La Garnacha

01/11/2024

04/08/2023

What a fun night!
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Cumbias, Tacos y Mexico 🇲🇽
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Join us and check out our schedule on our website!

03/04/2023

Once upon a time, in a world of dull and uninspiring events, a hero emerged! They wanted to celebrate their special day in style and make it a memory that would last a lifetime. They searched far and wide for the perfect caterer to bring their vision to life, and they finally found us!

Our team of skilled chefs got to work, creating a customized menu that would tantalize the taste buds of every guest. We sourced only the freshest and most delicious ingredients, ensuring that every dish was a masterpiece.

On the big day, our team arrived, setting up the food with precision and care. As the guests started to arrive, they were greeted by the mouth-watering aromas wafting from the setup.

The hero of our story was overjoyed as they saw their special event complete. They mingled with their guests, enjoying every bite of the delectable dishes and basking in the warm and welcoming atmosphere we had created.

If you're looking to create a memorable event, be the hero! Our catering services are designed to make your dreams come true, with a touch of magic and a lot of delicious food. Use our hashtag and to join the conversation and start planning your next big event with us!

02/10/2023

🚨 Hoy de 4 PM-7 PM 🚨
🚨 Mañana de 12 PM-7 PM 🚨
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En Sus Marcas, Listos, A Garnachear! 🤤
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Estamos mas cerca de TI. Aqui nuestro horario de este Viernes (10) y Sabado (11).
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Huaraches, Tacos, Quesadillas con masa AZUL!

01/24/2023

Estamos buscando a alguien que quiera ser parte de nuestro equipo Garnachero!
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We're looking for a future member of the Garnacha Team!

10/11/2022

🤎

National Indigenous People’s Day

“Ya existíamos”. En la escuela nos enseñaron que Cristobal Colon “descubrió America”. El énfasis en el uso de esta palabra “descubrimiento”, ha tenido de muchas formas y por siglos, un efecto de negación de la soberanía y valores de pueblos indígenas de todo el continente Americano. Actualmente, nos inspira el movimiento de “Descolonización” para no llamarle “Colombus day” pero el día de la multiculturalidad, reconociendo que la riqueza de Mexico y las Americas se basa en la diversidad de los Pueblos Indígenas. Celebrarlos es reconocer su presencia actual e histórica. Cuestionar nuestra historia es un deber constante, reflexionar en el uso peyorativo de las palabras en nuestro lenguaje, también lo es.

Creación artística de ANXEL - Creador Visual
Título: De regreso a casa
Técnica: Oleo sobre lienzo

Damos las gracias a este gran artista por ser parte de la “Casa Portales” en Chiapas, y nos sentimos muy orgullosos por trabajar en esta alianza que se ha establecido 🙌🏽🙌🏽



In the history clases of the United States and Mexico, they teach how Christopher Columbus “discovered” America. For centuries, accepting the concept of “discovery” has lead us to a denial of sovereignty of the indigenous people in the whole American Continent. Today we inspire the “Decolonization” movement, not calling today “Columbus Day” but “Indigenous People’s Day”. To celebrate our indigenous roots is to recognize the true history of the Americas, the consequences of colonization, and the fight for the sovereignty and sustainability of the indigenous community.

09/30/2022

SOLD OUT - WE ARE NOW CLOSED
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We want to thank our patrons for the amazing support for these last two years. We have loved meeting you, talking and joking around together all while breaking bread. We have made the decision to close our doors, we haven't made this decision lightly as we understand the love, you, our amazing patrons have for the Mexico City Experience. Gracias. We hope to see you around!

09/24/2022

Historical curiosities about Mexico:

-Its official name is not Mexico, but the United Mexican States.

-Its flag, although it was created in 1821, took 147 years to become official in 1968. (to have a pavilion but at the same time not)

-Home of the largest pyramid, did you think that the pyramids of Egypt were insurmountable? The Great Pyramid of Cholula measures 450 meters by 450 meters, rising 55 meters above the plain where construction began around 300 BC.

