In Mexico, The Day Of The Dead, or Dia De Los Muertos is a holiday to honour departed loved ones, traditionally celebrated on November 1 and 2 (but can also include October 31). The multi-day holiday involves family and friends gathering to pay respects and remember those who have died. Celebrations are often humourous and jovial in tone, as funny stories are often shared. The creation of an home alter or ofrenda, where the favourite foods and beverages of the departed are placed, is a major part of celebrating Day of The Dead. If you wish to bring a photograph of your departed loved ones, we would be honoured to add it to our alter or help you create a little one at your table. 

On October 31, we will be serving a multi-course Mexican inspired feast, which will include some traditional Day Of The Dead treats. Please feel free to wear your Halloween costume, or your best candy skull mask, as we blend two celebratory traditions. A $100 gift card will be awarded for the best costume!

Multi-course tasting menu, dessert included. Service begins at 5pm. This is a non ticketed event, please make a regular reservation on Thursday October 31, 2024.

$50 per person.

Reservations highly encouraged. Please note any allergies or dietary restrictions when booking.