A new nacho outlet has opened in Midsummer Place shopping centre
A new food outlet, Nacho’d, has opened at Midsummer Place, bringing a menu focused on loaded nachos and a selection of sides. Located on The Boulevard, Nacho’d offers a range of toppings and flavour combinations, alongside dishes such as mac ‘n’ cheese bites, onion rings, and jalapeño bites.
Owner DJ said: “We’re beyond thrilled to finally open our doors at Midsummer Place and share our passion for amazing food. Our menu is all about creativity and quality, and we can’t wait for visitors to experience our take on loaded nachos and sides. The response so far has been incredible, and we’re excited to be part of this vibrant food scene.”
The opening is part of the ongoing development of The Boulevard, which has seen an increase in food and drink offerings. Simon Martin, Centre Manager at Midsummer Place, commented: “This is an exciting time for us as we continue to enhance The Boulevard with fresh and dynamic dining options. Nacho’d perfectly complements our vision of creating a diverse and vibrant food destination, and we’re confident visitors will love its bold flavours and creative menu.”
Nacho’d is now open, adding to the selection of dining options available at Midsummer Place.
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