Latina/Woman owned Small Business
Story time…
Hola!! I’m Vanessa (to the left) and that’s my mother to the right. Ever wondered who’s behind “Su Taqueria Thaly’s” and how we started? I’m sure you have. So here we go.. . It all started like this… in November of 2017 I lost my job. I was faced with the decision of finding a new job, but it was like god already had a plan for me. A couple of months later my father decided to step away from the restaurant business. It was then when I knew we couldn’t stop serving the community he had been serving Since 2009 and…. Boom!! I had my new job. I decided to take over the restaurant. I knew I needed Support (as we used to be open 24/7). So i asked my mother to join me in this new journey and of course, she said yes. Yass!!! We are a woman owned business(mother and daughter) and that’s how we started 😊. Margarita is my mother’s name by the way 😉.
Muchísimas Gracias a todos los que nos an apoyado 🤗 and cheers 🥂 to all that’s to come 🥳💕.
Love,
Vanessa & Margarita
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