'It's like having Oprah come and visit us here': One of the managers says he is thankful the Puerto Rican superstar came to support the Puerto Rican restaurant - and the group ordered almost everything on the menu!
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During his tour stop in the Bay Area, Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny and his group of 80 went to San Rafael's Sol Food, ordering nearly everything.is performing in Oakland Wednesday night, and he's made the most of his visit to the Bay Area.One of the managers told us the group ordered almost everything on the menu.
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