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Familia feast

“Alma means soul, but it goes beyond a mere definition; it’s my mother’s name,” chef Johnny Curiel shares from across, his brand new culinary venture in LoHi. Drawing inspiration from , those charming hole-in-the-wall kitchens that reveal the heart and soul of Mexico’s rich and diverse culinary traditions, chef Curiel adds a touch of sophistication with , signifying fine dining. The result is an upscale passion project, reflecting the chef’s culinary journey across cultures and between dining realms. His culinary mentors include Richard Sandoval, Dave Query, and Troy Guard.

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