Flavors & Spirits of Etéreo
Join us as we welcome Cara de Vaca of Monterrey, listed among the 50 Best Restaurants in Latin America since 2022, to Etéreo for an epic culinary experience this fall. A celebration of fire cooking and the evolution of the Asada Regiomontana meat, this innovative restaurant honors the source of its ingredients and the tradition and evolution of the meat in northern Mexican cultures. Gather for the marriage of Chef Chuy Villareal's regionally-inspired cuisine with Etéreo’s creative and contemporary approach in a weekend-long series of events, from an oceanfront lunchtime pop-up with tart tequila drinks to a lively dinner with intrinsically Mexican meat dishes in our lush Resol Garden.
- October 11 -12, 2024
- Inquire with your Guia or our itinerary designers ete.itinerarydesigner@aubergeresorts.com to learn more or make a reservation.
Series of Events
ABOUT CHUY VILLARREAL & CARA DE VACA
Born and raised in Monterrey, Nuevo León, he defines himself as a self-made chef, passionate about different fire, smoking and grill techniques. After university, Chuy began a prolific career in advertising, where he developed the creative skills that served as key to his future endeavors, especially when he decided to immerse himself in the kitchen of concepts such as Taquería Orinoco, Pinto Bar, Fritto Club and his most personal project, Cara de Vaca, where he revisits the tradition and evolution of roast beef in Monterrey and other northern cultures. His style is based on family recipes and street food heroes that find their place on restaurant tables. He loves working with fire and smoke and has a special fascination for experimenting with chiles, endemic spices, as well as creating dressings and sauces full of flavor and acidity, both permanent presences in his most iconic tacos and dishes.
ABOUT CHUY VILLARREAL & CARA DE VACA
Born and raised in Monterrey, Nuevo León, he defines himself as a self-made chef, passionate about different fire, smoking and grill techniques. After university, Chuy began a prolific career in advertising, where he developed the creative skills that served as key to his future endeavors, especially when he decided to immerse himself in the kitchen of concepts such as Taquería Orinoco, Pinto Bar, Fritto Club and his most personal project, Cara de Vaca, where he revisits the tradition and evolution of roast beef in Monterrey and other northern cultures. His style is based on family recipes and street food heroes that find their place on restaurant tables. He loves working with fire and smoke and has a special fascination for experimenting with chiles, endemic spices, as well as creating dressings and sauces full of flavor and acidity, both permanent presences in his most iconic tacos and dishes.
Flavors & Spirits of Etéreo
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