For the local coffee spot Fratelli Espresso, it began with an espresso machine and a passion for making quality coffee.
TUCSON, Ariz. — Two years ago, Rodrigo Sanchez and his wife started making coffee, inspired by their time working in Italian restaurants.
Then the couple bought a truck, which helped them get their business off the ground. Sanchez said when you open a business the first struggle is to grow clientele. But throughout the last few years, he's noticed more people opening up food or coffee trucks as it's a popular way to grow a business.
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