June 24: Palmira, Goose Creek, California Tortilla


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Charleston pitmaster and Palmira Barbecue owner, Hector Garate, will be competing on Food Network’s new series, Pitmasters, premiering on July 13, 2026.
The show follows barbecue teams from across the country for a week-long live-fire cooking competition.

 

This year, the brand is celebrating 30 years of burrito brilliance and bringing back a little nostalgia with a one-day value event.
  • $5 Burritos & Bowls – One Day Only!
    • On June 24, guests can enjoy select California Tortilla burritos and bowls for just $5 at participating locations.
    • The special pricing applies to fan favorites including the Screamin’ Honey Lime, Crunchy BBQ Ranch, Classic, and Blackened Chicken Caesar, available as either a burrito or a bowl.
    • It’s a fun throwback offer that gives both longtime fans and first-time guests a chance to enjoy some of California Tortilla’s most popular flavors at a special price.
    • *Participating locations only. Additional charges may apply. Cannot be combined with other offers or promotions.

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