
La Casa Mania: New Mexican Spot in Middletown
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Husband-and-wife duo Noely and Antonio Salazar are opening La Casa Mania, a traditional birria taco spot, in a renovated church at 710 Main Street, Middletown. After starting with a food truck in Meriden, they launched their first brick-and-mortar spot on Rapallo Avenue, but it was too small. The new location features soft earth tones, teal walls, and sunny yellow seats. The soft opening is on May 5th for Cinco de Mayo celebrations, with free tacos for local police and firefighters. The full space will be open by late June.
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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — La Casa Mania: New Mexican Spot in Middletown. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Husband and wife duo, Noah Lee and Antonio Salazar, turn their dream into reality by opening La Casa Mania inside a renovated church from 1799, smack in downtown Middletown at 710 Main Street. They kicked off with a food truck and marred in back in 2021, then launched their first brick and mortar spot in 2023 on. Repalo Avenue, but that place got too small too fast so they shut it down early this year after leasing the new digs. Mayor's rave about those traditional burry attacos, dubbing the old location, a hidden gym, and the family fell horror for Middletown's vibe while. Building a loyal crew from their truck days with Noah handling the interior design using soft earth tones, teal walls, and sunny yellow seats. The soft opening hits Tuesday, May 5th, for Cinco de Mayo celebrations from 4-10 pm, plus free tacos for local police and firefighters from. 11 am to 1 pm, as a thank you, while their food truck parks outside, and the full space
wraps up by late June. Developers behind the church redo are thrilled to have them as tenants, calling it the perfect spot to level up Main Street's energy and keep the success rolling. Stay informed with Hartford News today, AI-powered updates, I'm Corey with the story.
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