It was a frightening night for a family simply trying to make a living selling tacos in Long Beach when two armed robbers punched a worker in the face during a.
It was a frightening night for a family simply trying to make a living selling tacos in Long Beach when two armed robbers punched a worker in the face during a.
According to a student, the teacher reportedly said, “This school is lucky they don’t let me bring in my 9mm Glock or else I would’ve shot four students already.”
A post on Instagram accuses the teacher of saying "This school is lucky they don’t let me bring my 9mm glock, or else I would have shot four students already."
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For seven straight hours Barragan served up scores of tacos Gobernador (cheesy shrimp taco), ceviche, and cóctel de camarón (shrimp cocktail) to hundreds of customers, occupying each available spot of outdoor seating in the parking lot at Los Postros restaurant and nightclub.
Those who could find seating scarfed mariscos to the celebratory tunes of a live banda and watched the one-two prance of caballos bailadores (dancing horses).
“I really could not believe my eyes,” Elsa Barragan said. “I had no idea how many people [would come to] support my family and me.”
But to the 20,000 and counting who follow the 37-year-old chef and her Michoacán-meets-Sinaloa dishes on Instagram, this new chapter of Mariscos el Garage is a welcome page on a story 25 years in the making.