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Their father built some of WNY's best Mexican restaurants. With Mile 303 Cantina, it's their turn

Marcus Allen
Marcus Allen
Marcus Allen
Sports Reporter · Buffalo, NY

Marcus Allen is a lifelong sports enthusiast and seasoned reporter with over 8 years of experience covering local sports teams in Buffalo. A graduate of St. Bonaventure University, he has previously written for several regional publications and developed a strong following for his insightful game analyses and player profiles. Marcus believes that sports are a reflection of the community's character.

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Sports Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 3:20 PM · 1 min read
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Their father built some of WNY's best Mexican restaurants. With Mile 303 Cantina, it's their turn — Ossining Dining news

The Rosario family made a name for itself with Medina's Mariachi de Oro and East Amherst's Maizal Mexican Kitchen. The younger Rosarios are continuing the legacy with a new restaurant.

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