Jorge Mendoza-Iturralde, a North End restaurateur clashing with Boston City Hall over outdoor dining restrictions, said he plans to run for mayor.&nbsp;&nbsp;


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Jorge Mendoza-Iturralde, a North End restaurateur clashing with Boston City Hall over outdoor dining restrictions, said he plans to run for mayor.  {ai:summary}<p>Mendoza-Iturralde, a feisty restaurateur, challenges Boston City Hall and sets sights on mayoral run. #politics</p>

North End restaurateur plans to run for Boston mayor amid outdoor dining clash with Michelle Wu

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