Welcome to the second episode of Bay Area Bites! Today, my partner-in-crime and I take a look into Mangos a Go Go, which is located only a few minutes away from Carlmont. The family-owned business highlights Mexican street-style cuisine and hopes to bring their food to the heart of Belmont.
Bay Area Bites Ep. 2: Mangos a Go Go
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About the Contributor
Isabelle Nunes, Highlander Editor-in-Chief
Isabelle Nunes is a senior at Carlmont High School and the Editor-in-Chief of the Highlander. Outside of school, she interns with the San Mateo Daily journal and is an editorial manager for Redefy. With her passion of design, leadership, addressing social issues through local perspectives, she is excited to pursue a career in marketing and journalism in the near future! To view her full portfolio, click here.
Twitter: @iznunes
