David Spirito, senior director for foodservice at Avocados From Mexico, with the Avo Burger ($10) with white cheddar.
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The kitchen is open to the dining and bar area with a pass-through window.
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The Avo Rita ($10) features tequila, avocado puree, melon liquor, triple sec, agave and hibiscus salt on the rim.
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The Caprese Toast ($9) features mozzarella, heirloom tomatoes, basil, balsamic and avocado.
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The décor features a communal table over which the overhead lights are protected by wire baskets used for picking avocados.
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The Asian Avocado Shrimp Salad ($15) features blacked shrimp, pickled avocado, red leaf lettuce, jalapeno, English cucumber, vermicelli noodles and a ginger-soy-avocado vinaigrette.
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Appetizers include a “flight” of guacamoles (a choice of three for $18) with vegetables for dipping.
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The AvoEatery bar program features 10 cocktails with avocado in some form as well as a variety of other beverages.
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AvoEatery will open Jan. 30 in the Trinity Groves restaurant incubator in West Dallas.
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The Avo Mousse dessert ($7) features chocolate-avocado mouse and raspberry coulis in a shell created by another Trinity Groves tenant, Kate Weiser Chocolates.
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The Trinity Groves operations team for AvoEatery includes, from left: James Hamous, operations manager; Faith Railey, beverage director; chef Jose Salmeron; Cristy Rather with the Trinity Groves support group; and David Kuehling.