Fire at Luna's Tortilla Factory on Harry Hines Blvd.

Hawk-eyed SideDisher, Brad Twitty, just informed us that Luna’s Tortillas has just battled with a large-scale fire. Looks like the roof is pretty much gone. A Dunston’s Steakhouse employee, working across the street, confirms that the fire happened within the last hour.

Luna’s Tortillas on 8524 Harry Hines Blvd. was founded in 1924 by Maria Luna. It’s known for its tortillas and breakfast tacos.

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