So What’s a Cabeza Taco? La Cabeza Tacos Will Show You!
Hernan Rivera remembers it --- like it was yesterday. “I started with a little hot dog cart on 35th and McDowell. November 27th, 1997.
Millie’s Puerto Rican Restaurant in Mesa
Step into Millie's Puerto Rican restaurant and you instantly smell Abuela's cooking. "That's the idea," says Co-Owner Jacob Droz with a smile
Taqueria El Chino Packs Big Taste Inside Their Tiny Restaurant!
Don’t get fooled by the size of Taqueria EL Chino in the heart of Phoenix on 18th Ave. and Van Buren street --- this place packs big taste.
Tacos Calafia in the West Valley!
When you step into Tacos Calafia in Surprise or the original restaurant in Peoria you can bet it will be packed. But guess what? You won’t care because these tacos are well worth the wait.
Chef Carlos Marquez of Indigo Crow Showcases Hispanic Dishes
Just outside of the Phoenix Metro is a small town, Cave Creek Arizona, that’s filled with big views and even bigger tastes.
Crazy Crab Place in Kennewick is Seafood with a Latin Flair
Step into the Crazy Crab Pot in Kennewick, bring your appetite, forget about the fork, and get ready for some finger-licking seafood. Customers like Brent Thielges say they haven't been able to stay away since the Crazy Crab Pot opened
Sushi Sonora, Mex-Asian Flavor in Phoenix
Combine the best Hispanic Flavors of Sonora Mexico and fresh cut Japanese style Sushi --- what you get --- is the Valley’s best Mex-Asian flavor! Sushi Sonara in Phoenix --- is no doubt the bomb!
The Culver Hotel Bar & Restaurant
Built-in 1924 by Mr. Harry Culver, the historic Culver Hotel is where classic meets contemporary and history is reimagined. With 1920’s vintage-meets-modern glamour, artful design, and an unmistakably European ambiance, the six-story, 46-room flatiron building stands proudly in the center of Downtown Culver City as a National Landmark.
Know What a Drown Torta Is? Go to Tolleson to Find...
I often love to take the scenic route home from 12 News on Van Buren heading to my home in the West Valley and when your route consists of dozens of amazing Mexican restaurants, it's a challenge keeping my eyes on the road.
Havana Cafe Expands Its Restaurant and Menu
Talking with Havana Cafe's owner Leo Morales is sometimes a sport in itself. The fast-talking Cuban native's words sprint back and forth between English and Spanish like a Usain Bolt 100-yard dash.
Ed the Hotdogger Cooking up Some Hotdogs With a Mexican Twist!
At the Hispanic Food Network our motto is we’re ‘Always Authentic’….and when it comes to authenticity… few can match that of the iconic Argentine Eddie Harmamina….aka Ed the Hottdogger!
Escalante’s – A Houston Favorite
Escalante’s in The Woodlands is beautifully decorated with otomi arts, grand chandeliers and gorgeous paint colors. There is an outside patio that overlooks the water of Lake Woodlands and large windows so no matter where you are seated, you have a great vista.
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This is the Puerto Rican Vegan Cookbook to give you all the flavor while transporting you to an abuela's kitchen or the quaintest of Mom & Pop shops.
Cooking Classes
Red Spanish Sangria
Sangria is one of the most popular drinks in Spanish cuisine. It is commonly served in bars, restaurants, and festivities throughout Spain and Portugal. Clericó is a similar beverage that is popular in Latin America.
No Cooking Classes Scheduled
Sorry, but we do not have any cooking classes scheduled at this time. We are always planning new classes so check back often. In the meantime take a look at our past cooking classes here.
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Long before he was a Hollywood star, Danny Trejo used to joke with his mom that they should open a restaurant. A few arrests, a couple boxing championships, and more than 300 movies later, Hollywood’s favorite bad guy did just that with Trejo’s Tacos. His unexpected journey from ex-con to actor to Narcotics Anonymous/Alcoholics Anonymous counselor to successful restaurateur is a true rags-to-riches story.
