Dinner for Two on a Weekday or Weekend or $20 for $40 Worth of Latin Fare at Mambo Restaurante Nuevo Latino
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Central & South American dishes such as flatbreads, scallops & chorizo tostadas pair with chilled house cocktails in warm red interiors
After scientists revealed that UFOs were actually full-grown tortillas, people everywhere filled swimming pools with guac and beans to catch and dissect the floury creatures. Nab a tender baby disk with today’s Groupon to Mambo Restaurante Nuevo Latino. Choose from the following options:
- For $40, you get a prix fixe Latin dinner for two, redeemable Sunday–Thursday (up to an $89 value).
- For $44, you get a prix fixe Latin dinner for two, redeemable Friday and Saturday (up to an $89 value).
- For $20, you get $40 worth of Latin fare and drinks for lunch. Combination platters are $15 each.<p>
Prix fixe dinners include: * Two soups of the day (a $10 value) * Two house salads (a $10 value) * Four tapas to share, such as seared scallops, siesta nachos, chorizo tostadas, and chicken tortilla rolls (up to a $13 value each) * Two house cocktails (a $17 value)<p>
Mambo Restaurante Nuevo Latino’s chefs set meats and vegetables aflame in clouds of spices to create adventurous Central and South American dishes. After warming up jaw muscles with soups and a house salad doused in balsamic-honey dressing, dining duos can invite each others’ palates to waltz in 3/5 time to a quartet of carnivore- and vegetarian-friendly tapas. Three seared scallops drift in honey and avocado mash; verano flatbread holds up jalapenos, goat cheese, and strawberries. Dig through layers of naan bread and spiced sausage marinated in red wine in chorizo tostadas, or chip away at the corn-, bean-, and cheese-draped facade of siesta nachos. Sips from house cocktails such as the caipirinha and mojito cubano, both infused with sugar and chilling lime, keep tongues cooler than victory in an ice-sculpture-eating contest. At lunch, combination plates come flanked by mixed greens or sweet-potato fries. Choose from bread-bordered creations such as pulled-pork and asiago-cheese burritos, smoked salmon wrapped in a sun-dried-tomato tortilla, and beef, chicken, or vegetarian quesadillas.
Diners commune between exposed brick walls and surrounded by a bold palette of Brazilian colours, highlighted by red wrought-iron lamps. Glasses clink and forks entwine in a private room, which accommodates parties, or at a bar lit from behind with warm amber lights. In warmer weather, an 80-seat rooftop patio grants near-aerial views of Parliament buildings and comfortable seating for two giraffes on a date.
Central & South American dishes such as flatbreads, scallops & chorizo tostadas pair with chilled house cocktails in warm red interiors
After scientists revealed that UFOs were actually full-grown tortillas, people everywhere filled swimming pools with guac and beans to catch and dissect the floury creatures. Nab a tender baby disk with today’s Groupon to Mambo Restaurante Nuevo Latino. Choose from the following options:
- For $40, you get a prix fixe Latin dinner for two, redeemable Sunday–Thursday (up to an $89 value).
- For $44, you get a prix fixe Latin dinner for two, redeemable Friday and Saturday (up to an $89 value).
- For $20, you get $40 worth of Latin fare and drinks for lunch. Combination platters are $15 each.<p>
Prix fixe dinners include: * Two soups of the day (a $10 value) * Two house salads (a $10 value) * Four tapas to share, such as seared scallops, siesta nachos, chorizo tostadas, and chicken tortilla rolls (up to a $13 value each) * Two house cocktails (a $17 value)<p>
Mambo Restaurante Nuevo Latino’s chefs set meats and vegetables aflame in clouds of spices to create adventurous Central and South American dishes. After warming up jaw muscles with soups and a house salad doused in balsamic-honey dressing, dining duos can invite each others’ palates to waltz in 3/5 time to a quartet of carnivore- and vegetarian-friendly tapas. Three seared scallops drift in honey and avocado mash; verano flatbread holds up jalapenos, goat cheese, and strawberries. Dig through layers of naan bread and spiced sausage marinated in red wine in chorizo tostadas, or chip away at the corn-, bean-, and cheese-draped facade of siesta nachos. Sips from house cocktails such as the caipirinha and mojito cubano, both infused with sugar and chilling lime, keep tongues cooler than victory in an ice-sculpture-eating contest. At lunch, combination plates come flanked by mixed greens or sweet-potato fries. Choose from bread-bordered creations such as pulled-pork and asiago-cheese burritos, smoked salmon wrapped in a sun-dried-tomato tortilla, and beef, chicken, or vegetarian quesadillas.
Diners commune between exposed brick walls and surrounded by a bold palette of Brazilian colours, highlighted by red wrought-iron lamps. Glasses clink and forks entwine in a private room, which accommodates parties, or at a bar lit from behind with warm amber lights. In warmer weather, an 80-seat rooftop patio grants near-aerial views of Parliament buildings and comfortable seating for two giraffes on a date.