Come Celebrate the Traditions of Día de los Muertos
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Besito promises guests an authentic Dia de los Muertos’ dining experience, as hosts and servers don colorful face paint in a sugar skull or calaca style design and educate diners on the history of the Mexican holiday.
The restaurant’s vibrant, hacienda-style dining room will be adorned with traditional decorations, such as “ofrendas” or altars, to further aid guests in getting into the Dia de los Muertros spirit by honoring ancestors and celebrating loved ones.
A special menu created by Besito’s culinary team polishes off the Dia de los Muetros celebration by offering two limited-time, honorary dishes.
For lunch, guests can enjoy a Quesadilla de Camarones, which features a flour tortilla filled with sautéed shrimp and pickled jalapenos, topped off with queso fresco and guacamole, and for dinner, the kitchen will offer a delectable Arrachera Con Camarones, consisting of fresh jumbo shrimp, grilled strip steak, mashed sweet plantains, finished by salsa ranchera, queso fresco and fresh cilantro.
To end the Dia de los Muertos celebration on a sweet note, guests will be treated to complimentary artisanal Dia de los Muertos chocolates, handmade by Mayan chocolatier Casa de Chocolates, and a tasting of Patron XO or Patron Cocoa, courtesy of Patron Tequila.
COST: Arrachera Con Camarones ($28.00) and Quesadilla de Camarones ($14.95)
WHEN: Sunday, November 1st & Monday, November 2nd
WHERE: Besito Mexican
75 Middlesex Turnpike
Burlington, MA 01803
Besito Mexican
199 Boylston Street
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
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Arrachera Con Camarones ($28.00) and Quesadilla de Camarones ($14.95)
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199 Boylston Street, Boston, MA, 02467 map
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