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Tortas Clasicas O Cemitas $8.50 Tortas Especiales $9.50 TORTAS CLASICAS O CEMITAS $8.50 TORTAS ESPECIALES $9.50 (All torta come w/ refried beans, mayonnaise, Avocado, (All torta come w/ refried beans, mayonnaise, Avocado, onions, tomato, jalapeño or chipotle & onions, tomato, jalapeño or chipotle) Cheese) o Ranchera (Seasoned Leg Pork, Frankfurts , queso Extra Quesillo $ 1.00 Extra Queso Blanco $ 1.00 fresco) Extra Avocado $1.50 (Pierna, salchicha y queso fresco) o Azteca (Chicken w Mole Poblano sauce, Ham & o Milanesa de Pollo (Chicken Milanese) queso fresco) o Milanesa de Puerco (Pork Milanese) (Pollo con mole, jamón y queso fresco) o Tinga de Pollo (Spicy Chicken w chipotle o Mexicana (chicken milanese, Ham & Mexican sauce) cheese) o Carne enchilada (Cajun pork) (Milanesa de pollo, Jamón y quesillo) o Pierna Adobada (Seasoned Leg Pork) o Chiapaneca (Seasoned leg pork, ham & queso o Pollo con Mole ( Chicken w Mole fresco) Poblano sauce) (Pierna, jamón y queso fresco) o Pollo Asado (Grill Chicken) o Poblana (Spice Chicken with chipotle sauce & o Queso de Puerco (Head Pork Cheese) mexican cheese) o Jamón con queso fresco (Ham & Tinga de Pollo & Quesillo o Gringa (Ham, Seanoned Leg Pork & american Cheese) cheese) o Salchicha (Frankfurts) (Jamón, Pierna y Queso Amarillo) o Huevo con Chorizo (Eggs & mexican o Colorada (Cajun pork, Ham & queso blanco) Sausage) (Carne enchilada, Jamón y Queso Blanco) o Huevo con Jamón (Ham & eggs) o Dietética ( Grilled chicken, queso fresco & o Barbacoa- Goat (weekend) $12.00 luttuce) (Pollo Asado, Queso Blanco & lechuga) o Cubana ( Pork Milanese, Cajun leg pork, Frankfurts & Queso fresco) (Milanesa, Pierna, salchicha y Queso Blanco) $11.00 • Don Paco (Stuffed Cheese Chile poblano,Ham, Frankfurts) (chile Relleno de queso blanco, Jamón & TAMALES $2.25 EACH GUAJOLOTAS (TORTAS CON TAMAL) (Ask to the staff wich availability ) (Mexican Torta w Tamales) $ 1 Tamal $ 3.25 2 Tamales $ 5.50 *Salsa Verde c/ Queso (Green sauce w/ Guajolota con Tamal de salsa Verde cheese) Guajolota con Tamal de Rajas con pollo *Rajas c/ Pollo (Jalapeño pepper, chicken w Guajolota con Tamal de Rajas con queso Tomato sauce) Guajolota con Tamal de Mole con puerco *Rajas c/ Queso y Epazote (Jalapeño pepper, corn, cheese, epazote leaf) *Mole c/ Carne de puerco ( Pork w/ spice sauce) o TACOS PLACEROS (con arroz y 1 guiso) *Chile Guajillo con pollo (Guajillo pepper w o ORDEN DE 2 ($7.00) chicken) o Carne enchilada (Spice pork) *Dulce (Sweet tamal w/ prune)----Weekend o Tinga de Pollo (Chicken w/ chipotle $2.50 sauce) o Pierna enchilada (Spice pork on sauce) *Chocolate------Weekend o Chorizo (mexican hot sausage) $2.50 o Salsa de chicharrón (Skin pork in salsa *TAMAL VERACRUZANO (Banana leaf w/ verde) chicken & chipotle) Weekend $2.75 o Broil Egg (1) TACOS REGULARES $7.00 (orden 2) (All tacos come onios, cilantro & hot sauce) o NOPAL (cactus) * Carne Enchilada (Cajun Pork) o Chorizo (Mexican Sausage) o Pollo (Chicken) o Milanesa de Pollo o CHILE RELLENO $7.50 each Taco) o BARBACOA (goat) (WEEKEND) QUESADILLAS HOME MADE TORTILLAS $8.50 Extra meat $1.75 each Tinga de Pollo (Chicken w/ chipotle sauce) * Pollo (Chicken) Chicharrón (Pork skin) * Quesillo (Mexican Cheese) Pierna Adobada (Spice pork) * Champiñones (Mushrooms) Pollo con mole poblano (Chichen w Mole poblano) *Chorizo (Mexican sausage) Flor de calabaza (Zuchinni Blossom) Barbacoa de chivo (Goat) Weenkend $10.50 HUARACHES HOME MADE TORTILLAS (SALSA VERDE, SALSA ROJA O MIXTO) Crema y Queso (sour cream & cheese) $5.50 NOPAL (cactus) $8.00 Cecina (salt beef dry) $8.00 Huevo revuelto (screable egg) $8.00 Pollo (chicken) $8.00 Chorizo (Mexican hot sausage) $8.00 Barbacoa (goat) Weekend $8.50 MEXICAN BREAKFAST $8.00 (Served w/ Rice and beans OR Home fries and 4 Tortillas ) + White Egss $1.25 5.- HUEVOS A LA MEXICANA (Egg w/ tomato, onion & jalapeño) 6.- HUEVOS CON CHORIZO ( Egg w/ Mexician sausage) 7.- HUEVOS RANCHEROS (Eggs w / mexican hot sauce) 8.- HUEVOS CON RAJAS (Eggs w/ Jalapeños) 9.- HUEVOS CON SALCHICHA (Eggs w/ Sausage) BREAKFAST BURRITO BREAKFAST $6.50 2 eggs served with Hash brown, flour OMELETTES $6.50 (Platter) + White Egss $1.25 + White Egss $1.25 WESTERN (Peppers, onions, ham & tomatoes) GRINGO (Ham or Turkey & American Cheese) 2 eggs served with Hash brown or Home fries w/ VEGETABLES (Mushrooms, onions and peppers) Toast CHEESSE ( American cheese or Chedar cheese) MEXICANO (Tomate, onios, jalapeño) 1-.WESTERN (Peppers, onions, ham & tomatoes) 2- GRINGO (Ham or Turkey & American Cheese) 3-.VEGETABLES (Mushrooms, onions and peppers) 4-.CHESSE ( American cheese or Chedar cheese SPECIAL SALADS $12.00 Extra Dressing $.75 • Greek (Mesclun Mix, Tomate, Black Olives, feta cheese, Onions, Balsamic Vinaigrette Dressing) $ COLD BEVERAGES • Mexicana (Mesclun Mix, Tomate, Jalapeño, Avocado, Onios, Oregano Limon & Olive Oil (Chooise Reg Milk; Cream or Almond Milk) Dresseing) $ • De la Casa (Mesclun Mix, Red Onion, ICED COFFEE LARGE $3.50 Tomate, pepper, jalapeño, aguacate House ICED COFFEE SMALL $2.50 Dressing) Can Soda Coca Cola $1.00 Can Soda Sprite $1.00 Milk shake Straberry $5.50 (16 oz) HOT BEVERAGES Milk Shake Chocolate $5.50 (16 oz) (Chooise Reg Milk; Cream or Almond Milk) Milk Shake Banana $5.50 (16 oz) Hot Colombian Coffee $2.00 (16 oz) Squeezed Orange Juice $5.50 Healbal Tea $2.00 (16 oz) Green Juice $5.50 Hot Chocolate $2.50 (16 oz) Hot oatmeal $3.50 (16 oz) Champurrado $3.50 (16 oz) .
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