The cafe will serve classic Mexican fare by day and edible hemp-infused bites by night. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX SanAntonioFood SanAntonioRestaurants Cannabis cannabislife CannabisCommunity
Chef Edward Villarreal brings hemp-infused bites to San Antonio's food scene
San Antonio cannabis-focused chef Edward Villarreal’s long-awaited Mxicanna Cafe is now serving its hemp-infused fare to the masses. The new cafe dishes up classic Mexican fare by day and edible hemp-infused bites by night, according to a statement from Villarreal. Mxicanna Cafe, located west of Southtown at 527 El Paso St., has been a long time in the making. Five years to be exact, the chef notes. The concept came to fruition after he hosted multiple successfulBeginning March 3, Mxicanna will host its own spin on Southtown's First Friday events with “Healing Is the New High,” a 21-and-up gathering where hemp-infused fare is the main focus. Mxicanna will also host bimonthly events dubbed Satur-daze.
The events will feature local artists and music. Their relaxed feel is intended to remove the negative stigma that clouds cannabis consumption, according to Villarreal.
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