John 'JP' Avila started his food cart back in 2020 when restaurants were closed because of COVID-19
CHANDLER, Ariz. — As John"JP" Avila will tell you, prison food is nothing to write home about unless you're creating something unique, like he's done with his business
"I remember seeing a grilled cheese truck at First Friday's and thought, if they can sell those sandwiches, I can sell prison food," said Avila. He works regularly with the Arizona Department of Corrections Parole Department to help others who served time understand the options they might have once they're out.
Avila said will continue to spread the word to their respective communities through a podcast on Roku with Chicano Hollywood, titled War Stories.
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