A small family-run business just opened its doors for the first time in the heart of San Francisco's Financial District.
SAN FRANCISCO — A small family-run business just opened its doors for the first time in the heart of San Francisco’s Financial District.
“It’s our first week here at the new location,” said Arturo Marin, who runs Mixiote with his mother, Alma Rodriguez. “So we’re definitely just getting our feel of how it is down here. It’s been great, the people are supportive. We really thought it was going to be slower than it is, but we’ve seen a lot of people coming back to the building.”
“I like them,” she said of Mixiote. “They’re different from what I’ve been having around… the other nearby place is a cold salad place.”
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