pozoleria

English

Etymology

From Spanish pozolería.

Noun

pozoleria (plural pozolerias)

1. A restaurant which specializes in pozole.
   • 2009, Jaime de Angulo, The Lariat: And Other Writings, Counterpoint Press:

     Saturnino would roll his eyes and click his tongue, and look significantly towards the pozoleria, and then he would fairly shout: "give us our daily bread.” Everybody woke up and repeated: “Give us our daily bread.” And so on, […]

   • 2017, Lonely Planet Food, From the Source - Mexico: Authentic Recipes From the People That Know Them the Best, Lonely Planet, →ISBN:

     'I really can't explain it,' says Jose Munoz Gutierrez of Restaurant Any, a pozoleria near Zihuatanejo's central market. 'Some people think eating hot food in a hot climate cools you down, but I think we love it because we associate it with family and good times.'