Long ago, in a village by a winding river, there lived a woman named Maria, whose beauty was matched only by her deep love for her children. But when her husband's love turned away from her and toward another, Maria's heart was consumed by jealousy and sorrow. One stormy night, in a moment of madness, she led her children to the river, where they were lost to the dark waters. Realising too late the horror of her actions, Maria’s anguished cries of “¡Ay, mis hijos!”—"Oh, my children!" still echo through the night as her spirit, known as La Llorona, searches endlessly for her lost children.

They say La Llorona’s wails can be heard by those who dare to listen, her presence bringing a chill to the air and a reminder of the thin veil between the living and the dead. But within this haunting tale lies a deeper message—one that speaks to the power of stories to connect us, to stir our imaginations, and to remind us of the importance of those we hold dear.

At our restaurant, we embrace the legend of La Llorona not just as a ghostly tale, but as part of the rich tapestry of Mexican culture—a culture that celebrates the art of storytelling and the joy that comes from being in the company of others.

Welcome to our table, where tradition meets celebration, where every meal is a story, and where every shared moment is a gift.

Enjoy, and let the legend of La Llorona, and the rich cultural heritage of Mexico, make your evening an unforgettable experience.