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Here’s Your First Peek at Blake Shelton’s Las Vegas Honky Tonk Bar

Blake Shelton’s sprawling country bar will offer some of the best views in Las Vegas

by Janna Karel  Jan 4, 2024, 1:49pm PST

Janna Karel is the Editor for Eater Vegas.

Blake Shelton’s Ole Red, a sprawling, multi-story bar, dance hall, music venue, and restaurant, opens soon, and when it does, it may offer the best rooftop view of the Las Vegas Strip. Shelton broke ground on Ole Red in January of 2023 in front of the Horseshoe Las Vegas. Since then, construction crews have been building the four-story Tennessee-born restaurant, chefs have been developing a menu with dishes that are exclusive to Las Vegas, and Shelton’s team has been bulking up the roster of musical acts that will perform on stage beneath the 4,500-pound ceiling-mounted tractor.

The roughly 27,000-square-foot country bar has four levels. On the first floor is a stage in front of a 38-foot-tall LED screen that can project images to complement shows or be divided into smaller screens for broadcasting sports and other events. The second and third stories overlook the stage and each floor has a bar at the back and fully modular seating — meaning that each floor can offer traditional restaurant-style tables, lounge-style seating, or even have the furniture cleared away to make room for dancing.

The second floor has a first for Las Vegas — a direct walkway into the honky tonk. The elevated pedestrian walkway stretches from the Bellagio Las Vegas Hotel and Casino side of Las Vegas Boulevard to right inside the bar. Both stories have outdoor balconies, offering views of the Grand Bazaar Shops to the East and the Fountains at Bellagio to the west.

The fourth floor is up on the rooftop and will offer a more exclusive experience. Reservations will be encouraged for evening VIP dining, with semi-private cabanas and lounge seating reserved with table minimums. The rooftop will have regular dining at lunch time, then transition to nightlife service around 9 p.m. every night, with cocktail menus and entertainment unique to the fourth floor.

The view from the center Strip rooftop is panoramic, offering views from the Mandalay Bay at the south end of the Strip to the Mirage at the north end. It’s primed for viewing big events like the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix and parades for the Golden Knights or Las Vegas Aces, with more than a mile of visibility in either direction. Ole Red can seat about 670 people, or offer standing room for more than 1,100. It’s a capacity that warrants the facility’s two kitchens.

Rendering of Ole Red.

The menu will have about 17 items from Ole Red’s locations in Tennessee, Florida, and Shelton’s hometown of Tishomingo, Oklahoma. Chef Mark Boor spent months developing a further 17 dishes that will be unique to Las Vegas. There will be appetizers like the Turnin’ Me On loaded tots, which are rounds of house-made crispy tots piled high with truffle salt, bacon, parmesan, herbs, a sweet bourbon onion and tomato jam, and a smoked black bean aioli. Shrimp corn dogs are Boor’s answer to “Vegas-ifying” the corn dog — coating skewers of shrimp in a light and flaky batter, served with three types of aioli. Boor says his favorite dish, and one he expects to be a crowd-pleaser, is the blackberry crispy chicken sliders. The three mini sandwiches are layered with sweet blackberry compote, a tangy whipped goat cheese spread with jalapenos, cabbage, and super crispy chicken on brioche buns.

Leaning into the West Coast-adjacent location, the menu will have a street corn salad with roasted corn and cotija cheese and mahi-mahi tacos with slaw and avocado. The Hell Right burger is 10 ounces of ground short rib, brisket, and chuck with hatch green chiles, pepper jack cheese, and smoked mushrooms — the result a super juicy burger requiring a two-hand grip. And there’s also the Ole Red ribeye, a 20-ounce bone-in ribeye with spiced chipotle butter, horseradish mashed potatoes, and crunchy slaw.

Ole Red Las Vegas and Ryman Hospitality Properties say that this will be the chain’s largest location to date. With a focus on live country music, the bar will predominantly boast a soundtrack of acoustic solo artists during the day, bands in the evening, and even DJs performing after dark. General manager, Ryan Klaasen says that on most days, the restaurant will be organized for lunch service through the afternoon, and then the tables and booths may take on whatever redecorating is needed to accommodate the night’s entertainment.

��I’ve been coming here a long time. I hosted award shows and worked concerts and was a fan and witness to Gwen Stefani’s residency,” Shelton said at an announcement for the bar last January. “And every time I’m here, I want to see some damn country music.” Shelton said he expects that Ole Red will welcome talent from unsigned singers and artists previously featured on The Voice. He’s also pitched a night in which visitors play talent scouts, listening to music from country artists in a venue with concert-quality production.

While Ole Red doesn’t have an opening date yet, it is expected to open within the next few weeks.

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two possible dinner party menus 🍽️❤️

a) homemade focaccia crust pizza + caesar salad + blackened chicken alfredo + sherbert floats or sorbet

b) ribs, shoulder, shredded pork bbq, brisket + loaded baked potato bites + mexican street corn + pan cookies

c) bacon wrapped chicken bites + white chicken chilli, taco soup, potato soup + broccoli casserole + sourdough cinnamon rolls

i need help deciding!

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Foodie Guide to Brand-New Disney Jollywood Nights

