California Tortilla, the fast-casual chain known for its California-style Mexican food, has launched the CalTort Games, a limited-time surprise rewards event running from February 6 to February 22. Inspired by the spirit of international winter competition, the promotion offers Burrito Elito members a mystery reward for each qualifying purchase of $1 or more, with a limit of one reward per day. The initiative is designed to add excitement to the February dining experience and encourage repeat visits.
Each reward, which appears instantly after purchase and remains valid for seven days, is part of a lineup described as "podium-worthy." Guests can earn rewards by ordering through the app, online, or in-store, provided they link the purchase to their Burrito Elito account. Those using the California Tortilla app with push notifications enabled will receive an immediate reveal of their surprise reward. Importantly, rewards are issued only on transactions with additional spend, ensuring the promotion remains fair and encourages genuine engagement.
The CalTort Games are available at all California Tortilla locations and aim to capture the "go-for-the-gold" spirit of the winter season. This promotion comes as the excitement of global winter games fills February, offering customers a reason to return frequently. For those not yet members, the company encourages signing up for the Burrito Elito loyalty program, which allows participants to earn points for every dollar spent, enjoy exclusive freebies, and stay updated on the latest offers. Membership is free and can be initiated by downloading the California Tortilla app from the App Store or Google Play, or by signing up in-store and registering accounts online at CaliforniaTortilla.com.
California Tortilla has been a fixture in the fast-casual dining scene since 1995, offering a chef-inspired menu of burritos, tacos, bowls, and salads with bold flavor profiles and fresh ingredients. The chain operates 27 locations and has received accolades from publications such as FastCasual.com, Washington City Paper, and Washingtonian. For more information about the CalTort Games or the company, visit the website or follow on Instagram and Twitter @CalTort.
