What is 1882 Cantina?
Serving brunch & dinner five days a week, 1882 Cantina features quintessential dishes from regions known for bold flavors that are favorites now in California.
What's new at 1882 on Desmond?
Featuring elevated bar food, specialty cocktails, and a vast beer selection in a comfortable and sophisticated environment, 1882 on Desmond is the Valley’s new place to be. Check back for more updates as we continue to renovate the facility and grow our business!
What happened in 1882?
1882 was one of the most important years ever in the history of the Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians. On June 27, 1882, President Chester A. Arthur issued an Executive Order re-establishing the government-to-government relationship between Pechanga and the United States and setting aside a mere 4,000 acres for the Pechanga Indian Reservation.
Brunch
Marinated skirt steak with two eggs any style, served with papas de la casa and chile toreados
Entrada
Butcher's choice ground beef, achiote marinated bacon, Oaxacan cheese, shredded lettuce, tomato and cilantronaise, served with fries
Bottled Beverages
Orange mandarin, tamarindo, strawberry, Sangria Señorial, apple Sidral Mundet, pineapple, citrus lime, grapefruit, jamaica
Filters
Went there to celebrate the 40th anniversary of my 21st birthday. Decor and ambiance are fantastic and the location is nice and quiet. The prices are very reasonable and the quality of the food is exceptional. The dinner menu options do not overwhelm you. Our appetizers were; Trio De Ceviche, Mexican Elote and Coctel De Camarones.
What is 1882 on Desmond?
Featuring elevated bar food, specialty cocktails, and a vast beer selection in a comfortable and sophisticated environment, 1882 on Desmond is the Valley’s new place to be.
When was Eighmey Hall built?
In the year 1882, construction on Eighmey Hall began. The building, which is the largest structure in the neighborhood, was named after local businessman Lewis Eighmey (1833-1908). In the late 1800s and early 1900s, the building housed storefronts on the first floor, including the Sugar Bowl and F.W. Woolworth’s five and dime store.