Grab some Hollywood glam and an appetite because Disney Jollywood Nights is days away from kicking off its first night! This brand-new holiday extravaganza is coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios on 10 select nights from Nov. 11 through Dec. 20 and is filled with plenty of festive fun. This new nighttime soiree will feature plenty of swanky spots for Guests to enjoy like the Holiday Fiesta en la Calle over in Commissary Lane. This street party will be filled with Latin holiday tunes, colorful décor, and plenty of eats and sips inspired by Latin holiday traditions for a vibrant and lively party. Or experience Jazzy Holidays at The Hollywood Brown Derby here the restaurant transforms into a smooth jazz joint, playing holiday tunes amidst sparkling décor. Here, Guests can sip craft cocktails and indulge in an exclusive menu of light bites while enjoying the music and ambiance of this classy establishment. Guests can even drop by the dazzling Twilight Soirée at The Tip-Top Club, a swingin’ soiree in the courtyard of The Hollywood Tower Hotel. A live band will be bringing the fun with holiday tunes in jukebox style as Guests sip on fancy cocktails. While Guests are at all of these locations and the others scattered throughout the park, they'll be able to indulge in tasty delights that will light up their taste buds with holiday spirit (and flavor). From the delicious Holiday Turkey Popover at Fairfax Fare to the lovely Tiramisù Puff at PizzeRizzo, and even sweet sips like the Sandy Claws Hot Cocoa from Dockside Diner, this new event has something for everyone to enjoy this holiday season! And don’t forget about the thrilling entertainment going on too! Guests can check out the can’t-miss musical variety show featuring some of their favorites, like Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy, and the seasonal nighttime spectacular Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM! To make the night even more festive, we’d suggest wearing holiday best with an old Hollywood flair. We can’t wait to see all the tasty eats and sips coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios this holiday season. We're pleased to present the official Foodie Guide to the first-ever Disney Jollywood Nights! Holiday Fiesta en la Calle at ABC Commissary - Chicken Empanadas with Street Corn: Chicken empanadas served with a side of street corn salad topped with chili peppers, lime, and cotija cheese - Yuca con Chicharrón: Fried pork belly, yuca, red pickled onions, and chili pepper-lime seasoning with a yellow pepper aïoli - Mushroom Taco: Chili-roasted Mixed mushrooms, avocado crema, baby gem lettuce, and garnished with sliced radish - (Plant-based Item) - Birria Taco: Shredded short rib and Monterey jack served with beef consommé for dipping - Tembleque: Coconut rice pudding with caramel-rum sauce and cinnamon - Mexican Hot Cocoa Cheesecake: Spiced chocolate cheesecake on a chocolate cookie base topped with vanilla whipped cream and cocoa powder with a chocolate handle - Mangonada: Frozen mango beverage with mango-chili pepper-lime sauce and chili pepper-lime seasoning on top (Non-alcoholic) - Zero-Proof Piña Colada: Lyre’s Spiced Cane Spirit, coconut, pineapple, and lime - Oaxaca Old Fashioned: Casa Dragones Blanco Tequila, Del Maguey Vida Mezcal, agave nectar, Mexican chocolate, and orange bitters served over ice garnished with an orange Baseline Taphouse - Tuna Ceviche: Marinated ahi tuna, pico de gallo, and avocado cream topped with cilantro - Charcuterie Cup: Manchego, chorizo, serrano ham, pickled vegetables, olives, and toasted focaccia bread - Beer Margarita: Blend of Patrón Silver Tequila, Cointreau Liqueur, and lime juice topped with Scrimshaw Pilsner over Ice Dockside Diner - Spicy Pimento-Kimchee Dip topped with chives and served with fresh house-made wonton chips - Roasted Eggplant Dip topped with chives and served with warm pita bread (Plant-based Item) - Poutine Tots: Potato barrels topped with gravy, brisket, mozzarella curds, and chives - Christmas Tree Cookie Stack: Vanilla cookie stack filled with pistachio buttercream, cranberry, and raspberry jam topped with sprinkles and a yellow candy star - Sandy Claws Hot Cocoa: “Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas”-inspired dark chocolate hot cocoa topped with cherry whipped cream (Non-alcoholic) - Naughty or Nice: Crown Royal Whisky and ginger mixed with orange, cranberry, and grapefruit juices topped with fresh cranberries Epic Eats - Spicy Korean Chicken Funnel Cake: Spicy fried Korean chicken with pickled vegetables served on a mini funnel cake - Brisket Reuben Funnel Cake: Beef brisket and sauerkraut slaw topped with thousand island dressing served on a mini funnel cake - S'mores Funnel Cake: Giant roasted marshmallow with chocolate and marshmallow sauce, topped with chocolate curls and cinnamon cereal served on a mini funnel cake - Samuel Adams Winter Lager: Spiced with cinnamon, ginger, and orange peel for a deep flavor and malty finish Fairfax Fare  - Holiday Turkey Popover: Roasted turkey and creamy mashed potatoes topped with gravy, cranberry chutney, and chives in a house-made popover - 'Just the Sides' Popover: Macaroni & cheese and savory collard greens with ham topped with cornbread crumbs in a house-made popover - PB&J Doughnut: Glazed doughnut with creamy peanut butter and grape jelly dipped in dark chocolate topped with crushed house-made salt and vinegar chips - Kermit's Frozen Banana Bliss: Frozen banana and white chocolate with caramel swirls topped with matcha whipped cream and sprinkle (Non-alcoholic) - Mistletoe Martini: Tito's Handmade Vodka and St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur mixed with cranberry juice and topped with fresh cranberries and mint leaves Gertie’s Ice Cream of Extinction - Christmas Gertie Cookie: Sugar cookie with mint icing (Also available with mint soft-serve) Market - Buffalo Chicken Spring Rolls: Fried spring rolls served with a jalapeño-ranch dipping sauce and fried rice noodles - Frozone's Snowball Macaroons: Coconut macaroons drizzled with blue vanilla frosting and topped white snowflake sprinkles - Spiced Apple Cider: Apple cider and cinnamon with an apple chip garnish (Non-alcoholic) - Zero-Proof Apple Cider: Lyre’s Spiced Cane Spirit, apple cider, Angostura Bitters, and cinnamon topped with an apple chip and cinnamon rim - In Holiday Fashion: Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon, rosemary syrup, cranberry and lime juices, and cinnamon PizzeRizzo - Meatball and Polenta: Giant meatball with marinara and creamy cheese polenta - Olive and Goat Cheese Flatbread: Olive oil-toasted flatbread, creamy goat cheese, rustic olive and tomato spread, balsamic glaze, and lemon watercress - Antipasto Flatbread: Fresh mozzarella, salami, peperoni, country ham, olives, peppers, onions, pepperoncini, and marinara - Tiramisù Puff: Sweet-and-savory with flavors of espresso, chocolate, and a coffee-infused custard and mascarpone cream - Benvolio Pinot Grigio - Banfi Chianti Superiore - Peroni Nastro Azzuro Lager Draft - Heineken 0.0 Non-Alcoholic Lager Twilight Soirée at The Tip-Top Club - The 5th Dimension Royale: Teremana Blanco Tequila, Cointreau Liqueur, desert pear, agave nectar, and lime juice topped with Domaine Ste. Michelle Brut and garnished with a dehydrated blood orange wheel - Twilight Daiquiri: Parrot Bay Coconut Rum, ube, lime juice, and a splash of shimmer - Sparkling Pomegranate-Apple Cider: Pomegranate-green tea topped with sparkling apple cider and pomegranate seeds - Domaine Ste. Michelle Brut The Trolley Car Café   - Ornament Mousse: Dark chocolate-cherry mousse Outdoor Vending Locations - Gingerbread Bites (Plant-based Item) Bar Locations - Zero-Proof Gingerbread Spritzer: Lyre’s Spiced Cane Spirit, gingerbread syrup, and club soda garnished with a gingerbread bite - Sugar Cookie Martini: Stoli Vanil Vodka, Baileys Irish Cream Liqueur, and DISARONNO Originale Liqueur mixed with milk and sugar in a sprinkle-rimmed glass with a sugar cookie garnish Jazzy Holidays at The Hollywood Brown Derby - Oyster Rockefeller: Spinach foam, shaved parmesan, rocoto pepper relish, and salmon caviar - Crispy Duck Drumettes: Spicy orange glaze, carrots, and kumquats - Charcuterie: House-made cured meats and accompaniments, blue cheese mousse, and toasted sourdough - Shrimp Cocktail: Classic cocktail sauce, citrus pearls, avocado mousse - Derby Slider: Bison and pork belly blend, taleggio cheese sauce, and fig stout jam - Tuna Carpaccio: Mezcal pickled vegetables, salsa macha, and avocado crema - Pork Belly Bao: Korean BBQ, cucumber slaw, and soy vinaigrette - Tofu Bao: Seared tofu, cucumber slaw, and soy vinaigrette - An assortment of classic cocktails, zero-proof and non-alcoholic beverages, wine, and beer To experience the festive fun of Jazzy Holidays at The Holiday Brown Derby, you can request to join the walk-up waitlist on the My Disney Experience app. Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company - Tinseltown Tini: Toast to holiday cheer with this cold brew coffee topped with Kahlúa, Grey Goose Vodka, a hint of light cream, and a dash of whipped cream with cocoa (Available at the location near The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror) - Round ‘Em Up Latte: A merry blend of espresso, cookie butter syrup, dulce de leche sauce, and milk topped with fluffy whipped cream, playful animal crackers, and festive sprinkles; available hot or iced (Non-alcoholic Beverage) (Available at the location in Toy Story Land) (Note: All offerings are subject to change and availability.) 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Chili’s Lunch Menu Prices & Hours [Updated February 2023]

