Churros Case Study

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Charros & Churros is a company created by my father called Eduardo Jairala. Charros & Churros was created in 2010. It’s a Mexican restaurant specialized for the high quality food. Their primary objective is to create the food exactly a it look in the menu displayed. This way the can retain their customers. The idea from creating a Mexican restaurant came from years ago the first restaurant appears in the city. My father got this idea of making a Mexican restaurant for the official chef and partner of the company called Antonio Tomala.

In 2008, Antonio was working as the primary chef and the manager of a restaurant called Tijuana. One day around the same year my family went to the same restaurant and Antonio approach to my father and tell

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