Condado Tacos Closed Charlotte Location
The restaurant shuttered its Promenade on Providence site following an eviction complaint for unpaid rent.
Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Condado Tacos has closed its location at the Promenade on Providence shopping center in Charlotte. The closure follows a legal complaint filed by the landlord regarding significant past-due rent.
Why it matters
The restaurant is facing legal action over unpaid lease obligations, leading to the permanent removal of the site from the company's official list of active locations.
The closed restaurant occupied 4,500 square feet of space and owes $79,108 in past-due rent. The parent company continues to operate 49 locations across six states.
The players
Condado Tacos
This restaurant chain operates 49 locations across six states.
Promenade Shopping Center LLC
This entity manages the retail property located in Charlotte.
The details
Promenade Shopping Center LLC filed a summary ejectment complaint in Mecklenburg County court on September 14, 2026. The location, which first opened in June 2023, has since been removed from the chain's official website.
Timeline
The restaurant opened at the Promenade on Providence in June 2023.
The landlord filed a summary ejectment complaint on September 14, 2026.
Market Landscape
This closure reflects broader challenges in the commercial real estate sector, where tenants are increasingly exiting large-scale retail centers amid rising operational costs. The move marks a contraction for the chain within the competitive Charlotte dining market.
Customers who frequented the Promenade on Providence site will need to seek out other dining options, as the location is no longer active. Shoppers at the center may notice the vacant 4,500-square-foot storefront as the property owner seeks a new tenant.
The takeaway
Commercial tenants struggling with rent often face swift legal action that results in abrupt site closures. Business owners and diners should monitor local court filings to track the stability of major retail anchors in their community.
Further reading
For more information on retail changes in the area, see Charlotte Openings & Closings.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Charlotte Observer.
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