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 El Capo Tequila comes in four Varieties: Platinum, Reposado, Anejo, and Extra Anejo.
Tequila El Capo is produced in one of Mexico’s most traditional distilleries, Tequilera Newton. El Capo is distilled from carefully selected Blue Agave, using manual distilling and maturing methods.
Enrique Guillermo Newton Alexanderson The founder of Tequilera Newton, and his family have spent decades perfecting the Quality and Taste of this great Tequila.
The Production of all El Capo Tequila is done at the Santa Lucia Distillery, which is located in Tesistan Jalisco. El Capo is made following the finest of production traditions.
Check out their website http://www.elcapotequila.com/
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 In the heart of Jalisco, Mexico, lies the world’s most perfect soil and climate for growing Weber Blue Agave. What makes this region so special? The fertile volcanic territory and the soil naturally deposited over 200,000 years ago by the once active Tequila Volcano. It is here, in the heart of the Tequila Valley, that Azuñia Tequila is created. Azuñia Tequila starts with only perfectly aged Weber Blue Agave, which grows harmoniously for 8 to 10 years in sun-drenched fields surrounding the small town of Amatitan. Each agave plant receives naturally produced rich nutrients from the fertile volcanic earth and a regime of seasonal weather.
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 Many Mexicans celebrate the New Year by having a late night dinner with their families. A few dishes they might eat are Bacalao (dried salted codfish), Tamales with guacamole dressing, Frijoles a la charra (beans in a pot), Buñuelos a fried sweet tortilla desert, and Pan de campo sweet type of bread.
Another Holiday Favorite is Menudo a Mexican soup served before, after, or during the meal. I’ve included a link to a tasty Recipe.
http://mexicanfood.about.com/od/authenticfamilyrecipes/r/Menudo.htm
A few other Mexican New Year Traditions are:
a Sweet bread called Rosca de Reyes ( Three Kings Bread), is sliced and served. One piece has a coin baked into it. It is believed whomever receives the coin will be blessed with luck throughout the new year.
You should eat a grape for every chime of the clock, leading to the stroke of midnight, and make a wish for each grape you eat. Every grape symbolizes a month of the new year.
A thorough cleaning of your body, home or possessions is thought to give a new beginning to the year.
Many believe taking a walk around the neighborhood, carrying your suitcase, will bring travel in the New Year.
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 Have you gotten Your SouthSide Grille Gift Cards yet?
You’ve only got a few more days to finish up your Holiday Shopping… What are you waiting for?
For every $25 of Gift Cards Purchased, We’ll give you $5 in Grille Bucks!! If you buy $100 of Gift Cards, You’ll receive $25 in Grille Bucks! – That’s a great deal!!!
To top it off every Gift Card you purchase gets you entered into a drawing to win $50 Gift Certificates to 12 Local Area Restaurants. ( that’s a total of $600 in Gift certificates.) The drawing will be held in January.
Are you Hosting the Family Party on Christmas Eve??
We’ve got everything you need! Let us do the cooking so you can relax and enjoy the party!
Our Party Platters and Trays are the perfect fit for any Occasion. We offer a wide selection of appetizers, entrees, and side dishes to suit your needs. Available for Pick-up, Delivery, or In-House parties.
Some items we offer are: Bone in or Boneless wings…$69 Armadillo Eggs…$59 Bourbon Sirloin Tips…$48 Chicken Ranchero..$48 Spanish Rice…$18 Garlic Roasted Potatoes…$20 Tossed Salad…$25.
Prices are based on a party of 20. half trays are available. Vegetarian options are available. Call us today with your order!
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 We know there is never enough time to get it all done during the busy holiday season. Let us help you. Our Party Platters and Trays are the perfect fit for any Occasion. We offer a wide selection of appetizers, entrees, and side dishes to suit your needs. Available for Pick-up, Delivery, or In-House parties.
Some items we offer are: Bone in or Boneless wings…$69 Armadillo Eggs…$59 Burbon Sirloin Tips…$48 Chicken Ranchero..$48 Spanish Rice…$18 Garlic Roasted Potatoes…$20 Tossed Salad…$25.
Prices are based on a party of 20. half trays are available. Vegetarian options are available. Call us today with your order!
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Can’t think of what to get your neighbor, boss, teacher, or friend??? How about a SouthSide Grille Gift Certificate!
For the entire month of December, For every $25 in gift cards you purchase, we’ll give you $5 in Grille Bucks.
 Buy $25 total in Gift Cards get a $5 Grille Buck
Buy $50 total in Gift Cards get a $10 Grille Buck
Buy $75 total in Gift Cards get $15 in Grille Bucks (one $5 & one $10)
Buy $100 total in Gift Cards get $25 in Grille Bucks (one $5 & one $20) an extra $5!!
You can’t beat that so stock up today and get all your shopping done early!
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 Come down to the SouthSide Wed night and celebrate Thanksgiving Eve with Les Racquet (formerly known as Philosopher King). The Band goes on at 9pm and will be jammin’ until Midnight. It’s going to be a great night! Must be 21 plus.
We will be Closed on Thanksgiving Day.
Friday is the biggest shopping day of the year…. That’s Right Black Friday!!! Why not take a little break and stop in to either the Border Grille or the Southside Grille and enjoy our delicious Lunch Buffet. served 11:30 – 2pm. Adults $8.99 Kids $4.99
Don’t forget to grab a few gift cards while your there! They are the perfect fit every time!!!
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Dave Ayotte & Steve Aubert
Friday Nov. 19th 9pm – Midnight
Come enjoy the piano, sax, and vocal delights of
this talented duo.
Sure to be a great time | 21 plus | No I.D. No Way!
Ken Macy
Saturday Nov. 2oth 9pm – Midnight
Ken’s powerful vocals and distinctive guitar playing
are what makes his performances memorable.
Ken is blues-rock powerhouse | 21 plus | No I.D. No Way!
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The Angry Debutantes
This Friday Nov. 12th 9pm – Midnight
The all girl punk,rock,pop,metal, & Rap Band.Be Here or be Square | 21 plus | No I.D. No Way!
 Mike Livingston
This Saturday Nov. 13th 9pm – Midnight
Mike is a mixture of Neil Diamond, Harry Chapin, and David Letterman…..see if YOU can figure him out!
Sure to be a great time | 21 plus | No I.D. No Way!
New To The SouthSide For a Limited Time Only!!!
Now Available @ The SouthSide Grille Thurs, Fri, & Sat Nights until last call.
Many of your favorites along with a few new dishes…The Chimi Dogs with Chili,
The Chicken Fajita Wraps, and Cajun Wings! Oh Yeah!!!
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 Day of the Dead altar Dayof the Dead (Dia de los Muertos), celebrated between October 31st and November 2nd, is a celebration in which Mexicans remember and honor their deceased loved ones. Though it may sound gloomy or morbid, it’s not. It’s a festive and colorful holiday. Mexicans visit cemeteries, decorate the graves and spend time there – in the presence of their deceased friends and family members. They also make elaborately decorated altars(sometimes called ofrendas) in their homes to welcome the spirits. The spirits are greeted with offerings of food and things that the person enjoyed in life. These are laid out on the altar in the family home.
With the arrival of the Spaniards and Catholicism, All Souls’ and All Saints’ Day practices were incorporated into Prehispanic beliefs and customs and Day of the Dead came to be celebrated.
The belief behind Day of the Dead practices is that spirits return to the Earth for one day of the year to be with their families. It is said that the spirits of babies and children who have died (called angelitos, “little angels”) arrive on October 31st at midnight, spend an entire day with their families and then leave. Adults come the following day.
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