About Us
Susie and Iván have developed a blend of international culinary styles that has evolved into the distinctive Casa Núñez flavor. Using traditional elements from both the Mediterranean and Puerto Rico, they have fully incorporated the rustic arts of food preparation. Working with Casa Núñez will provide you with traditional recipes, authentic flavors, and exceptional service tailored to your special occasion.
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Recommendations Received (20)
"Casa Nunez is amazing! Ivan and Susie are the perfect hosts. The food is flavorful and presented..."
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"Casa Nunez is amazing! Ivan and Susie are the perfect hosts. The food is flavorful and presented well. Casa Nunez also caters events and provides cooking classes. Highly recommended!"
"Highly recommend Casa Núñez. Great people and a wonderful environment for an amazing dinner. Ivan..."
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"Highly recommend Casa Núñez. Great people and a wonderful environment for an amazing dinner. Ivan has some great stories to keep the evening entertaining. "
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Although they also do more conventional catering jobs in the Dayton area, their favorite way to present their unique food is still through interact...
Casa Núñez is excited, fascinated, and proud to announce the publication of their first cookbook in eBook format titled ¡HAY MOTIVO! the Casa Núñez...
Casa Núñez has set the standard for catering excellence in and around Dayton. Our commitment to using the freshest, highest quality ingredients com...
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Recommendations Given (22)
"Outstanding service with a professional staff!"
"Outstanding photographer! Highly recommended!"
Recent Activity
The Coronavirus has basically closed all events/businesses opportunities at Casa Núñez. We plan to re-open on June 1st with some limitations. We are also still pending on when our cooking classes will resume at the Dorothy Lane Market Culinary Center. Thank you for maintaining contact during...
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The Coronavirus has basically closed all events/businesses opportunities at Casa Núñez. We plan to re-open on June 1st with some limitations. We are also still pending on when our cooking classes will resume at the Dorothy Lane Market Culinary Center. Thank you for maintaining contact during this crisis.
Casa Núñez has been quite successful with Facebook and Instagram. We have established and maintained relations with our clients by providing them updates on our business and informing them of upcoming events. We also believe that Social Media does not work for all types of small businesses; it...
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Casa Núñez has been quite successful with Facebook and Instagram. We have established and maintained relations with our clients by providing them updates on our business and informing them of upcoming events. We also believe that Social Media does not work for all types of small businesses; it is based on the product that you are offering. One of the factors to consider is the number of "friends" or "followers" you have; the more is not always the better. So, do not expect everyone to "like" your postings. However, we are happy with the opportunities Social Media provides to our business.
I'm delighted with 2019 so far and expect more great things!
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I'm delighted with 2019 so far and expect more great things!
My story is about the city of San Juan, Puerto Rico and the tradition that I experienced during my upbringing... ¡¡¡“La Noche de San Juan” is coming!!!
If you are looking for a little good luck, or perhaps you just want to experience a local tradition and join a great party? “La Noche de San...
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My story is about the city of San Juan, Puerto Rico and the tradition that I experienced during my upbringing... ¡¡¡“La Noche de San Juan” is coming!!!
If you are looking for a little good luck, or perhaps you just want to experience a local tradition and join a great party? “La Noche de San Juan” or "Saint John’s Night", is celebrated annually on June 23rd. To take part in this tradition, all you need to do is get yourself to a beach in Puerto Rico, be prepared to stay up late (maybe all night), and get wet. Are you ready to get lucky?
What’s in the name? My island of Puerto Rico was originally called San Juan in honor of Saint John the Baptist, while the small island of what is now Old San Juan was originally called Puerto Rico. But confusion over the name led to a switch to the names that we use today. But Saint John the Baptist (San Juan Bautista) is still the patron saint of Puerto Rico and its capital city, San Juan.
Tradition, Tradition, Tradition!!! Saint John the Baptist’s birthday is June 24th, so every year people celebrate his birthday with traditions. In Puerto Rico, at exactly midnight between June 23rd and 24th, on the eve of his birth, people walk backward into the ocean and fall backwards into it. They do these three times in a row. The water is said to be "blessed", so dipping into it is supposed to clean you of the bad things so as to bring good luck or at least help ward off evil throughout the year. Some people will do flips in the water. Some people also do more than three dunks (7 or 12 are the other usual number of dunks). It is all in good fun and everyone is welcome to join in, whether you believe in the tradition or not. The good luck part of this tradition is, perhaps, questionable in its reliability, but it is a happy celebration where family and friends get together and enjoy food, music, and good company. Of course, since so many people live in the San Juan area, you will find throngs of people at those beaches (seriously, it can be almost elbow to elbow). A beach in the San Juan area is the place to be if you want to really experience the scene, a “huge” beach party. Many of the hotels in San Juan will have some type of organized event happening on their beaches.
So…¡”Feliz Noche de San Juan”! ¡¡¡Hay motivo!!!
Iván from Casa Núñez
One of Casa Núñez main ingredient in most of their recipes is Adobo.
In a recipe for Salsa published recently, an ingredient was misstated due to typo.
The correct ingredient was 2 teaspoons of Adobo instead of 2 teaspoons of adobe!
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One of Casa Núñez main ingredient in most of their recipes is Adobo.
In a recipe for Salsa published recently, an ingredient was misstated due to typo.
The correct ingredient was 2 teaspoons of Adobo instead of 2 teaspoons of adobe!
From Casa Núñez to every Alignable friends! !Feliz Navidad, Prospero Año y Felicidad! Hay motivo!
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From Casa Núñez to every Alignable friends! !Feliz Navidad, Prospero Año y Felicidad! Hay motivo!
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