The strategic location just in the heart of the inner city has assured them access to a wider and diverse clientele: co-ethnics, local and tourists alike.
Over 70% of my clientele are from ethnic minority backgrounds and I receive a significant number of requests from Eastern European, Indian and Pakistani parents.
We distributed cards in Kudos, Heaven and City of Quebec, venues which attract a mixed clientele including men from ethnic minority backgrounds.
Since the installation of the democratically elected government in 1999, the country has faced periods of ethnic violence, also not conducive to attracting a tourist clientele.
WHEN Leslie Marquard, an executive coach, holds strategy sessions for consulting firms or university administrators, she ushers her buttoned-up clientele into rooms full of Pogo sticks, ethnic art, hammocks, vintage furniture and a pillow "harem".
A decade or so ago, after a concert in Lincoln Center, my wife and I found a nice little hole in the wall on the West Side — good coffee, local clientele, an earth-mother proprietor of indeterminate New York ethnic charm.
Jackson, who serves a predominantly black clientele, believed that major employers were still reluctant to hire ethnic minorities.
Mr. Stinchi, an Italian-American, is a member of the ethnic group that, along with Orthodox Jews, composed the bulk of Jimmy's clientele for years after the store opened in 1948.
"The first generation of Korean immigrants here mainly catered toward a Korean clientele, or made grocery markets catering to a minority clientele," said Edward Chang, a professor of ethnic studies at the University of California, Riverside.
Because all three businesses cater to a Mexican clientele and have different owners, some community leaders feared that the rampage was motivated by ethnic hatred.
