About 31 Trademarks found that are filed by the attorney Oscar S LIzardi

The mark consists of red, bold letters "N","I","C","O","'S" "T","A","C","O" "S","H","O","P" located on the far top evenly slanted where the middle is at the highest point; green cactus outlined with black and black dots; yellow circle outlined in black partially behind and to the right of the cactus; a man wearing a black and brown hat and a yellow, green and red shirt and red shoes, with white and black eyes and toes, all outlined in black.

Restaurant and bar services, including restaurant carryout services

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Providing an interactive website featuring news and information in the field of hotels and temporary accommodations for travelers

restaurant services including sit-down and take-out services; preparation of food and beverages; serving food and drinks; bar services; [ salad bar services; ] serving wine, beer, and cocktails; catering services [; charitable services, namely, providing food to needy persons; ] [ snack bar services; mobile cafe services for providing food and drink ]

restaurant services including sit-down and take-out services; preparation of food and beverages; serving food and drinks; bar services; salad bar services; serving wine, beer, and cocktails; catering services; [ charitable services, namely, providing food to needy persons; ] snack bar services; mobile cafe services for providing food and drink

"CRUISE"

Educational services, namely, providing mentoring to low-income students concerning the finances associated with preparing for and attending college; providing financial education workshops to low-income students before and during college

The mark consists of the words, "Sir Veza's" in stylized font with a slice of fruit garnish in the position of the possessive and forming the apostrophe. The words, "Taco Garage", appear in smaller, but capitalized letters underneath "Sir Veza's", also in a stylized font, and embedded in a banner that appears to flow from right to left and ending with a burning flame shape that appears at the lefthand side of the banner. The lettering for "Taco Garage" appears to bend with the banner and becomes smaller from right to left so that the "T" in "Taco" is larger than the final "e" in "Garage" and the letters in between gradually decrease in size from the "T" to the "e".

The English translation of "HECHO EN" in the mark is "MADE IN".

"HEMP"