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How a Dominican American guy from Boston built a taco empire

Published by The Boston Globe · United States 11 h ago

Socrates Abreu spent 27 months opening his first Chilacates. Now, he owns 11 of them, and he doesn't plan on selling any them out to private equity anytime soon.

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