New taqueria from the Moonshine and Hopdoddy team debuts this weekend.
in Guanajuato, Mexico, kneading masa for my grandmother’s gorditas and chopping vegetables for my mom’s pico de gallo,” says chef Campos. “The recipes and ingredients you’ll find at Masa y Más represent not only my culture and roots but also my family’s deep traditions. My goal is for everyone who steps foot in my restaurant to experience a piece of my home.”
Now, we’re not sure precisely what beverage possibilities obtained in the talented chef’s childhood hacienda, butnew home of deep flavor will serve agua frescas, margaritas and other cocktails, and a curated selection of mezcal, tequila, rum, and Mexican-imported beers. So we reckon we’ll be eatingdrinking in Austintatious pleasure in this bright joint at 1817 S. Lamar, which is open six days a week: Tue.-Thu., 11am-10pm; Fri.-Sat., 11am-12midnight; Sun., 8am-1pm.
Bonus for artlovers: One wall of Masa y Más showcases a colorful mural – an homage to chef Campos’ mother, Maria Concepcion – by Austin-based Peruvian artist
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