Celebrating The Yucatán Coast With Camino Riviera’s New Menu Items

SDCM’s corporate Executive Chef Brian Redzikowski has incorporated a few new dishes to Tulum-inspired Camino Riviera’s hybrid menu of traditional Mexican and Central American cuisine, just in time for Cinco de Mayo.

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Dish highlights

As always, Brian Redzikowsk is exploring flavors that celebrate the spirit of the Yucatán coast, drawing inspiration from the unique traditions of the cuisine. A few dish highlights include:

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Chili Rubbed Prawns (Cucumber Salad / Mint / Cilantro Crema | $17)

Crispy Fried Frog Legs (Macha Butter /  Lime | $15)

Refried Black Lentils (Avocado / Cotija / Tortilla Chips | $12)

“A besitos”

Additionally, drawing from his knowledge and relationships with various mezcaleros (mezcal producers), Bar Manager and mezcal expert, Stephen O’Halloran, sources exclusively small-batch, artisan mezcals, offering Camino guests the specific expression until it undoubtedly runs out.

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Guests can experience these offerings “a besitos” (sipped in little kisses) in a rotating flight of three mezcals ($45). Each is served in hand-made copitas, sourced directly from small producers/artists located in Tlaquepaque and Oaxaca, served on a board locally made by Urban Timber.

The new menu items and mezcal flights are now available at Camino Riviera.

See you there, San Diego!

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