This year, Richard Sandoval Hospitality is honoring Día De Los Muertos with an immersive global campaign. From October 4 through November 6, 2022, over 30 participating locations – both nationally and internationally – will offer guests a chance to partake in the celebration.

The theme is centered around “Los Cuatro,” or the four elements traditionally included in Dia de los Muertos rituals and celebrations.
A lit candle or incense represents fire (fuego).
Food placed at the ofrenda represents the Earth (tierra).
Water (agua) or the deceased favorite drink is placed on the ofrenda.
Air (aire) is represented by papel picado blowing in the wind.
 
 
Día de Los Muertos is a celebration that calls on us to remember our family and friends, and bring their stories and lives back to life through food, drink and sharing. Each of our specials have a cultural significance to the celebration.

Sip our Palo Santo Margarita or Pineapple Mezcal Sour while you savor Seafood Pozole Verde or Tortilla Talavera, featuring hand-pressed tortillas with marigold, pepitas and amaranth alongside different mole sauces.

View our participating restaurant locations where you can experience these exlusive dishes & drinks.
 
 
 
Select restaurant locations will be hosting a Mayan Copal Ceremony followed by a 4-course dinner presented by with Shamanic Practicioner Nataline Cruz & Chef Richard Sandoval.

This will be a unique multi-sensory experience for guests to learn about the rituals of Meso-American tribes and taste treasured ingredients and flavors with historical significance to the Día de los Muertos celebration.
 
 
 
Enter our giveaway for your chance to win a $250 Dining Credit to RSH Restaurant Of Your Choice, plus a New Latin Flavors Cookbook signed By Chef Richard Sandoval.
 
 
 
Richard Sandoval Hospitality partnered with Mexico-city based illustrator and artist, Chepe Daniel Baez. Chepe’s work explores the relationship between humans and nature, using figurative and abstract shapes to create unique pieces that span multi-mediums.

We think it’s important to celebrate the moments that represent the culture and heritage of our homeland in Mexico. Our culture proudly showcases in our work whether it be painting or cooking, both are ways of expressions and it’s interesting to see how our similar backgrounds translate into different aspects of creation.