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Estela’s Fresh Mex: burritos, with a side of podcasts and basketball
Fast-casual Iowa City Mexican restaurant finds a niche in college athletics
Estela's Fresh Mex co-owners Jerry Vasquez, Tyler Tiecke and Elsa de la Paz. CREDIT ANNIE SMITH BARKALOW
Anyone who’s been a Hawkeye for the last eight years is no doubt familiar with Estela’s Fresh Mex, a fast-casual Iowa City Mexican restaurant that features six different varieties of house salsas, homemade tortillas and marinades, and freshly grilled chicken, beef, or pork.
Customers can get their Estela’s Fresh Mex fix at 184 East Burlington St. in Iowa City and 1810 N. Coral St. in Coralville –…
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