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Family-owned SJ restaurant could be plucked from existence if Chick-fil-A wins approval - Local News Matters
A MEXICAN RESTAURANT serving San Jose residents for more than 20 years may be pushed out of its building to make way for a new fast-food location.Taqueria Eduardo on 255 Race St. off West San Carlos Street is one of two San Jose locations owned by Luis Martinez. But that could drop to one if a new Chick-fil-A restaurant is approved at the June 11 Planning Director’s Hearing. Community groups including the Buena Vista Neighborhood Association and…
A Mexican restaurant that has served residents of San Jose for more than 20 years could be evicted from its building to give way to a new fast food place. Taquería Eduardo, located on Race Street, with exit to West San Carlos Street, is one of two premises in San José owned by Luis Martínez. However, it could be left only one if a new Chick-fil-A restaurant is approved at the Hearing of the Director of Planning on June 11. Community groups, such…
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