Enjoy feasting on Mexican specials during lunch hours at Chili’s! This restaurant has classic American comfort food along with Mexican and Tex-Mex specialties on its menu. Read this entire article to know Chili’s lunch menu prices and hours. From the lunch timings of Chili’s and menu with updated prices, we have covered them all.  Chili’s lunch menu has combos like boneless wings, bacon ranch chicken quesadillas, etc. You can have fajitas, chicken, and seafood like Cajun shrimp pasta, Chipotle shrimp fresh Mex bowl, and many more. You can try the lunch specials at Chili’s between 12 P.M. and 4 P.M. A delightful lunch at Chili’s costs around $50. Chili’s also offers gift cards and tokens to its customers. You’ll find amazing go-to alcoholic drinks on the lunch menu of Chili’s. These drinks are also served during dinner hours. The lunch menu prices provided in this article are takes from the Chili’s restaurant in Santa Fe, New Mexico, U.S. Now, let me tell you the history of Chili’s.  Chili’s is an American restaurant chain founded by Larry Lavine in Texas in 1975. This casual dining restaurant chain specializes in American comfort food and food items from Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine. This restaurant chain has more than 1600 branches worldwide.

Chili’s Lunch Menu With Prices

From fajitas and tacos to steaks and ribs smoked in-house, every food item served at Chili’s is amazingly delicious. Have you tried Texas-size baby back ribs here? Half rack baby back ribs costs just $13.69. The ribs and steak are slow-cooked and smoked in-house over pecan woods. You can have original full order ribs, half order ribs, classic ribeye, etc.  Classic sirloin is seasoned and topped with garlic. It’s served with steamed broccoli and loaded mashed potatoes. Classic sirloin with grilled avocado has sirloin seasoned and topped with a spicy citrus-chile sauce. It has grilled avocado slices placed over it and topped with cilantro and pico de gallo. This dish is served with roasted asparagus and costs $13.49. If you wanna try the ‘guiltless grills’ for lunch, try having margarita grilled chicken, ancho salmon, grilled chicken salad, or Mango-chile chicken. Ancho salmon has Atlantic salmon rubbed with chile seasoning and seared to perfection. It’s flavored with queso fresco, citrus-chile sauce, and cilantro. This delicious crispy salmon is served with steamed broccoli and Mexican rice. Get the best of house-made smokey delights by having ‘smokehouse combos’ at Chili’s! You can choose from delicious smoked ribs, quesadillas, smoked sausages, or chicken crispers and enjoy your choice of smokehouse combo. These are served with fries, roasted street corn, and garlic toast. You can also try fajitas and ‘big mouth burgers’ like chicken fajitas, steak fajitas, shrimp fajitas, BBQ brisket burger, Chili’s secret sauce burger, etc. Just bacon burger, queso burger, and the Oldtimer on Chili’s lunch menu are priced as $10.89, $9.59, and $8.99, respectively. You can enjoy your mains with mouth-watering sides and appetizers like roasted asparagus, street corn, loaded mashed potatoes, southwestern eggrolls, skillet queso, white spinach queso, bone-in wings, classic nachos, fried pickles, crispy cheddar bites, and many more. Among desserts, you can have molten chocolate cake, skillet chocolate chip cookie, and cheesecake. You can get all three of these dessert for $7.99, $7.49, and $6.99, respectively. Enjoy your lunch with beverages like coke, Dasani, apple juice, cranberry juice, iced tea, coffee, etc. You can also have strawberry lemonade and unsweetened tea at Chili’s. To have a look at the entire lunch menu and to know the prices, read the menu tables below. Check out the nutritional value of these menu items from the nutritional information table below.  Appetizers Menu With Prices Triple Dipper$ 13.19Southwestern Eggrolls$ 9.49Skillet Queso$ 7.19White Spinach Queso$ 8.39Fresh Guacamole$ 6.89Chips & Salsa$ 4.79Awesome Blossom Petals$ 7.10Classic Nachos$ 9.59Fried Pickles$ 6.69Crispy Cheddar Bites$ 7.39Texas Cheese Fries – Full$ 8.99Texas Cheese Fries – Half$ 5.69 Big Mouth Burgers Menu With Prices Mushroom Swiss Burger$ 10.49Queso Burger$ 9.59Alex’s Santa Fe Burger$ 11.39Just Bacon Burger$ 10.89Oldtimer with Cheese$ 9.59Oldtimer$ 8.99Big Mouth Bites$ 10.99 Ribs & Steaks Menu With Prices Original Full Order Ribs$ 20.69Original Half Order Ribs$ 13.69Mix & Match Ribs$ 20.69House BBQ Full Order Ribs$ 20.69House BBQ Half Order Ribs$ 13.69Texas Dry Rub Full Order Ribs$ 20.69Texas Dry Rub Half Order Ribs$ 13.69Honey-Chipotle Full Order Ribs$ 20.69Honey-Chipotle Half Order Ribs$ 13.69Classic Ribeye$ 19.89Classic Sirloin – 10oz$ 18.49Classic Sirloin* – 6oz$ 12.696 oz. Classic Sirloin* with Grilled Avocado$ 13.49 Fajitas Menu With Prices Mix & Match Fajitas$ 17.19Mix & Match Fajita Trio$ 18.39Carnitas Fajitas$ 15.19Chicken Fajitas$ 15.19Steak Fajitas$ 