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Going mad for East Coast tacos at Mad Tacos in Nelson (Dining out review)
Going mad for East Coast tacos at Mad Tacos in Nelson (Dining out review)
Updated Jan 07, 2021;
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Nelson, N.Y. — Fresh Mexican chorizo is a tough find at local restaurants and grocers but appears across the menu at Mad Tacos in Nelson. The crumbled sausage adds layers of flavor throughout the menu with flavors that were equal parts smokey, spicy and fatty.
It serves as the star of the chorizo burrito ($12), marrying together with roasted corn and quinoa, grated cotija cheese, Monterey jack cheese, pickled onions and chipotle aioli. The chorizo brought a spicy punch that was balanced by tangy acidity from the pickled onions. The aioli amplified the sausage’s smoke. The large, well-stuffed burrito was somewhat uneven in its flavors, with pockets of it missing some flavors, but this item shined when you got a little bit of everything when biting in.
Going mad for East Coast tacos at Mad Tacos in Nelson (Dining out review)
Updated Jan 07, 2021;
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Nelson, N.Y. — Fresh Mexican chorizo is a tough find at local restaurants and grocers but appears across the menu at Mad Tacos in Nelson. The crumbled sausage adds layers of flavor throughout the menu with flavors that were equal parts smokey, spicy and fatty.
It serves as the star of the chorizo burrito ($12), marrying together with roasted corn and quinoa, grated cotija cheese, Monterey jack cheese, pickled onions and chipotle aioli. The chorizo brought a spicy punch that was balanced by tangy acidity from the pickled onions. The aioli amplified the sausage’s smoke. The large, well-stuffed burrito was somewhat uneven in its flavors, with pockets of it missing some flavors, but this item shined when you got a little bit of everything when biting in.
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ELYSIUM HEALTH AT THE OCULUS
Expected to open in summer 2020.
Elysium Health is a digital-only company launched in 2015, and this will be its first brick-and-mortar presence. I don’t *quite* get it, but this is how it is described: “a life sciences company that develops novel, clinically validated health products based on advancements in scientific research. The store will feature the brand’s popular cellular health supplement Basis, its breakthrough biological age test Index [as well as] experiential elements that will be interactive and educational in support the company’s commitment to make science accessible to consumers.”
TACO DUMBO AT THE OCULUS
ELYSIUM HEALTH AT THE OCULUS
Expected to open in summer 2020.
Elysium Health is a digital-only company launched in 2015, and this will be its first brick-and-mortar presence. I don’t *quite* get it, but this is how it is described: “a life sciences company that develops novel, clinically validated health products based on advancements in scientific research. The store will feature the brand’s popular cellular health supplement Basis, its breakthrough biological age test Index [as well as] experiential elements that will be interactive and educational in support the company’s commitment to make science accessible to consumers.”
TACO DUMBO AT THE OCULUS
Primo's MX Kitchen & Lounge Set To Open in February
Primo’s MX Kitchen & Lounge, set to reopen in the old Primo’s space in Uptown Dallas in early February, is delighted to announce its new menu. Packed with favorites for Primo’s fans and modern Mexican fare ranging from the border of Texas to the southernmost part of Mexico, the menu offers something for everyone at an affordable price point. Special late-night menu offerings scale prices back even further.
The list of a dozen starters (ranging in price from $7.95-$16.95) includes the must-haves of Queso ($7.95) and Guacamole ($8.95-$11.95). Primo Villa Dip ($9.95) features chili-spiced beef, avocado, pico de gallo and crema. Nachos Primo ($9.95) can come with beef, asada, pork belly, chicken, Impossible meat or tequila shrimp, plus roasted poblanos, crushed avocado, melted cheese, black beans and pico de gallo. Carne Asada Fries ($14.95) include Mexi-queso, carne asada, salsa, guacamole, chipotle ranch, cilantro and crema.
