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Thank You for Your Your Continued Support kids GUACAMOLE & CHIPS | made fresh | 5 TACOS | beef • chicken • fish |2.5 QUESADILLA | cheese | 2 cheese-chicken | 3.5 GRILLED CHICKEN | avocado & choice of rice & beans or waffle fries |10 STEAMED BROCCOLI | niños, eat your broccoli! | 3 APPLES & CARROTS | fresh sliced, organic | 3 (all corn tortillas are non-gmo & gluten free) STRAWBERRY PUREE & LIMEADE | 3 non-alcoholic beverages TO-GO JARRITOS® MEXICAN SODA | pineapple • mango • mandarin | 3.5 SIDRAL MUNDET MEXICAN SODA | apple | 3.5 MEXICAN COCA-COLA® | 3.5 MEXICAN ORANGE FANTA® | 3.5 Thank you for your TOPO CHICO® SPARKLING WATER MEXICO | mineral | 750ml 6 BOING!® JUICE | mango • guava | 3.5 your continued PANNA | 750ml | 6 support 16 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK, CT 06854 TEL: 203-939-1620 EVARITOS.COM @EVARITOS starters tacos 2 tacos per order All Tacos Served Family Style BEEF | grilled onions, peppers, salsa morita | 8.5 GUACAMOLE | pico de gallo, chips, serrano pepper | 11 add oaxacan chapulines | 3 CHORIZO | potato, brussel sprouts, salsa verde (substitute lentil vegan chorizo) | 7.5 | salsa morita, corn tortilla chips | CHIPS & SALSA 3.5 PORK CARNITAS | salsa roja, cilantro | 7.5 SALSA TOUR | 7 salsas, chips | 9.5 FISH AL CARBON | pico de gallo, spicy mayo, cactus | 9 chilie de arbol | salsa roja | morita | salsa verde | avocado | borracha | mole negro CAULIFLOWER MOLE | roasted cauliflower, mole negro, plantains, pickled onion | 7.5 LAMB BARBACOA | grilled onion, salsa chile de arbol | 9 (all corn tortillas are non-gmo & gluten free) OAXACAN QUESADILLA | hand pressed tortilla, Oaxacan cheese, brussels sprouts | 10 add: chix or chorizo | 4 AL PASTOR QUESADILLA | adobo marinated pork, Oaxacan cheese, pineapple, sour cream, salsa habanero Xnipec | 14 CROQUETTAS DE MAIZ | corn fritters, onions, poblano & bell pepper, roasted garlic, habanero aioli | 8 al carbon style tacos OCTOPUS AL CARBON | wood fired Portuguese octopus, chorizo, hominy, avocado sauce | 16 uniquely prepared on our wood fired grill, served with 2 hand pressed tortillas from fresh masa, mixed grilled vegetables, salsa roja, cilantro crema, rice & beans veggies STEAK | 15 SHRIMP | 15 CHICKEN | 12 MUSHROOMS | 12 RICE AND BEANS | pinto and black, red rice, cotija cheese | 4 FRIED PLANTAINS WITH CREMA | sweet plantains, sour cream, cotija cheese | 8 tostadas VEGAN CHORIZO | spicy homemade lentil green chorizo | 4 SHRIMP | poached chilled shrimp, chipotle and tomato cream, avocado, pickled onion | 12 SHISHITOS AND CORN | blistered peppers, corn segments, spicy mayo, cotija cheese, chili powder | 10.5 add oaxacan chapulines| 3 VERY SPICY TUNA | salsa negra, charred onions and peppers, serrano mayo, leche de tigre | 13 CACTUS SALAD | grilled nopal cactus, onion, tomato, cheese, avocado, greens, oregano vinaigrette, cilantro crema | 10 PORK CARNITAS | kale, onion, tomato broth, chile de arbol sauce, refried beans | 12 CAESAR SALAD | crumbled cotija cheese, black beans, grilled corn, tortilla strips, pepitas, caesar dressing | 11 SQUASH EMPANADA | made with fresh corn masa, kale, mustard green, nopal cactus, jicama, cherry tomatoes, lime & olive oil, chili de arbol salt | 10 entrees ORGANIC BROWN RICE BOWL | wood grilled market vegetables & chicken, BEEF SHORT RIB MOLE VERDE | braised bonless rib, traditional housemade green mole, charred zucchini, rice | 26 pico de gallo, cilantro crema | 11 sub grilled shrimp | 2 CHICKEN ENCHILADAS | tomatillo red sauce, cream, cotija cheese, fresh masa tortillas | 18 add rice & beans | 3 sides/add-ons ENCHILADAS SUIZAS | tomatillo red sauce, cream, cotija cheese, fresh masa tortillas | 17 add rice & beans | 3 FRESH MASA NON-GMO CORN TORTILLAS (3) | 2.5 OAXACAN CHAPULINES | 3 fajitas al carbon AVOCADO SLICES | 3.5 uniquely prepared on our wood fired grilll, served fresh corn tortillas (6), rice & beans Our tortillas are hand pressed daily and made from fresh masa. Our masa is ground and crafted from | grilled market vegetables, cilantro cream, salsa roja | scratch in partenership with La Milpa in Yonkers, NY. The masa is made and delivered STEAK 24 daily using only non-gmo corn, hydrated lime, & water for the most unique authentic Mexican tortilla. SHRIMP | grilled market vegetables , cilantro cream, salsa roja | 24 Our tortilla chips & tostadas are prepared fresh daily CHICKEN | grilled market vegetables, cilantro cream, salsa roja | 23 MUSHROOMS (vegetarian) | grilled market vegetables, cilantro cream, salsa roja | 21 Please let us know of any allergies we should be aware of when preparing your food consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodbourne illness LARGE COMBO pick any two, serves 2-3 people | 44 .
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