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We are hosting a Wine Tasting on Tuesday December, 12th at 6:30 p.m. at our Harwich location. The event will included four wines from Argentina featured by R.P. Mendoza Wines and Specialties Inc. The wines will be paired up with the four course meal prepared by our staff. Tickets are only $45.00 per person and are limited to 50. So hurry and pick up your ticket at the Harwich location. The restaurant will close early at 4 p.m. this day to allow us to prepare for the wine tasting. |
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Having a holiday party? Let us make it a little easier for you. Either have it at one of our two locations or let us cater the party for you. We do all the work while you enjoy your party and company. We will also host or cater your holiday office party. That way you don't have to worry about who brings what and just bring your appetite. |
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This holiday season why not spread the love with our Gift Cards. They make great gifts and stocking stuffers. They can be purchased in ten dollar increments at either location. So pick one up today and don't forget to tell your friends and loved ones that you would like one for the Holidays. |
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We have introduced a new lunch menu at our Falmouth location. The lunch menu will be served daily from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. With portions that are perfect for the quick lunch. The regular menu will also be available during the whole day along with the daily specials.
For the complete lunch menu click here |
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| Every Tuesday & Wednesday at our Falmouth location from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. enjoy our All You Can Eat Taco Bar for only $4.75. And that's not all! $1.75 Coronitas and $4.75 House Margaritas. |
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Come out to see our float in the 43rd Annual Falmouth Christmas Parade, Sunday December 3rd . The parade steps off at noontime at the Falmouth Mall and proceeds down Main Street to the Village Green. It is known as Southeastern Massachusetts largest holiday parade featuring theme decorated floats, marching bands, live animals, costumed characters and Santa Claus! And of course an Ay! Caramba Float. |
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Bring your friends and family to this specials occasion presented by the Falmouth Chamber of Commerce. From 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday, December 1st there will be caroling at the Historic Nobska Lighthouse, Nobska Road, Woods Hole over looking the beautiful Vineyard Sound. Along with cookies and our very own Mexican hot Chocolate. |
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Christmas in the Harwiches: December 1st – 3rd
Santa's elves are working hard making sure that Christmas in the Harwiches, to be held December 1-3, 2006, is the best one ever!!!!
We have a fun filled weekend scheduled so mark your calendars!
Friday, December 1st – Harwich Port
| 5:30 PM |
3rd Annual Tree Lighting & Carol Sing – Doane Park on Route 28 |
| 6:00 – 9:00 PM |
Stroll through Harwich Port – Merchant open houses, yummy refreshments, music, Rudolph, and entertainment. Not to be missed |
| 6:15 PM |
Santa arrives at the Harwich Information Center |
| 6:15 – 8:00 PM |
Pictures and visits with Santa at Harwich Information Center |
| 6:00 – 9:00 PM |
Horse-Drawn Carriage ride, sponsored by Cape Cod 5, through Harwich Port. |
Make sure you have your Christmas in the Harwiches buttons which can be purchased at the Information Center or Local Merchants — buttons sponsored by Cranberry Jewelers Harbors Collection Gifts
Saturday, December 2nd – Harwich Center
| 10 AM – 2 PM |
Brooks Academy Fair – Tabletop Trees – A fun time for all ages! |
| 3:00 PM |
Brooks Free Library Pitter Patter Puppets, with Mary Wilson. For more information contact Suzanne Martel at Brooks Library. 508-430-7562 |
Saturday, December 2nd – East Harwich
Merchant Open Houses – yummy refreshments, entertainment, raffles and good cheer.
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Bring you children to get there
picture
taken with Santa
December 16th from 4pm to 6 pm
in the Ay! Caramba Court yard at the Falmouth Mall
Pictures cost $2.00 and goes to charity
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| Las Posadas
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En el nombre del Cielo os pido posada, pues no puede andar mi esposa amada. |
In the name of Heaven I ask you for lodging, because She cannot walk, my beloved wife. |
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The procession moves through the neighborhood streets. The group grows bigger and bigger as it passes through the neighborhood. The procession is made up of children carrying candles dressed in brightly colored robes and ribbons as they reenact the journey made by Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem searching for shelter (Posada) at an inn. Led by an angel the Santos Peregrinos (holy pilgrims), sing these verses asking for Posada (shelter). House after house the response is the same.
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Aquí no es mesón; sigan adelante. Yo no puedo abrir, no sea algún tunante |
This is no inn, keep on going. I won't open the door, in case you are a truant. |
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Until they reach the final house on their journey when Joseph once again requests a room for the night but this time the doors open and the weary pilgrims are invited in.
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Entren, Santos Peregrinos, reciban este rincón; no de esta pobre morada, si no de mi corazón. |
Enter, Holy Pilgrims, accept this dwelling; not of this humble house, but of my heart. |
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Inside the fiesta begins. The sounds of music and villancicos (carols) fill the room. The children feast on candies and fruit and take turns striking colorful piñatas. There is plenty of food eaten and Ponche to be drunk.
The processions known as Las Posadas commence the evening of December 16 and celebrated for nine evenings until La Noche Buena (Christmas Eve). The tradition began in the 1500's when the Spaniards seeking to spread Christianity created the custom to teach the story of Jesus to the Aztecs.
The nine evenings of Las Posadas coincide with the nine-day Aztec celebration of the virgin birth of their most important god, Huitzilopochtli, the Sun God. The Priests drew on the Aztecs love of colorful fiestas and incorporated these traditions in to the Christian celebration of Christmas. Receiving permission from the Church in Rome , the Missionaries held nine simultaneous evening masses during the Aztec celebration. The priests added fireworks, pastorelas (live reenactments of the nativity), piñatas, food and as much merriment as possible a tradition that continues to this day.
Today in Mexico Christmas is an integration of regional customs and Christian doctrines. It is a community celebration complete with all the fixings for a grand fiesta, joyous music and good food. |
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Both locations will be closed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Both locations will also be closed New Years Eve. And once you wake up from your big New Years Eve party, we will be open for lunch and dinner New Years Day. |
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We have run into some technical problems with our online store so we had to postpone the opening. As soon as we have it up and running we will send out an E-mail informing you. |
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