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About

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Our Story

It all began in 1992 when Frederico Viliermo opened the first mexican food restaurant in Newark, DE. Nowadays it's a restaurant chain that offers authentic food, friendly atmosphere and good service. We hope that our restaurant will be a place where guests of all ages could come together to experience the unique flavors,along with the art and culture of Mexico - all in a casual setting.

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Principles

our values

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  • We will always treat everyone in our company equally & with the utmost respect, knowing that every individual has unique worth.
  • We are dedicated to serving only freshly prepared food, to keeping our restaurants spotless & to providing exceptional service at all times.
  • We will have fun working in our restaurants & our guests will feel the high-energy, yet laid-back atmosphere.
Heroes

Our Team

From the St. Paul Pioneer Press article “Hidden Gems: 8 east metro restaurants you should try”

From the St. Paul Pioneer Press article “Hidden Gems: 8 east metro restaurants you should try”

The restaurant and bar catering to neighborhood regulars and passersby accessing the northern gateway to the Wisconsin Great River Road dishes up some of the tastiest breakfast around and is winning our hearts one hash-and-egg skillet at a time. Try the loaded hash browns ($9) with a flavor-packed mix of tomatoes, jalapeños and cheddar cheese. It’s topped with two eggs…

Gather ‘Round

Gather ‘Round

St. Croix Valley MagazineJanuary, 2018By James McManis The town of Prescott, Wis., is a waypoint. Waypoints are crossroad locations in which travelers ultimately determine whether to continue ahead or to change course. Situated at the confluence of the St. Croix and Mississippi rivers, this little town has offered refreshment to travelers and residents alike for nearly two centuries. It’s perfectly…

Prescott Native Comes Home to Open Cafe

Prescott Native Comes Home to Open Cafe

Pierce County HeraldJune 29th, 2011by Jason Schulte PRESCOTT – Aaron Wolf is confident he’s filling a need for Prescott residents. “Prescott doesn’t have a place where you can go have breakfast that is not a bar,” the owner of Cafe Two14 said. “When I saw the Slipp-In was closed, I thought Prescott needed a small-town cafe.” Cafe Two14 opened earlier…