New Restaurant in Dallas: Mario & Sabino’s

: Mario Alfaro has repainted the old Casa Blanca.

The old Casa Blanca on Lemmon Avenue is turning into the new Mario & Sabino’s a “Mexican and Salvadoran food restaurant. Mario is Mario Alfaro (left) and his business partner is Sabino Valle. Mario hopes to open next week. Hmm. I just stuck my head in the door and if they make it by next week, I want to hire the contractors.

: Mario & Sabino’s, a new Mexican Salvadoran food restaurant on Lemmon Ave.

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