Under the Volcano

has been around a little longer than most people imagine.

To give you a little of our colourful past, we present the

Under The Volcano Historical Time Line

Click on the image icons to view the Historical Archived Images.

Proof that our food and margaritas have truly passed the test of time! 

 

		The earliest record of our legendary margaritas. They were chosen by Montezuma to refresh Cortez in 1519, as they met outside of their favourite local restaurant.
The earilest records of home delivery were recorded along the great wagon trains crossing the plains. Under the Volcano was there delivering our much requested Beef Chimichangas.
		Under the Volcano was honour in 1867 to be the official caterer to the Fathers of Confederation. If you check the official documents signed that day, you will find a few salsa stains. The event was commemorated in a 1927 postage stamp.
		The 7th Prime Minister of Canada was known to slip away and hit the All-You-Can-Eat Mexican Buffet on Tuesday nights. There was a motion passed requesting he stay away from the bean burritos while parlaiment was in session.
The legendary Pancho Villa was in trouble many times for crossing the border north. But few knew he continued on further north to cross another border, just to eat at our Piccadilly Street location.
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