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<a href="http://www.elotetulsa.com/">Eloté Cafe &amp; Catering</a> owner and chef Libby Auld was serving a table during lunch in her restaurant at 504 S. Boston Ave. last fall when she recognized one of her patrons.

“I remembered him from Luchapalooza,” Auld said. “He said that was the first time he’d been to Eloté and that while he was here watching the fights he read the menu. He decided to give us a try.”

Read the rest of this story on <a href="http://tulsabusiness.com/main.asp?SectionID=3&amp;SubSectionID=47&amp;ArticleID=52146&amp;TM=52049.08">the Food page in this week's edition of Tulsa Business Journal</a>.
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