Georgette Hernandez-Quintero, left, stands with her family inside her restaurant, Alejandro's, in Heritage Square Monday afternoon. Pictured from left to right are Hernandez-Quintero, granddaughter Olivia Gonzalez held by her son-in-law Adrian Gonzalez, son Alejandro and daughter Ariana Gonzalez.
Georgette Hernandez-Quintero, left, stands with her family outside the entrance of her restaurant in Heritage Square Monday afternoon. Pictured from left to right of Hernandez-Quintero are Adrian Gonzalez, her son-in-law, holding Olivia Gonzalez, her 15th-month-old granddaughter, Alejandro, her son, and Ariana Gonzalez, her daughter.
Georgette Hernandez-Quintero, left, stands with her family inside her restaurant, Alejandro's, in Heritage Square Monday afternoon. Pictured from left to right are Hernandez-Quintero, granddaughter Olivia Gonzalez held by her son-in-law Adrian Gonzalez, son Alejandro and daughter Ariana Gonzalez.
The arrival of Baja Mar Seafood Cuisine in the heart of downtown Flagstaff filled the void at one of the city’s more prominent business spaces, but it also has led to concerns for a neighboring restaurant that resulted in a civil filing with Coconino County Superior Court.
Alejandro’s Mexican Food, nearing its fourth anniversary at its location in Heritage Square, named four parties in a petition for discovery before an action is filed on Jan. 2, just days after Baja Mar opened its doors on the corner of N. Leroux Street and E. Aspen Ave. Listing the Hopi Tribe Economic Development Corporation, Sterling Real Estate Management, Baja Mar Seafood and Matty G's Steakburgers as the four requested respondents, the hearing for Alejandro’s filing took place on Feb. 3 before Coconino County judge pro tempore Brent Harris.
Georgette Hernandez-Quintero, left, stands with her family outside the entrance of her restaurant in Heritage Square Monday afternoon. Pictured from left to right of Hernandez-Quintero are Adrian Gonzalez, her son-in-law, holding Olivia Gonzalez, her 15th-month-old granddaughter, Alejandro, her son, and Ariana Gonzalez, her daughter.
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