17.19Shrimp Fajitas$ 17.19Black Bean & Veggie Fajitas$ 15.19 Salads, Soups & Chili Menu With Prices Boneless Buffalo Chicken Salad$ 11.29Quesadilla Explosion Salad$ 11.89Santa Fe Crispers Salad$ 11.99Santa Fe Chicken Salad$ 11.99Caribbean Salad with Seared Shrimp$ 13.39Caribbean Salad with Grilled Chicken$ 11.69Southwest Chicken Caesar Salad$ 18.89Southwest Shrimp Caesar Salad$ 12.19Grilled Chicken Salad$ 11.39Soup & House Salad$ 7.89Soup & Caesar Salad$ 7.89Chili & House Salad$ 8.69Chili & Caesar Salad$ 8.69Side Caesar Salad$ 4.59Side House Salad$ 4.59Bowl of the Original Chili$ 5.49Cup of the Original Chili$ 3.99Bowl of Soup$ 4.89Cup of Soup$ 3.69 Chicken & Seafood Menu With Prices Cajun Chicken Pasta$ 12.99Cajun Shrimp Pasta$ 14.19Chipotle Chicken Fresh Mex Bowl$ 11.49Chipotle Shrimp Fresh Mex Bowl$ 11.89Ancho Salmon$ 16.39Margarita Grilled Chicken$ 12.49Spicy Shrimp Tacos$ 11.89Mango-Chile Chicken$ 12.49Honey-Chipotle Crispers & Waffles$ 11.99 Tacos & Quesadillas Menu With Prices Brisket Quesadillas$ 11.89Bacon Ranch Chicken Quesadillas$ 11.49Beef Bacon Ranch Quesadillas$ 11.89Spicy Shrimp Tacos$ 11.89Ranchero Chicken Tacos$ 11.39 Smokehouse Combos Menu With Prices Smokehouse Combo$ 16.69Ultimate Smokehouse Combo$ 18.79 Lunch Specials Menu With Prices Double Burger$ 9.00Spicy Shrimp Tacos$ 9.00Bacon Ranch Chicken Quesadillas$ 9.00Boneless Wings$ 9.00Bacon Avocado Grilled Chicken Sandwich$ 9.00California Turkey Club$ 9.00Chipotle Chicken Fresh Mex Bowl$ 9.00Chicken Fajitas$ 9.29Lunch Shrimp Fajitas$ 9.79Mini Chocolate Molten$ 2.49 Sides Menu With Prices Sides$ 1.99Dip Options$ 0.79 Desserts Menu With Prices Molten Chocolate Cake$ 7.99Skillet Chocolate Chip Cookie$ 7.49Cheesecake$ 6.99 Beverages Menu With Prices Soft Drinks/Tea/Lemonade$ 2.79Strawberry Lemonade$ 3.19Half Tea /Half Lemonade$ 3.19Blackberry Iced Tea$ 3.19Mango Iced Tea$ 3.19Dasani$ 2.49Juice$ 2.49Milk$ 2.59Coffee$ 2.49Gallon of Iced Tea$ 6.69Gallon of Blackberry Iced Tea$ 7.49Gallon of Strawberry Lemonade$ 7.49Gallon of Mango Iced Tea$ 7.49 Kids Menu Menu With Prices Pepper Pals Cheese Burger Bites$ 5.65Pepper Pals Burger Bites$ 5.65Pepper Pals Grilled Chicken Bites$ 5.65Pepper Pals Cheese Quesadilla$ 5.25Pepper Pals Grilled Cheese Sandwich$ 5.25Pepper Pals Crispy Crispers$ 5.75Pepper Pals Grilled Chicken Dippers$ 5.75Pepper Pals Cheesy Chicken Pasta$ 5.75Kraft Macaroni & Cheese$ 5.25Pepper Pals Cheese Pizza$ 5.75Pepper Pals Pepperoni Pizza$ 5.75Mini Chocolate Molten$ 2.49

Chili’s Lunch Nutritional Information

Nutritional Informationbrinker-chilis/nutrition-menu Read the nutritional value of all the lunch menu items by clicking on the links in the table above.

Chili’s Lunch Hours

If you’re planning to visit Chili’s for lunch, make sure you visit this place at the right time. The happy hours of Chili’s begin at 3 P.M. and last till 7 P.M. Since lunch at Chili’s is served from 12 P.M. to 4 P.M., if you visit this restaurant late during lunch hours, you might not find an empty dinner table for you.  Lunch specials are served at special offers during happy hours. The table below has the lunch hours of Chili’s for the entire week. These lunch timings are in reference to the Chili’s restaurant in Santa Fe, New Mexico, U.S.  Monday12 P.M. to 4 P.M.Tuesday12 P.M. to 4 P.M.Wednesday12 P.M. to 4 P.M.Thursday12 P.M. to 4 P.M.Friday12 P.M. to 4 P.M.Saturday12 P.M. to 4 P.M.Sunday12 P.M. to 4 P.M. Read further to know how to check the lunch hours and lunch menu prices of Chili’s restaurant in your location. 

How To Check Chili’s Latest Lunch Menu Prices & Hours Of Your Nearest Location

If you want to visit your nearest Chili’s for lunch, you should know its lunch hours. In case you want to order the food online, I’m here with all the information you need. You can order lunch specials online from Chili’s using its official website. Sometimes, it serves food at a discount or special offers to its customers who order food from Chili’s android app or iOS app Many food delivery apps like Doordash, Grubhub, UberEats, Postmates, or Seamless, also offer food from Chili’s. Read the steps and check out the pictures below. Follow these instructions carefully to find Chili’s latest lunch menu prices and hours of your nearest location.  - On the homepage of Chili’s official website, click on “Find a nearby Chili’s”. - Enter the name of your location in the search box or click on “Use my current location”.  - You’ll find a list on the Chili’s restaurant near your location and check out the operational hours and other information of your nearest Chili’s outlet. - Click on “Order Now” and start selecting the dishes you want to order for lunch. View your cart, review the list of dishes, and click on “Check Out” to proceed. - You can edit the order or location. Once you’re done, fill your contact details and choose the payment method to confirm your order. Wait for the food to arrive!

