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Puerto Rican Dinner for Two or a Three-Hour In-Home Custom Experience for Two with ME Casa (Up to 42% Off)

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Dig into traditional Latin plates such as beef stew, roast pork, and empanadas, or learn recipes of your choosing from Chef Eddie

Choose from Three Options

$35 for a Puerto Rican dinner for two, redeemable Sun–Thursday (up to $54 total value) $39 for a Puerto Rican dinner for two, redeemable any day (up to $54 total value)

  • One shared appetizer (up to $12 value)
  • One entree per person (up to $20 value each)

$149 for a three-hour custom cooking experience for two with Chef Eddie ($255 value)

Held at a client’s residence, the cooking experience features lessons on preparing dishes selected by the client themselves. Chef Eddie suggests that clients pick an appetizer, entree, and side dish—or just focus on one plate, such as tamales. After he walks clients through each recipe, Chef Eddie will plate the meal for a delicious home-cooked treat. This Groupon does not cover the cost of groceries.

Need To Know Info

Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Limit 1 per visit. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required. Each additional person for culinary experience requires a $65 surcharge. Groceries not included. Private chef classes are done in the students' home; not at the restaurant. Valid within 15 miles of 07302, further distances require fee. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About ME Casa

It doesn't cost much to visit Puerto Rico. All you need to do is walk into ME Casa and choose a travel plan—or more accurately, an entree from the restaurant's menu. For their tour de Latin cuisine, Chefs Laura Melendez and Eddie Cotto Jr. cook house specialties such as rotisserie chicken (pollo a la brasa) and traditional marinated roast pork (pernil asado). They don't stop there, of course. The menu's deeper tracks dive into the likes of traditional Latino beef stew (carne guisada) and seared tilapia in spicy mango salsa. Whatever the chosen meal, it's best to start with an appetizer: perhaps a sampler of chicken, beef, and shrimp empanadas.

The restaurant's tagline, su casa, characterizes the dining room. Chef Eddie often comes out to visit with his patrons and prove that the kitchen isn't just a magic door leading into Puerto Rico. As for decor, white tablecloths and brick accent walls sit alongside a flat-screen TV, striking a balance between class and comfort.

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