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Reata Monthly Newsletter: April 2009Main Street
Join Reata in the Chisholm Trail lot in Sundance Square. For the ninth straight year, we will be selling our famous Tenderloin Tamales, Soft Chicken Tacos, Dutch Oven Apple Crisp, and Cowboy Iced Tea for your dining pleasure as you enjoy all of the wonderful activities of the Main St. Arts Festival. New MenuStop by our Reata at Sundance Square location and enjoy some of the new creations our talented team of chefs have created. Start off with some Chicken Fried Venison with our Fried Grit Cake and Mushroom Gravy, and then enjoy either our Blue Corn Quail Enchiladas, Lamb Chops with a Blueberry Chipotle Sauce and Jalapeno Mint Jelly, or Herb Crusted Mahi-Mahi with Roasted Tomato and Crawfish Sauce. We’re sure that you’ll be just as excited to enjoy these additions as we were in creating them. Easter
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Gift Cards Available Looking for a unique gift? Give the gift of legendary Texas cuisine! Gift cards are available in any domination for that special someone. Call the restaurant or email Krissi Smith at krsm@reata.net to get yours today. Feedback We always enjoy hearing from our guests! Please let us know if you have any comments, questions or suggestions. We would love to hear from you! Please email us at ruki@reata.net and we will get right back to you! Alpine Menu Update - We’ve had our first tasting for new menu items in Alpine, so check back soon to see the new entrees and desserts created by Chefs Joe and Alex. Star Gazing Party West of the Pecos the night skies have long been an iconic element of the landscape, a tradition that dates back centuries to the days of the dreaded Comanche Moon. More recently, the nighttime vistas have been the subject of endless scrutiny by astronomers just 17 miles north of Fort Davis at the world renowned University of Texas McDonald Observatory atop 6,800-foot Mount Locke. So plan a weekend trip to Alpine and the Davis Mountains to enjoy the night skies and dine at the original Reata. |