Community Spotlight: Darren from Chupito's Gives Back with Flavor and Heart
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- Jul 24, 2025
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We’re thrilled to shine a spotlight on one of our incredible community supporters: Darren, owner of the beloved local restaurant Chupito’s and a proud Dunwoody native.
Darren recently partnered with ADMH as part of our Get Fit and Healthy program, where he generously led a healthy cooking demo for our participants. We’re so thankful for his time, energy, and unwavering support for the ADMH community. Darren’s enthusiasm was infectious, and his delicious recipe was a hit!
Born and raised in Dunwoody/Sandy Springs, Darren attended The Epstein School and graduated near the top of his class from Riverwood High School’s IB program. He went on to Syracuse University, where he earned degrees in both Newspaper Journalism and Marketing. Darren has worked in media, radio, and travel marketing—but his passion for food and community brought him back home to Georgia.
After working his way up in the restaurant world, Darren opened Chupito’s, a vibrant spot known for its authentic, fun Tex-Mex flair. With over five years of success, he continues to pour his heart into his business and his neighborhood—feeding friends and neighbors, one taco at a time.
To celebrate Darren’s commitment to our health and our tastebuds, we’re excited to share the recipe he made during our program:
Chupito's Chunky Guacamole RecipePerfect for 1–2 snackers
Ingredients:
2 ripe avocados
1 tomato
1 small bunch cilantro
1/2 onion (or whole if you love onion!)
Salt (to taste)
Garlic (1/2 tsp powder or 1 clove minced)
1 lime
Instructions:
Cut avocados in half, remove pits, scoop into a bowl, and cube.
Finely dice cilantro and add to bowl.
Dice tomato and add to bowl.
Dice onion and add.
Add salt and garlic.
Juice lime and pour into the mix.
Mix gently until blended. Enjoy with chips, crackers, or veggies!
Thank you, Darren, for being such a strong supporter of ADMH and our Get Fit and Healthy
program. We’re so lucky to have you in our corner!
To learn more about Chupito’s, visit their website https://www.chupitosazteca.com/.
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