
Cinco de Mayo marks the anniversary of the Battle of Puebla, the battle that turned the tide in the Mexican struggle for independence. Because of the timing, it has blossomed into an occasion for celebration; not only the imminent arrival of independence in Mexico, but also the arrival of spring and renewal, with food, friends and family in many cultures. Because of demographics and increased popularity, Mexican food has become one of the fastest growing cuisine types in America, and Cinco de Mayo has evolved into one of the biggest food fiesta days of the year.
Toloache Restaurant is named after a flowering plant in Mexico, often used in love potions to cast a spell over someone special. Chef Julian Medina's food has a similar power, using seasonal ingredients to create authentic Mexican cuisine that will entice any palate. Beginning Monday, April 28th and running through Monday, May 5th, Toloache will be offering a special menu, offering dishes made with Hass Avocados from Mexico. The menu will include dishes such as avocado and jicama ravioli, avocado fries, and an avocado cheesecake.
Tasting & Guacamole Demo on April 28th at 5:30pm
On April 28th, Chef Medina will host a free demo on how to prepare his signature guacamole, followed by a free tasting and chef meet & greet, courtesy of Hass Avocados from Mexico (RSVP requested).