Who owns bongos cuban cafe

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Ilana Ladis. Don't Miss Out. Join Today. Wow… I was opening team for Bongos Cuban Cafe, and worked there on and if for a total of 10 years. It hurts to see this. But on to better things like everything else. Your email address will not be published. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. You can also subscribe without commenting. From the beginning, their vision was to bring authentic Cuban food in an atmosphere that celebrates the spirit of Cuba in its heyday right to the heart of South Beach.

Consuelo came to the United States at 56 and she started a catering business that allowed her to purchase a home, make a comfortable living and earn the love and respect of all the people she helped with her humanitarian spirit and delighted with her culinary prowess.

Gloria grew up in the kitchen with Consuelo and not only developed a love of cooking but also knew how much her Grandmother dreamed of having her own restaurant one day. Gloria herself developed the crest that represents the brand. Writers of letters selected for publication will be notified via email.

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