Puralima Cantina restaurant to open on Lake Street in Wayzata

Puralima Cantina in Wayzata.

New Cantina, Puralima, to open in Wayzata

A new restaurant called Puralima Cantina is set to occupy a storefront located at 740 Lake Street.

Wayzata residents and regulars will remember the location as the former home of Stalk & Spade in recent years, and before that, as the Wayzata Starbucks before it relocated to Wayzata Boulevard.

Founded by entrepreneur Steele Smiley, the establishment will offer a unique dining experience with a focus on customizable tacos, burritos, bowls, and salads, aiming to bring a fresh perspective to Mexican cuisine in Wayzata.

Steele Smiley is known for franchise ventures like the Crisp & Green restaurant franchise.

According to the information made available, Puralima Cantina will emphasize a commitment to crafting authentic, scratch-made dishes using traditional culinary methods.

The menu encourages patrons to assemble their own dishes from a range of authentically prepared ingredients, ensuring a dedication to quality and flavor.

Guests who visit will find an interior adorned with vibrant pieces by local and international artists.

The art, featuring portraits of change makers, columns with lively patterns, and handwoven bracelets, aims to create an atmosphere that goes beyond culinary delight.

“The use of yarn and thread in our art pieces is symbolic of our appreciation for shared beauty, connections that enhance our world, and our desire for more,” state the Puralima website.

As Wayzata welcomes this new addition, locals and visitors alike will soon be able to explore the distinctive offerings of Puralima Cantina.

Watch for other locations to open in Edina and Maple Grove this year.


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