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Kachina Southwestern Grill | Native American-Inspired Cuisine

Posted: Nov. 29th, 2012 | Comments 1 | Make a Comment

Kachina Dining Room
Photo Courtesy of Sage Restaurant Group

Southwestern grills are not a new concept - tacos, enchiladas, and Tex-Mex menus can be found literally all around the globe. However, Kachina at the Westin Westminster, Colorado gives a renewed take on old standbys by infusing them with Native American-inspired dishes and unexpected flavor pairings to a delightfully fresh menu.

Kachina dolls are Native American spirits represented in a doll form. From ornate figurines representing the cosmos and elements to decorative representations of ancestors or natural phenomenon, the Kachina is an integral part of Native American culture. Partnering with local ranchers and farmers, Kachina Southwestern Grill is also becoming an important part of the local culinary scene, utilizing produce and products from over a dozen resident ranches and farms.

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Carol commented on November 30, 2012

You just made me impossibly hungry for this.

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