Best Lunch Dishes At Chili’s 

1. Margarita Grilled Chicken Margarita grilled chicken has juicy charred chicken grilled and seasoned with margarita mix. This chicken is topped with pico de gallo, tortilla strips, and a lemon slice. It is served with black beans and Mexican rice. 2. Spicy Garlic And Lime Shrimp Spicy garlic and lime shrimp has crispy shrimp caramelized and coated with spices. These shrimp are cooked with garlic flavored butter and are served with a condiment of your choice. You can also have these with queso or salsa. 3. Chicken Bacon Ranch Quesadillas Chicken bacon ranch quesadillas have chicken and bacon slices mixed with delicious ranch. These are sandwiched between tortilla sheets and are served with any side dish of your choice. You can have these with queso, salsa, or fries. 4. Cajun Chicken Pasta Cajun chicken pasta has chicken seasoned with Cajun spices. This chicken is cooked and served with creamy penne pasta. This dish is topped with diced tomatoes and shredded cheddar cheese.  5. Enchilada soup Enchilada soup is another specialty of Chili’s. This thick creamy soup is loaded with the flavors of enchilada, Velveeta cheese, Monterey Jack, and Masa Harina. It’s topped with cheddar cheese. 

Conclusion

I hope the information in this article was helpful! Visit your nearest Chili’s or order the above-mentioned lunch specials online from the website of Chili’s. Feel free to check out the latest breakfast menu prices and hours or dinner menu prices and hours of Chili’s on our website. 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the best dishes from the lunch menu of Chili’s? The best dishes from the lunch menu of Chili’s are margarita grilled chicken, spicy garlic & lime shrimp, chicken bacon ranch quesadillas, Cajun chicken pasta, and enchilada soup. What are the lunch hours at Chili’s? Chili’s serves lunch between 12 P.M. and 4 P.M. the entire week. The happy hours of Chili’s are from 3 P.M. to 7 P.M. Can we order lunch from Chili’s online? Yes, Chili’s accepts online orders from its official website and its official app. You can choose any other food delivery platform like Doordash, Grubhub, UberEats, etc to order lunch from Chili’s. What is the average cost of lunch at Chili’s? The average cost of lunch at Chili’s costs around $50 per person. Read the full article

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Hispanic Heritage Month: Delicious Eats!

Chicano Eats: Recipes from My Mexican-American Kitchen by Esteban Castillo

Esteban Castillo grew up in Santa Ana, California, where more than three-quarters of the population is Latino. Because Mexican food was the foundation of his childhood, he was surprised to see recipes for dishes on popular food blogs that were anything but the traditional meals he grew up eating. He was inspired to create the blog, Chicano Eats, to showcase his love for design, cooking, and culture and provide a space for authentic Latino voices, recipes, and stories to be heard. Building on his blog, Chicano Eats is a bicultural and bilingual cookbook that includes 85 traditional and fusion Mexican recipes as gorgeous to look at as they are sublime to eat. Chicano cuisine is Mexican food made by Chicanos (Mexican Americans) that has been shaped by the communities in the U.S. where they grew up. It is Mexican food that bisects borders and uses a group of traditional ingredients—chiles, beans, tortillas, corn, and tomatillos—and techniques while boldly incorporating many exciting new twists, local ingredients, and influences from other cultures and regions in the United States.

Turnip Greens & Tortillas: A Mexican Chef Spices Up the Southern Kitchen by Eddie Hernandez, Susan Puckett, Angie Mosier (Photographer)

USA Today called Taqueria del Sol “a runaway success.” Bon Appétit wrote: “Move over, Chipotle!” The fast-casual food of Eddie Hernandez, the James Beard-nominated chef/co-owner of the restaurant, lands on the commonalities of Southern and Mexican food, with dishes like Memphis barbecue pork tacos, chicken pot pie served in a “bowl” of a puffed tortilla, turnip greens in “pot likker” spiked with chiles, or the “Eddie Palmer,” sweet tea with a jab of tequila. Eddie never hesitates to break with purists to make food taste better, adding sugar to creamy grits to balance the jalapeños, or substituting tomatillos in fried green tomatoes for a more delicate texture. Throughout, “Eddie’s Way” sidebars show how to make each dish even more special.

Mallmann on Fire: 100 Inspired Recipes to Grill Anytime, Anywhere by Francis Mallmann

“Elemental, fundamental, and delicious” is how Anthony Bourdain describes the trailblazing live-fire cooking of Francis Mallmann. The New York Times called Mallmann’s first book, Seven Fires, “captivating” and “inspiring.” And now, in Mallmann on Fire, the passionate master of the Argentine grill takes us grilling in magical places—in winter���s snow, on mountaintops, on the beach, on the crowded streets of Manhattan, on a deserted island in Patagonia, in Paris, Brooklyn, Bolinas, Brazil—each locale inspiring new discoveries as revealed in 100 recipes for meals both intimate and outsized. We encounter legs of lamb and chicken hung from strings, coal-roasted delicata squash, roasted herbs, a parrillada of many fish, and all sorts of griddled and charred meats, vegetables, and fruits, plus rustic desserts cooked on the chapa and baked in wood-fired ovens. At every stop along the way there is something delicious to eat and a lesson to be learned about slowing down and enjoying the process, not just the result.

Trejo's Tacos: Recipes and Stories from L.A. by Danny Trejo, Hugh Garvey

From the legendary actor and L.A restaurateur comes a cookbook featuring 75 badass recipes, from lowrider donuts and award-winning vegan cauliflower tacos to a sweet and spicy brisket inspired by Danny's mom's barbacoa.

Throughout Danny's life, sharing good food has always been essential--whether it was home-cooked meals made by his mom while imagining the menu for their dream restaurant or whipping up post-wrap celebratory tacos for his Hollywood friends. Now, with his own restaurant empire growing, Danny shares his favorite recipes for bold, fun, and versatile Mexican food by way of L.A. You'll come away with the know-how and skills for cooking slow-braised pork shoulder with bacon and chiles for unbelievably flavorful carnitas, turning spiced fried chicken or Mexi-falafel into tacos and burritos, and how to make cotija and chile mashed potatoes that will impress all your friends (especially when served with brisket!).

The book also includes stories about Danny's lifelong love of food, from the meals his mom made when he was growing up in the San Fernando Valley to a map of his favorite restaurants and hangouts in Los Angeles, how his time in prison led to his acting career and opening a restaurant, and his journey of becoming an AA/NA counselor. Like Danny's restaurants, Trejo's Tacos is generous, hospitable, and symbolic of L.A.'s vibrant Latino culture.

