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HOUSE SPECIALTIES 1. Cachapa-Best Latin Lunch DM 2. Arepa 3. Pabellón – Ropa Vieja Sweet corn cooked on the grill filled Savory corn cooked on the grill filled Shredded beef or chicken, rice, black with your favorite ingredients with your favorite ingredients beans, sweet plantains 4. Arroz con Pollo 5. Hallaca – Venezuelan Tamal Zaguán Sandwich Rice mixed with chicken and Beef, chicken, pork, vegetables, Shredded beef, sweet onions, swiss vegetables; salad, sweet plantains olives, raisins topped with corn flour cheese, mayonnaise, spanish bread Vegetarian Special Zaguán Sampler 7. Milanesa Buenos Aires Salad, rice, black beans, sweet Empanadas, tequeños, green plantains, Breaded chicken breast served with plantains sweet plantains, yucca rice and salad 8. Pork Loin La Habana 9. Zaguán Steak 10. Pollo Caracas Pork loin, rice, and salad 8oz NY strip cooked to perfection Grilled chicken with sauté vegetables APPETIZERS/SIDE ORDERS Argentinean Empanadas (2) Venezuelan/Colombian Empanadas(2) Tequeños – Cheese Sticks Wheat flour turnover filled with beef Corn flour turnover filled with beef, Latin cheese wrapped in dough and or chicken, olives, raisins, onions chicken, or cheese deep fried Sweet Plantains - Maduros Green Fried Plantains - Tostones Fried Cheese Venezuelan “El Paisa” cheese grilled Ripped plantain with a natural sweet Unripe plantain with a natural savory to perfection flavor flavor BREAKFAST – All day Croissants Eggs & Brunch Cachito – Ham/Cheese or Ham Plain; Cheese; Ham /Cheese; Ham/Egg/Cheese Scrambled or omelets; smoothies; steak & eggs Bread filled with grounded ham & cheese Pasteles Chocolate Croissant Top Quality Colombian Coffee Puff pastry dough filled with guava & Croissant filled with chocolate and topped Latte; cappuccino; espresso; mocca; cheese; caramel & cheese; apple; cherry with chocolate cortado; black coffee; iced coffees; flavors .

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