Are you a brick and mortar business owner looking to thrive for at least 20 more years?
Are you perhaps in a family business - parent and child wondering if you’re going to make it?
Well, today we have a special interview for you with a local family restaurant established in 1999 and still here 24 years later.
Tune in for these secrets on thriving through a recession, pandemic, political upheavals left and right, and through generations. You’ll hear their inspiring, informative, and insightful story here.
Villa México Café had its origins in Woburn, Mass. Momma King, owner, manager, cook, cleaner and everything else, moved there with her daughter, Bessie, after her American husband passed away from Alzheimer's. Villa México Café is an immigrant-women-family-owned restaurant that's operated for 20 years- and counting. Founded by a Mexican missing her food, the restaurant's mission is to bring authentic Mexican food and culture to the people of New England as one of the first authentic Mexican restaurants in Massachusetts.
Listen in for how they thrived against the odds and how you can too.
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Buy their salsa here: https://www.villamexicocafe.us/
Follow them on social media: @villamexicocafe
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