Outlook 2013: Ethnic restaurants beat survival odds
Supreeya and Geronimo Lopez started El Vaquero in 1997 when they were newlyweds. Since that time, they’ve opened another Mexican restaurant and, more recently, Lemon Grass, a Thai restaurant on Meredyth Drive. While the endeavors have been financially rewarding, the couple said the businesses take up nearly all of their time. (Outlook 2013)
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