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Tacos Ave 26, Figueroa Plaza, Figueroa St. & Genevieve Ave., Los Angeles (Highland Park), CA 90041

The name of this truck makes me think it’s owned by the famous Avenue 26 Taco Stand people, but is it really? I’m not so sure after eating there. On the plus side, the tacos are only $1, same as Ave. 26 Tacos. There’s no menu posted anywhere, so it’s hard to tell what they have. The meats are listed: al pastor, asada, buche (pig stomach), cabeza (cow head), suadero (beef brisket) and tripe (crossed out).

She mentioned they had burritos, tortas, etc. Order and pay. They’ll call you when the order is ready.

The tacos are your typical street tacos: 2 small corn tortillas, meat, chopped white onions, cilantro, salsa. They also provided limes but no sliced radishes or pickled veggies.

* Cabeza tacos: nice, beefy flavor, tender

* Al pastor taco: had a funny taste, not aggressively seasoned

* Buche: super dry, very salty

The corn tortillas were lukewarm even though I ate the tacos right away. I would only return for the cabeza.

Credit cards are accepted.

2.5 out of 5 stars

By Lolia S.

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Top 11 American Food Dishes That People Love

Fast, garbage, handled - with regards to American nourishment, the nation is most popular for the stuff that is portrayed by words more qualified to oily, granulating mechanical yield. In any case, residents of the USA have a great craving for good stuff, as well.

To commend its interminable culinary innovativeness, we're tossing our rundown of 50 most delightful American nourishment things at you. We realize you're going to need to toss back.

Standard procedures: recognize that in any event, attempting to characterize American nourishment is extreme; further recognize that picking most loved American things unavoidably implies forgetting about or unintentionally ignoring some much-cherished territorial claims to fame.

Presently get the elastic cover on in light of the fact that we're going first. Let the nourishment battle start:

1. Key lime pie

Key lime pie is a staple on south Florida menus.

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In the event that life gives you limes, don't make limeade, make a Key lime pie. The official state pie of Florida, this cheeky tart has made herself an overall notoriety, which begun in - what other place? - the Florida Keys, from whence come the minor limes that gave the pie its name.

Auntie Sally, a cook for Florida's first independent mogul, transport salvager William Curry, gets the kudos for making the primary Key lime pie in the late 1800s. In any case, you may likewise say thanks to Florida wipe angler for likely beginning the mixture of key lime juice, improved consolidated milk, and egg yolks, which could be "cooked" (by a thickening concoction response of the fixings) adrift.

2. Potato tots

Potato tots are crunchy singed potatoes.

Potato tots are crunchy singed potatoes.

We love French fries, however for an American nourishment minor departure from the potato subject, one dearest at Sonic drive-ins and school cafeterias all over, consider the Tater Tot.

Notice it frequently has the enrolled trademark - these business hash dark colored chambers are for sure restrictive to the Ore-Ida organization. On the off chance that you'd been one of the Grigg siblings who established Ore-Ida, you'd have needed to think of something to do with extra bits of cut-up potatoes, as well. They included some flour and flavoring and formed the squash into modest tots and put them available in 1956. Somewhat more than 50 years after the fact, America is eating around 32 million kilos of these potatoes every year.

3. San Francisco sourdough bread

Sourdough bread is San Francisco's most adored prepared treat.

Sourdough bread is San Francisco's most adored prepared treat.

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Sourdough is as old as the pyramids and not circumstantially was eaten in antiquated Egypt. However, the hands-down American top pick, and the sourest assortment, originates from San Francisco.

As much a piece of NoCal culinary culture as Napa Valley wine, sourdough bread has been a staple since Gold Rush days. Once upon a wilderness time, excavators (called "sourdoughs" for making due on the stuff) and pilgrims conveyed sourdough starter (more dependable than other raising) in pockets around their necks or on their belts.

Thank heavens that is not the manner in which they do it at Boudin Bakery, which has been turning out the bread that nibbles back in the City by the Bay since 1849.

4. Cobb serving of mixed greens

Initially made with extras, Cobb serving of mixed greens now one of America's preferred tidbits.

Initially made with extras, Cobb serving of mixed greens now one of America's preferred tidbits.

The gourmet specialist's plate of mixed greens began back East, yet American nourishment trailblazers working with lettuce out West wouldn't have been beaten.

In 1937, Bob Cobb, the proprietor of The Brown Derby, was searching at the eatery's North Vine area for a feast for Sid Grauman of Grauman's Theater when he set up a plate of mixed greens with what he found in the ice chest: a head of lettuce, an avocado, some romaine, watercress, tomatoes, some chilly chicken bosom, a hard-bubbled egg, chives, cheddar, and some good old French dressing.

Dark colored Derby legend says, "He began cleaving. Included some fresh bacon, swiped from a bustling gourmet specialist." The serving of mixed greens went onto the menu and straight into the core of Hollywood.

5.Pot broil

Braised meat and vegetables - the ideal warming hot pot.

The youth Sunday family supper of gen X-ers all over the place, pot cook asserts a wistful most loved spot in the best 10 of American solace nourishments. There's an entire age that would be lost without it.

Hamburger brisket, base or top round, or hurl set in a profound broiling skillet with potatoes, carrots, onions, and whatever else your mother tossed in to be imbued with the meat's stewing juices, the pot meal could be blessed with red wine or even lager, at that point secured and cooked on the stovetop or in the broiler.

6. Twinkies

Twinkies are known for their toughness and timeframe of realistic usability - gossip says they could endure an atomic assault.

Twinkies are known for their sturdiness and timeframe of realistic usability - talk says they could endure an atomic assault.

Entertainer's notable "Brilliant Sponge Cake with Creamy Filling" has been sugaring us up since James Dewar developed it at the Continental Baking Company in Schiller Park, Illinois, in 1930.

The Twinkie spurned its unique banana cream filling for vanilla when bananas were rare during World War II. As though they weren't incredibly adequate as of now, the Texas State Fair began the trend of profound singing them.

Dumped in hot oil or essentially torn from their bundling, Twinkies charm with their name (propelled by a board promoting Twinkle Toe Shoes), their ladyfinger shape (punctured multiple times to infuse the filling), and their summonings of noon break. They were incidentally removed the racks between November 2012 to July 2013 - when Hostess declared financial insolvency. Presently they are back and going solid.

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7. Jerky

It probably won't look mouth-watering, however the taste represents itself with no issue.

