The elaborate menu includes a wide selection of shareable plates for the entire table to enjoy, spanning choices for both meat lovers and plant-forward pallets. To celebrate the very best of authentic and innovative Nikkei cuisine, as well as National Guacamole day, guests can order the vegan Purple, Green & White Tostada Chips with guacamole ($9) as well as the King Oyster Mushroom Tostadas ($14), with pulled mushroom, smoked aji panca chili, guacamole, lime, and cilantro. Order this drink for the perfect classic refreshment.Īfter traveling the world to research and learn from the best local chefs across the continents, Kurt Zdesar, owner of Chotto Matte, was determined to create a fine dining experience never seen before. Pastelito Daiquiri: The Pastelito Daiquiri tastes like home-sweet-home with a kick, made with Bacardi rum, guava puree and garnished with a bite-size version of everyone’s favorite Cuban pastry, the pastelito.īanana Daiquiri: No basic Daiquiris here at Ball & Chain! This creamy banana cocktail is the perfect drink featuring Bacardi rum.Ĭalle Ocho Old Fashioned: Nothing says “old fashioned’ quite like tobacco infused bitters and Bacardi 8 aged rum. With Hispanic Heritage Month approaching on September 15th, here are a few of the venue’s most festive tasteful beverages, infused with the finest Latin liquors, that are a must-have: In fact, Ball & Chain is offering up fabulous specialty cocktails on their newly updated and refreshed menu. On this special day celebrating the creamy and delicious snack, we’ll make sure your guacamole cravings are fulfilled.Īt Little Havana’s most iconic musical landmark, Ball & Chain, everything is heavily Latin-influenced, from their location, to their music, to their menu items. Here are our top picks for celebrating National Guacamole Day in Miami. National Guacamole Day on September 16 is a great excuse to eat delicious Mexican cuisine and celebrate our unique Mexican-American culture.
It is fast becoming the autumn counterpart for the spring holiday of Cinco de Mayo (or national margarita day). The original commemorative day is highlighted with the traditional “cry of independence” or (Dia de la Independence) that started a revolt against the Spaniards in 1810. Click the option “make a general gift.” When you “check out” you’ll have the opportunity to include a note. Let them know that you’re supporting the “Peaceful Hands” project.September 16 has become a double holiday celebrating Mexican Independence Day and National Guacamole Day on September 16. Visit the Center at and click the “Donate” button in the upper right corner. I think of Peaceful Hands as a family and if you’re interested in helping the Wildlife Center, please join us … you’re definitely family!Ĭan’t Attend, But Want To Help? Make an online donation. And, please invite a friend - it’s a great way to introduce new folks to our Yoga studio and to the work of the Wildlife Center. I can’t tell you which Wildlife Center “Wild Ambassadors” will be joining us, but I can tell you that they are looking forward to seeing you!īring A Friend.
Take A Pic with a wild critter! Maybe a raptor, maybe a possum, maybe a turtle, maybe an owl.
Lacy Kegley, and Outreach Director Amanda Nicholson, who will be there to thank you for your support and to tell you about the wild patients your gifts help - from bear cubs to hummingbirds. Visit with The Wildlife Center’s Executive Vice President Randy Huwa, Asst. Beier’s famous homemade cheesecake will be there, too!) Enjoy hot apple cider and deeee-licious sweet and savory homemade treats.
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