Although it is not a major holiday in Mexico, Cinco de Mayo has grown into a celebration of Mexican culture and heritage in the United States. If you’re looking for an excuse to celebrate, come see us at The Plaza...

Looking for a delicious brunch spot? The Plaza Restaurant in Lubbock, Texas, is now serving brunch on Saturday’s and Sunday’s! From Chilaquiles and Micheladas, to Churro Waffles and Mimosas, our brunch menu is sure to please everyone in your group. Keep...

The Day of the Dead (El Día de Los Muertos), is a Mexican holiday celebrating the reunion of families and the souls of their deceased relatives. This reunion includes drinks, food, and celebrating among those of Mexican heritage around the...

Mexico is a place where beer and tequila reign when it comes to what alcohol people are drinking. Of course, when you go to popular bars, you’ll see all the tourists and hipsters drinking fancy cocktails, but at your typical...

  Hot days call for cold drinks to help beat the heat. So this summer, we’re highlighting our top ten summer drinks to celebrate the release of our new drink and dessert menus! These are perfect for summer and will...

Raw fish dishes are a standard of seaside cooking, ranging from nagiri to poke bowls.  Ceviche is another entree you may have seen on some menus that is made with raw fish and pronounced “seh-vee-chay”. The following is a description...

              The last year has been difficult for everyone, and many people have had to cancel travel plans. If you are among those people why not take a vacation at home? Here are some...

The piñata is a wonderful party fixture that many of us have undoubtedly seen before. There is a certain joy to be found in watching the children take turns swinging at a paper-mâché animal while blindfolded. And when the piñata...

Avocados are amazing sources of nutrition. They pack a powerful punch in terms of vitamins, minerals, and fiber; along with many other nutrients. Their rich and buttery flavor is a delightful addition to a meal–or a treat all on its...

The winter months are a time of back-to-back celebration and festivities in Mexico. After November 1st and Dia de los Muertos, it’s a non-stop whirlwind of holiday cheer south of the border! Christmas celebrations in Mexico are a totally different...