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Wahaca voted Sustainable Restaurant Group of the Year

On Monday we went along to the Sustainable Restaurant Association’s first ever awards ceremony and picked up the Sustainable Restaurant Group of the year trophy.

We are over the moon to have received this award, not only in recognition of all the hard work we put into sustainability across the board, but also when there are so many other great restaurants working hard in this area too. Have a look at the article from this Sunday’s Independent to read about the other restaurants that took home awards.

We think the SRA’s awards are going to be a great annual event for shouting about what restaurants are doing, and can achieve, with all things green and want to thank the SRA for voting for us. Ever since we opened, sustainability has been a vital part of how we run our restaurant. It’s not always easy and it’s often quite a bit more expensive, but we think it’s worthwhile and when we receive awards like this one, it shows that work has paid off.

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The Mexican Spoon Amnesty starts today

Throughout January we’re holding an amnesty at Wahaca. A Mexican Spoon Amnesty. It’s a chance for all of those people (you know who you are), who have pocketed one our 20,000 missing spoons to clear their conscience by bringing our spoon back without fear of reprisal.

To thank you for the safe return of our specially designed spoons, we’re offering a plate of tacos to anyone who does the right thing and comes forward. Just hand your spoon to your waiter when you sit down. He won’t judge you. Our forgiveness knows no bounds.

Always been too honest to pilfer one of our spoons? Good on you. You’re our kinda customer and to show our gratitude if you come along we’ll let you borrow a spoon. Just make sure you bring it back in January.

So, what are you waiting for? Start 2012 off with a renewed sense of inner-calm, a belly full of tacos and a grin from ear to ear.