Downtown Dayton restaurant to celebrate Day of the Dead with five-course dinner

Sueño, an upscale Mexican restaurant in downtown Dayton, is hosting a five-course dinner with wine pairings next week in celebration of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead).

“We will create a Día de los Muertos altar in the restaurant, and guests are encouraged to bring items to decorate such as flowers, candles, pictures of loved ones that have passed, incense, etc.,” said Lauren Gay, general manager and wine director at Sueño.

The five-course dinner with wine pairings on Thursday, Oct. 27 is a collaboration between Chef Jorge Guzmán of Sueño, Chef Brian Young of Dear Restaurant in Cincinnati and Brian Ravitsky, founder and co-owner of Brazos Wine Imports.

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The menu for the evening will consist of:

1st Course: Almacita Chardonnay Brut

hiramasa crudo | habanero curtido | ajo frito | limon

2nd Course: Gonzales Bastias ‘Naranjo’

tamale | mole amarillo | camote | papalo

3rd Course: Viña Maitia Aupa Pipeño Tinto

Iberico pork loin | caramelized milk & corn puree | calabrian pepper powder | preserved peach

4th Course: Zorzal Gran Terroir Malbec

Dessert:

tart | chocolate | caramel | ancho | crema

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Tickets for the celebration are $125 and include five courses with four wines. Limited spots are available. Tickets can be purchased at https://bit.ly/3MmFwOF. Seatings start at 5:30 p.m. and last until 8 p.m.

For more information about Sueño, located at 607 E. 3rd St., visit www.suenodyt.com.

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