and bottomless mimosas.

All of these factors along with a knowledgeable management team, a well-trained service staff and a commitment to serving only the freshest, high-quality ingredients have led to significant sales growth over the past four years.