It probably won't look mouth-watering, however the taste represents itself with no issue.

Dried out meat withered nearly to the point of being unrecognizable - an improbable wellspring of so much gustatory delight, yet jerky is a high-protein most loved of explorers, street trippers, and snackers all over the place.

It's American nourishment the manner in which we like our wild grub - extreme and fiery.

We like the creation legend that says it's the immediate relative of American Indian pemmican, which blended fire-relieved meat with creature fat. Hamburger, turkey, chicken, venison, bison, even ostrich, gator, yak, and emu. Peppered, grilled, hickory-smoked, nectar coated. Seasoned with teriyaki, jalapeno, lemon pepper, bean stew.

Jerky is so flexible and compact and packs such nourishing force that the Army is trying different things with jerky sticks that have what could be compared to some espresso.

Anyway you take your jerky - caf or decaf; in strips, chips, or shreds - get ready to bite long and hard. You've despite everything got your own teeth, isn't that so?

8. Fajitas

Fajitas: the embodiment of Tex-Mex food.

Take a few vaqueros chipping away at the range and the dairy cattle butchered to take care of them. Toss in the disposable cuts of meat as a feature of the hands' salary, and let cowpoke resourcefulness go to work.

Flame broil skirt steak (faja in Spanish) over the open air fire, enclose by a tortilla, and you have the start of a Rio Grande area custom. The fajita is thought to have fallen off the range and into mainstream society when a specific Sonny Falcon started working fajita taco remains at open air occasions and rodeos in Texas starting in 1969.

It wasn't some time before the dish was advancing onto menus in the Lone Star State and spreading with its dearest exhibit of toppings - flame broiled onions and green pepper, pico de gallo, destroyed cheddar, and harsh cream - the nation over. Remember the Altoids.

9. Banana split

The banana makes it bravo, correct?

The banana makes it bravo, isn't that so?

Like the banana makes it bravo. In any case, praise to whoever concocted the variety of the sundae known as the banana split. There's the 1904 Latrobe, Pennsylvania, story, in which future optometrist David Strickler was trying different things with sundaes at a drug store soft drink wellspring, split a banana the long way, and put it in a long pontoon dish.

What's more, the 1907 Wilmington, Ohio, story, wherein café proprietor Ernest Hazard thought of it to draw understudies from a close by school. Distinction spread after a Walgreens in Chicago made the split its mark dessert during the 1920s. Whatever the history, you'll discover bounty something worth mulling over at the yearly Banana Split Festival, which happens on the second end of the week in June in Wilmington.

10. Cornbread

Cornbread is well known the nation over, yet it's a Southern great.

It's one of the mainstays of Southern cooking, yet cornbread is the spirit nourishment of numerous a culture - dark, white, and Native American - and not only south of the Mason-Dixon. Granulate corn coarsely and you have corn meal; absorb bits soluble base, and you have hominy (which we urge you to concoct into posole). Raise finely ground cornmeal with preparing powder, and you have cornbread.

Southern hushpuppies and corn pone, New England johnnycakes; cooked in a skillet or in biscuit tins; enhanced with cheddar, herbs, or jalapenos - cornbread in any manifestation remains the speedy and simple go-to bread that generally made it a most loved of Native American and pioneer moms and keeps it on tables the nation over today.

11. Popcorn

.Popcorn can either be fortunate or unfortunate for an individual's wellbeing, contingent upon what goes into making it. All alone, with no additional sugar or salt, popcorn makes a nutritious, empowering nibble.

Popcorn is a kind of corn part that, when individuals heat it, it flies to turn out to be light and cushy. Popcorn contains a lot of supplements and nutrients when individuals make it in the correct manner.

Be that as it may, numerous popcorn marks in general stores and cinemas contain heaps of included spread, sugar, and salt. These increments can be awful for an individual's wellbeing.

Right now, take a gander at how popcorn can be a restorative bite, its dietary benefits and advantages, which types are empowering, and which types are most certainly not.

We likewise see how individuals can make their own invigorating, air-popped popcorn at home.

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In Texas, what kinds of food is popular over there?

Texas is mostly known for barbecue! Things like brisket, pulled pork, creamed corn, chicken fried steak are widely known. But we also have a lot of “Tex-Mex” here, and we do have a pretty good street taco if I do say so myself!

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The next leg in our road trip of British Columbia from Whistler along the Sunshine Coast with stops near Sechelt and in Powell River.

Having decided to go for more extended stays on Vancouver Island, we treated this part of our road trip as pass-through, but we did stay 1 full day at each of the stops to at least be able to explore the towns, plan some hiking trips, and relax a bit.

The first 160km / 100-mile leg was from Whistler to Sechelt, which started with breakfast at Function Junction’s outlet of Pure Bread (1040 Millar Creek Road) which was also our go-to place for breakfast and pastries in Vancouver as there was one just across the street from where we stayed. No fancy coffee machines in the original outlet, but the slow drip is made with the same fabulous coffee beans, so we were well stocked with goodies for the 1½ hour drive to Horseshoe Bay to catch the 12pm ferry to Langdale.

As we had made the reservation back home, it was advised to be at the ferry terminal 60 minutes before departure. The process was very smooth, and we were directed to our priority lane and only had to wait 30 minutes before the loading of the cars started. The 45-minute boat trip over the Howe Sound passing between the Bowen, Keats and Gambier Islands is just beautiful.

As we still needed to catch lunch, we stopped in Gibson at The 101 Brewhouse and Distillery (1009 Gibsons Way) which was right along the Sunshine Coast Highway. No poutine or burgers, but we had some Fish & Chips with beer-battered Crispy Cod Bites, Chicken Quesadillas, as well as great Falafel taco with hummus and tahini. I had chosen the Smoked Brisket Melt, served on grilled rye, with sauerkraut, melted cheese, and sour cherry mayo. The beers that we tried were Vagabond Dry-hopped Blonde Ale, the award-winning Shingleroof Hefeweizen and super refreshing Tree Top Summer Ale which is infused with spruce tips and has a splash of lemon juice.

After a beautiful drive and stocking up in the local supermarket, we settled into our Airbnb, which was located a couple of kilometers past Sechelt’s town Centre. The Lighthouse Marina Pub (5764 Wharf Ave) was recommended both by the Airbnb owner as well as online. Due to the Pub part, there is a separate entrance to the right for legal purposes to accommodate families with minors. It’s called The Buccaneers, but inside it is still one place with one kitchen. The main attraction is the patio view from the patio over Porpoise Bay and the aerodrome, which was indeed pretty spectacular. The food was less so. My Taco-Spiced Halibut tacos were good, the nachos and pizza and a bit soggy due to the wet toppings. Regrettably, the kitchen had sent out a cheeseburger that was actually carbonized on the bottom. The smell was so strong that we already notice something was wrong before the burger even hit the table. We did get a new (and tasty) cheeseburger, and in the meantime, we killed some time admiring the views as well as the mesmerizing jellyfish that were floating in the harbor and the Canadian Geese walking around.

