In March 2020, after three months of operating under their ownership, the restaurant lost business overnight because of the start of the global pandemic. COVID shattered the couple’s dreams of financial freedom.
DALLAS — When 62-year-old Paul Alaniz first met his wife of 23 years, Mary Alaniz, he knew a couple of weeks into dating he wanted to marry her.
One thing the couple has in common is an entrepreneur spirit. In November 2019, they jumped at the opportunity to purchase a 14-year-old successful taco shop named Taco Barracho in downtown Dallas from a friend. They re-named the restaurant to“The first couple of months were great,” said Paul Alaniz.
“From November of 2019 through early March of 2020, we were making about $1,200 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.,” said Mary Alaniz. “If we could do that every day, we’d be OK.” “The sauces here are delicious,” said customer Rachel Kay, who picked up to order for her co-workers. “They not only have great sauce, the tacos aren’t too heavy, not too light. It’s a great breakfast taco!”
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