A large lunch crowd line forms outside at Las Cuatro Milpas in Barrio Logan on a recent weekday. Re “Family-run Las Cuatro Milpas will stay in business for now, but hefty tax bill looms over restaurant’s future” : The article said, “the fate of San Diego’s oldest Mexican restaurant remains uncertain in light of county tax records showing that the Logan Avenue property and an adjoining parcel owned by family members are in default on four years worth of property tax bills totaling nearly $50,000.
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