-Spanish-speaking country with more inhabitants, logic would say that Spain is where Spanish is spoken the most. But with more than 120 million inhabitants, Mexico outnumbers any other country.

- There are 68 recognized languages. One of the most unknown curiosities of Mexico is that there are 68 native languages ​​and 364 linguistic variants recognized in the country in addition to Spanish. Surprisingly, Mexico does not have any official language.

- Largest exporter of beer in the world, the Corona brand is the best known in other countries.

- Coca Cola is God, Mexico is the country with the highest consumption of Coca Cola on the entire planet. The devotion goes so far that in the town of San Juan Chamula, Coca Cola is literally considered a holy drink.

-Chocolate was a Mexican discovery. We have the Olmec, Aztec, Toltec and Mayan civilizations to thank!

•The largest university in the world is Mexican, UNAM has more than 360,000 students enrolled? With these figures, it is the largest in the world. It was founded in 1551, also earning the record for being the oldest university in North America.

09/20/2022

Ignorance is bliss.
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A little over 5 centuries ago, the natives in Mexico stopped feeling pride for their culture, their children and their children's children never knew that their grandparents had built an impressive civilization... Today, 500 years after the arrival of those men who had a strange way of seeing the world, Mexicans are beginning to discover things that a cruel system omitted from textbooks.
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Today it is known that:
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•The Olmecs discovered the vulcanization process 3,500 years before Charles Goodyear.
•The Mayans invented the number “0” and invented the mineralization of corn, making it the most nutritious food in the world.
•Teotihuacan was larger than imperial Rome
•That Texcoco was a cultural capital of the Nahua world, a city similar to Athens for the Greeks.
•It is known that Tenochtitlan had 700 thousand inhabitants, that is, it was 16 times larger than Seville at that time.
•It is also known that education among the Nahuas began from childhood and that it was compulsory, public and universal, unlike the Europeans, who only educated the children of the nobility at that time.
•We know today that the Mayans built observatories and that they designed the only calendar of venus in ancient times.
•That in the city of Ek Balam they founded the most important painting schools of their culture.
• It is known that the Wixarika and the Raramuri learned to connect their hearts and their thoughts with the earth and its essence thanks to the power plants and in that they avoided physical illnesses by healing the mind first.
•We know so much that today it is possible to leave behind that belief that the Europeans discovered a continent and that they also civilized it, because as you could see, the civilization here already existed, but it was something that the Europeans did not have the capacity to understand.

09/19/2022

Try our latest featured item: Alambre!

Thoroughly cooked and seasoned steak or al pastor with bell peppers, sautéed in onion, garlic and cheese on top with flour or corn tortilla.

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09/16/2022

🚨 You can’t miss out! 🚨
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We’ve added a few traditional items onto our menu.
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Mexican bakery goodies and artisan handmade jellos! Conchas, cuernos, besos, and tortugas! All of them available for dine in, take out AND delivery 🚚
(www.lagarnachautah.com/order-now)
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Perfect for a snack, to drink with a hot chocolate or a coffee, or however you’d like!
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We’ll see you soon! 🔜

09/01/2022

For some it's pumpkin spice, for others it's...pumpkin spice...for us, it's Pozole. 🥣
Come enjoy this amazing dish all through the winter starting today (Dine-In Only For This Week)
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Felices Fiestas (very roughly translated to "Get Ready To Party!")
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September is the month we remember the men and women that fought to give Mexico its independence from Spain. Farmers and militia helped us reach such independence. Sounds familiar? Most independence stories are similar, it's one of many cultural traits we ALL share.

08/29/2022

The community asked and we listened. We will have an expanded menu for dine-in (currently working on online menus) with the option of CHIPS AND SALSA or any variation (Guac, Bean Dip, Chunky Salsa or our signature Green Salsa)
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We would love your support as past months haven't been too nice to us and we truly want to stick around to continue to make a cultural difference. We realized, thanks to amazing friends and community leaders, that chips and salsa are ALSO a cultural thing to do, mainly here in Utah, alongside burritos, nachos and flour quesadillas, which will be available now.
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We hope to count on you as we already have seen your support during a worldwide pandemic, for which we are so grateful, and hope you enjoy our additional offerings!
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See you soon!

