De empleados en un restaurante de Old Town a dueños de Café Maggi: una historia de perseverancia en San Diego

Café Maggi owners' perseverance story

Argelia Ventura and David Granda met as teenage employees at El Fandango in Old Town San Diego and eventually married and opened their own restaurant, Café Maggi, in Barrio Logan.

Key points Café Maggi owners' perseverance story
  1. Argelia Ventura and David Granda met as teenage employees at El Fandango in Old Town San Diego and eventually married and opened their own restaurant, Café Maggi, in Barrio Logan.
  2. Their first venture, a small fruit stand near Mission College, barely made money, but they saved about $15,000 to open a larger restaurant, which now supports more than 40 jobs across two locations.
  3. The couple named the business after Argelia's mother, Maggie, who had dreamed of opening a restaurant but never got the chance.
  4. A second location opened in 2019, but the pandemic hit six months later, and Argelia says the hardest part was not knowing what came next.
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