For the past few years, Señorita Burrita has taken the time to grow, organically from seed, all of our vegetables for the restaurant - from the Coulton Organic Farms, to the County Park. Whatever vegetables we aren't able to grow ourselves, we buy from local farmers, or the farmers with produce stands in Lancaster's Central Market.

We believe that Lancaster farms have much to offer, so our quality vegetables and herbs (also ingredients for our fresh salsas) are grown within a 10 mile radius from our restaurant. This provides an additional level of health and integrity to our product at an affordable price.

Tomatoes, red onions, green peppers, jalapeños, squash, zucchini, cucumbers, cabbage, romaine lettuce, celery, carrots, banana peppers, strawberries, watermelon, canteloupe, eggplant, okra, roma beans, beets, basil, cilantro, and parsley are some of the vegetables that we have spent time growing in the Lancaster County area.

At Señorita Burrita, we feel that we need to not only grow our food from seed to vegetables, but that any product that we cannot produce ourselves should be obtained from local Lancaster venues and farms. This is one way we can contribute to the area's economy. Señorita Burrita has also recently spent some time working and developing a relationship with Lancaster Farm Fresh Cooperative.

Feel confident that while enjoying the delicious fresh food at Señorita Burrita, you are also playing an important part in stimulating Lancaster County's economy. We work hand in hand with fellow Lancastrians in bringing you healthy, quality, and fresh organic food.