The next morning, after a grilled cheese breakfast at The Bakery (5500 Wharf Ave #101), we set course to the Smuggler Cove Marine Provincial Park, about 5 kilometers past Halfmoon Bay. The hike there was terrific, starting over a walkway through the marches and then when arriving at the cove (which is pretty secluded so that it where it got its name), we took the elevated loop past France Islet all the way to the land’s end looking out on Capri Isle and Grant Island and Thormanby Island.

All the hiking made us hungry, and we had a great late lunch in Sechelt at Shift Kitchen Tapas Bar (5760 Teredo St). The men had some Shift Classic burgers (cheddar cheese, thick smoked bacon, lettuce, tomato, pickle, red onion, shift special sauce) served with hand-cut Kennebec potato fries. Chantal had the Tuna Tataki (black & blue rub seared to rare, served on top of sushi rice and topped with sesame & wasabi soy sauce).

The next day, we had a 75km /45-mile drive to Powell River and wanted to catch the ferry between Earl’s Cove and Saltery Bay around noon, so we had time to catch some breakfast at Basted Baker (5685 Cowrie St #1). The Breakfast Sandwich and a Spinach and Brie Sandwich were tasty, but we are not huge fans of biscuits.

Some familiar faces when the Saltery Bay ferry unloaded at Earl’s Cove as Koen, Erica and Madouc were heading back to Vancouver after their stint on Vancouver Island…

Luckily, the weather did get better when we arrived in Powell River, and we first stopped for a round of quick tasters at Townsite Brewing (5824 Ash Ave). With a Belgian born brewmaster, Cédric Dauchot, the brewing styles were obviously very familiar to us (more so than other local attempts at Belgian-style beers), but he still managed to surprise us due to different varieties like their Zwarte Wheat, a Dark Witbier.

As they don’t have many food options, we checked in into our hotel (which was conveniently located above a supermarket and outlet of the Serious Coffee outlet) and the rest of the afternoon was filled by doing some laundry and relaxing.

Dinner was at Coastal Cookery (4553 Marine Ave), on the downtown marine mile, which has a great view on the Georgia Strait and excellent food to boot.  

Backyard Beer Can Chicken (Double breast local Vancouver Island chicken, dry-rubbed and beer-soaked, homemade BBQ sauce, roasted potatoes, seasonal vegetables, spicy creole butter)

Beurre Blanc Mac and Cheese (Smoked gouda, aged cheddar, white wine butter sauce, crispy pancetta, fried sage) 

Tuna Poke (Marinated tuna, sticky rice, cucumber ribbon, crispy wonton, edamame, avocado, mango wasabi)

Fort Berens Estate Chardonnay

S’more Smash (Vanilla gelato, house-made cinnamon graham cracker, chocolate ganache, marshmallow Brulé

Chocolate Peanut Butter Bar (Dark & white chocolate, peanut butter, graham cracker crust, salted caramel)

Needing to walk off the indulgent desserts from the evening before, we took the Willingdon Beach Trail. This trail is just north of the town center with some parking available along the road from the Powell River Forestry Museum. The forest trail is just next to the beach and is “littered” with historic lumber equipment, so it was quite informative as well. Afterward, we played a round of mini-golf and had giant ice-creams at Putters Mini-Golf Course (4800 Marine Ave).

After stocking up on local wines, beers, and gins at Duke’s Liquor (4493 Marine Ave), some laundry runs and reading on the balcony,

we had our last dinner in Powell River at the tiny and therefore incredibly busy Costa del Sol Latin Cuisine  (4578 Marine Ave), which apparently was the first venture of the couple that later started Coastal Cookery. We had to wait 30 minutes for a table, but were rewarded with some excellent Mexican food, beers, and cocktails!

Elote Corn (Charred Corn, Spicy Yogurt, Crema, Cotija Cheese, Crispy Corn Chip Dust, Cilantro, Tajin, Smoked Paprika)

Habanero Lime Fried Chicken Bites 

The Maverick (Marinated Flank Steak, Mexican Chorizo, Crispy Bacon, Chipotle Potatoes, Caramelized Onion, Fresh Guacamole, Crema)

Quesadilla De La Frontera (Corn & Black Bean Salsa, Roasted Chicken, Queso Mixto, Honey Lime Aioli, Pico De Gallo)

Around the World – British Columbia road trip​ (2019) – Sunshine Coast The next leg in our road trip of British Columbia from Whistler along the Sunshine Coast with stops near Sechelt and in Powell River.

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I’ve missed The Taste of Buffalo over the years for various reasons, but I’m glad I got to make it this year. I don’t enjoy crowds [or waiting for food] so I try to get there right as it opens, make my way up and down the concourse, and get out in under an hour. Here’s what I ate, from most favorite to least favorite:

Jerked Chicken with Rice, Caribbean Experience Chicken Wontons, @sidelinesbuffalo Barbacoa Taco, @searbuffalo Mexican Street Corn Chowder, @soupedup01_ Deep Fried PB&J, @stack_burger Shrimp Po’Boy, @theflamingfishfoodtruck Beef on Weck Eggrolls, @localkitchen_beerbar Blackened Prime Rib Bites, @alexsplace_batavia Braised & Fried Pork Belly, @blackandbluesteakcrab Barbeque Brisket Pierogi, @elifishbrewingco Cali Pork Taco, Cali Eats Buffalo Chicken Wing Dip, @buffalosoulcatering Grilled Chicken on Weck Wings, @716foodandsport

When: Lunch Where: @tasteofbuffalo Who: Alone

Amount Spent: $40.00 Amount Spent YTD: $10,447.31

#myterriblediet (at Taste of Buffalo)

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Leftover Brisket Breakfast Tacos

ACTIVE TIME: 20 MIN. I TOTAL TIME: 20 MIN. I MAKES: 6 TACOS Ingredients: Leftover chopped brisket 6 EggsAvocadoPickled red onionsSliced lime Cotija cheese 12 Corn tortillas Canola or vegetable oil Crushed red pepper flakes PaprikaKosher saltCilantro Lime Taqueria Street Sauce Instructions: Preheat a griddle to 300°. Drizzle roughly 2 tablespoons of oil on the heated surface and “fry” the corn…