Sara Mardanbigi and Edgar Rico struggle to keep going strong
Edgar Rico and Sara Mardanbigi of Nixta Taqueria
On Wed., Aug. 16., the venue’s electricity was abruptly disconnected from the majority of the building."We were told it was going to be an easy fix,” said Mardanbigi, “but it has now escalated to a place we could have never imagined.” The City of Austin is requiring the duo to immediately stop the majority of their operations and do a full site plan before resuming operations.
"What is generally a 24-hour repair that would have cost around $10k has now ballooned to a 3-6 month project that will require upwards of $100,000, the displacement of our team, and a shell of what our restaurant operations are," said Mardanbigi. “This is classic bureaucracy and red tape. We’re still reeling.”
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