Primo’s MX Kitchen & Lounge, set to reopen in the old Primo’s space in Uptown Dallas in early February, is delighted to announce its new menu. Packed with favorites for Primo’s fans and modern Mexican fare ranging from the border of Texas to the southernmost part of Mexico, the menu offers something for everyone at an affordable price point. Special late-night menu offerings scale prices back even further.
The list of a dozen starters (ranging in price from $7.95-$16.95) includes the must-haves of Queso ($7.95) and Guacamole ($8.95-$11.95). Primo Villa Dip ($9.95) features chili-spiced beef, avocado, pico de gallo and crema. Nachos Primo ($9.95) can come with beef, asada, pork belly, chicken, Impossible meat or tequila shrimp, plus roasted poblanos, crushed avocado, melted cheese, black beans and pico de gallo. Carne Asada Fries ($14.95) include Mexi-queso, carne asada, salsa, guacamole, chipotle ranch, cilantro and crema.
All-Star Weekend to feature flavors from St. Louis and other NHL cities
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — All-Star events at the Enterprise Center will feature a flavor from St. Louis and cities across the National Hockey League. Food and beverage specials from the St. Louis Blues and hospitality partner Levy will be available around the Enterprise Center concourse on Friday, January 24 and Saturday, January 25. “3 Stars […]
Going to the NHL All-Star Game? Here's where you should be eating at the Enterprise Center (UPDATED)
Going to the NHL All-Star Game? Hereâs where you should be eating at the Enterprise Center (UPDATED)
Crispy Edge is the latest local addition to the dining roster.
At Enterprise Center, traditional pork potstickers from Crispy Edge
If youâre heading to the Enterprise Center this weekend for the NHL All-Star Game or other All-Star Weekend events, then youâll want to plan in advance where youâre going to eat. There are more dining options than ever at the home of the Blues, from traditional game-day favorites such as hot dogs and burgers to sit-down dining. Hereâs a quick overview of where you can fill your belly before the puck drops.
Going to the NHL All-Star Game? Hereâs where you should be eating at the Enterprise Center (UPDATED)
Crispy Edge is the latest local addition to the dining roster.
At Enterprise Center, traditional pork potstickers from Crispy Edge
If youâre heading to the Enterprise Center this weekend for the NHL All-Star Game or other All-Star Weekend events, then youâll want to plan in advance where youâre going to eat. There are more dining options than ever at the home of the Blues, from traditional game-day favorites such as hot dogs and burgers to sit-down dining. Hereâs a quick overview of where you can fill your belly before the puck drops.
STL Kitchen to provide All-Star food and beverage lineup
STL Kitchen to provide All-Star food and beverage lineup
3 Stars Menu, signature cocktails deliver early Mardi Gras feel to All-Star events at Enterprise Center
by
St. Louis Blues
/ Press Release
Mardi Gras may still be a month away, but the St. Louis celebration starts in earnest during All-Star events at Enterprise Center. STL Kitchen, a joint culinary collaboration between the St. Louis Blues and hospitality partner Levy, will introduce several food and beverage specials that deliver a taste of cities around the league and give fans a sense for what a St. Louis celebration is all about. Food and beverage specials will be available around the Enterprise Center concourse on Friday, Jan. 24 and Saturday, Jan. 25.
STL Kitchen to provide All-Star food and beverage lineup
3 Stars Menu, signature cocktails deliver early Mardi Gras feel to All-Star events at Enterprise Center
by
St. Louis Blues
/ Press Release
Mardi Gras may still be a month away, but the St. Louis celebration starts in earnest during All-Star events at Enterprise Center. STL Kitchen, a joint culinary collaboration between the St. Louis Blues and hospitality partner Levy, will introduce several food and beverage specials that deliver a taste of cities around the league and give fans a sense for what a St. Louis celebration is all about. Food and beverage specials will be available around the Enterprise Center concourse on Friday, Jan. 24 and Saturday, Jan. 25.