Chef Salvador hails from Baja California and thus has a long-standing passion for indigenous food culture and techniques of his native Mexico along with interests in pre-Hispanic and biodynamic agriculture. His goal is to showcase the diversity of traditional indigenous gastronomy while also adapting it to local Californian ingredients and modern techniques.
Chef Salvador’s latest endeavor is as Executive Chef of the chic Popolo New Latin Restaurant that is set to open this summer. Popolo’s cuisine, just like it’s Chef’s philosophy, is rooted in tradition while at the same time not constrained by it, allowing for new culinary interpretations of classic Latin flavor profiles.
Chef Salvador holds a degree in Culinary Arts & Wine Appreciation from San Francisco’s Cordon Bleu California Culinary Academy
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