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Ozark Mexican eatery Iguana Roja Restaurante has closed its doors.
Iguana Roja Restaurante, which is located at 107 W. Church St., announced the decision in a Facebook post. The closure was effective Nov. 25.
"Due to the retirement of key members of our team, Iguana Roja has permanently closed," the post reads. "It has been an honor to serve this community, and we thank each of you for being part of our story."
Officials with the business could not be reached for comment by deadline.
Iguana Roja LLC was registered with the Missouri secretary of state's office in 2012 by Brian Scott Taylor and Donna Gail Moseley.
Taylor is listed on the restaurant's website as its executive chef and owner. The website shows a menu that includes burritos, enchiladas and fajitas.
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