08/19/2022

08/09/2022

Mole Is Back!

Red Mole (32+ ingredients ground together and mixed with chicken broth) with 2 deliciously cooked chicken pieces (Chicken Leg and Thigh) with a side of home-style rice. Served with tortillas! http://popme.nu/lgd19

07/28/2022

Thanks for the review on our Sope Especial! We love it too!

"Welcoming and spacious environment. Staff is polite, warm, and attentive. The food reminded me of home, and so I'll be coming again for more of its magic.
The axolot tank was a new and fun take to enjoy.
It was great experience to be served here."
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07/19/2022

Quien se anima a una keka de flor de calabaza fresca 🤤 solo en
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‘Tis the season of Zucchini Blossom 🤤
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07/08/2022

Quesadilla (keka)
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We love Kekas (an obvious nickname for the quesadilla). Kekas are super common in the streets of Mexico City and there are two key ingredients in this: The Corn Masa (nixtamalized and organic) and the stews inside it (all different kinds of meats with all different kinds of flavors!).
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No need for extra beans and rice. No need for extra garnishings. A simple keka.

06/08/2022

We hope you enjoy your summer nights.
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Because there's nothing better than great nights, good food and better company!⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣
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05/14/2022

Quien Dijo Yo?
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Thanks for the review on our Sope Especial! We love it too!
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"This is Mexican food that you can't get anywhere else in the state! The scope is delicious - I love mine with pork al pastor."
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05/05/2022

Thanks for the review on our Pambazo Especial! We love it too!

"Really great! Got this my first time there and loved it! It was much bigger than I expected too! "
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https://bit.ly/3P497NN

04/29/2022

🚨EVENT ALERT🚨
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Join us this Saturday April 30th from 11 AM -3 PM for a celebration of the child, childhood and children in general.
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Bounce Houses, a petting zoo and free food for the first 200 kiddos that visit us.
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In 1924, in Mexico, April 30 was designated as Children's Day, with General Álvaro Obregón as President of the Mexico at the time and José Vasconcelos as Minister of Public Education. This decision was made in order to reaffirm the rights of children and create a happy childhood for a full and comprehensive development as a human being.
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04/22/2022

We are so excited to share this delicious family and cultural dish: Lamb Barbacoa, perfect for this weather, perfect for this city, perfect for you; truly a delicacy! Slow-cooked, juicy and Hidalgo-style Barbacoa, served with tortillas, beans and rice; broth optional. You just can't miss out!

Order Now: bit.ly/3xMJISw

03/27/2022

Hoy conmemoramos el Día de la Cocina Tlaxcalteca. 😋 🌽

Los platillos de este estado son muestra de una importante y rica llena de historia y tradiciones.

03/09/2022

Cihuatl(see-wah-tl):
Woman. 👩🏾👩🏽👩🏻👩🏿
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⚖️ Women in Aztec civilization shared some equal opportunities. Aztec civilization saw the rise of a military culture that was closed off to women and made their role complementary to men. The status of Aztec women in society was altered in the 15th century, when Spanish conquest forced European norms onto the indigenous culture. However, many pre-Columbian norms survived and their legacy still remains.
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🌽 One of the most important roles of Aztec women in the home was to prepare maize flour for making tortillas, an important tradition for Mexican families today. Dried maize was soaked in lime water, a process known as nixtamalization, and the nixtamalized grains ground.

02/25/2022

For all its complex flavor and elaborate preparation, it's the history of cochinita pibil that makes it truly Mexican. For centuries before the Spanish conquest, Mayan people made the dish with game meats such as venison and wild boar and enjoyed it early in the morning, before the regions blistering heat set in.
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As part of our Almost Secret Menu Today and Tomorrow ONLY: Mayan-rooted; Slow Cooked Pork marinated in Axiote (seed), orange and other spices, wrapped in Maguey Leaf (for flavor), baked for 4 hours. Comes with a side of rice and tortillas (for self-made tacos). Topped with Habanero pickled onions (optional). ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