Paper Platez: Local fan-favorite lives on, with a twist
Dan Honigstein
Leo Muñoz is one of few who have truly experienced the old adage that “for every end, there is a new beginning.” Muñoz is the founder and owner of Paper Platez, a Latin food truck located in Mountain View. For 32 years, Muñoz’s family ran Taqueria La Bamba, a locally-prized
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