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Botanas Ensaladas Tortas Tostadas Tacos Platos Fuertes botanas Totopos 5.50 Papas Bravas 3.95 Housemade tortilla chips, salsa House made potato chips, chile, lime, sea salt, queso fresco Cacahuates Enchilados 5.50 Peanuts, chile de árbol, garlic Fundido Con Frutas al Tequila 9.95 Cast iron grilled panela cheese, Guacamole Tradicional 7.95 chile ancho & tequila fruit compote Avocado, tomato, onion, jalapeño, Queso Panela con Pepitas 8.75 cilantro Pumpkin seed crusted panela cheese, honey-tamarind-chipotle sauce Guacamole Refrescante 7.95 Avocado, tomato, onion, jalapeño, Escabeche de verduras 5 cilantro, cucumber, jicama, orange Vegetables pickled with herbs and chiles chipotles ensaladas tortas Jícama con Melón 5.95 SERVED WITH HOUSEMADE POTATO CHIPS Jicama, cantaloupe, cucumber, Milanesa 9.75 tomatoes, avocado, almonds, Breaded chicken breast, avocado, guajillo dust, citrus vinaigrette black beans, vegetable escabeche, lettuce, tomatoes Coctel De Frutas 8.50 Seasonal fresh fruit, yogurt Al Pastor 9.75 (regular or low fat), granola, Marinated pork, pineapple jam, pecans and honey pickled red onion, lettuce, avocado cream, cilantro De Manzana 7.75 Spring mix, apples, strawberries, Bistec Especial 9.75 orange, avocado, tomato, pecans, Grilled beef, Oaxaca cheese, bacon, citrus vinaigrette caramelized onions, lettuce, tomatoes, crema Add chicken 3.50 OR shrimp (3) 4.25 Vegetariana 9.75 Grilled panela cheese, black beans, tomatoes, vegetable escabeche, lettuce, avocado tostadas tacos SERVED ON OUR HOUSE MADE STONE GROUND CORN TORTILLAS Tinga 6.25 3 TO AN ORDER Chicken with chipotle adobo, avocado cream, cabbage escabeche, Asada Con Queso 7.99 queso fresco Grilled sirloin steak, Oaxaca cheese, crispy fried onions, cilantro Ceviche Rojo 6.95 Lime marinated white fish, chile chipotle Al Pastor 7.50 & roasted red pepper adobo, Marinated pork, pineapple jam, pico de gallo, lettuce cilantro, pickled red onions Vegetariana 5.50 Pescado a La Plancha 7.99 Black beans, tomato, avocado, Pan seared fish, chipotle crema, lettuce, queso fresco, escabeche, crema cabbage escabeche, avocado, cilantro, red onions platos fuertes SERVED WITH SIDE OF TOASTED ALMOND RICE Enchiladas Oaxaqueñas 12.75 Mole negro, queso fresco or chicken, crema, pickled red onions, black beans Chile en Nogada 13.95 Roasted Poblano, beef picadillo, dried fruit, pinenuts, creamy almond sauce Mole Blanco 13.95 Pork belly, chile and white chocolate mole sauce, pine nuts, almonds, black beans, roasted plantains BEVERAGES CAFÉ 3.50 Regular & Decaf Locally roasted single source dessert Central and South American beans Capirotada 5.95 Aguas Frescas (16oz.) 3.50 Bread pudding, pineapple, banana, Select from our seasonal fruits mango, vanilla sauce Fountain Drinks 3.00 TheFruteria.com 100% sugar cane products Iced Tea 3.00 Frutería inspired handcrafted cocktails Our handcrafted cocktails and infusions are inspired by traditional ingredients found in Fruterías across Mexico The Frutería Infusion Margarita 9.5 Fresh lime, pineapple & orange juice, Cointreau & one of our house infusions House Infusions Caipiripiña 9 Our House infusions are Pineapple & lime muddled with Mexican thoughtfully created with fresh ripe piloncillo and Piña Mezcal infusion fruits, sweet and spicy peppers, dry & roasted chilies, aromatic spices, The Margarita 8 citrus fruits & herbs. Frozen or on the rocks, fresh lime, pineapple & orange juice, Cointreau & El Jimador Tequila Mango Melon Tequila Blanco, creamy tropical Moji-Mex 7 mango, sweet Texas cantaloupe Limes & mint leaves muddled with DonQ Rum El Cenizo 13 Zapatista tequila infusion and Piña Mezcal Las Fresas shaken with lime juice and a hint Tequila Blanco, both sweet & of bitters served over ice tart berries, Mexican canela El Distrito 12 Our version of a classic manhattan Zapatista with our Zapatista tequila infusion Tequila Añejo, chile de árbol, Los Pepinos Vodka Margarita 9 ancho & pasilla, toasted Muddled cucumbers with Los Pepinos infusion, cinnamon, orange rind shaken with fresh lime juice 6 Chiles Tequila Jarrito 9 Tequila Blanco, sweet red & Fresh squeezed orange, grapefruit & lime juice, yellow peppers, spicy jalapeños, 1800 Silver 100 Proof habaneros La Sangrona 9 Mexico’s version of the Bloody Mary Piña Mezcal created with the 6 Chiles tequila infusion Mezcal de gusano, tropical pineapple, The Frutería Sangría 9 sweet orange, vanilla bean Fresh citrus juice, red wine, Jimador Blanco Tequila, white Rum & Damiana liqueur Los Pepinos Guava Punch 10 Vodka & thinly Fresh orange, pineapple and guava with sliced crisp cucumbers Le Clement single Barrel Rhum House Wine by the Glass 7 CERVEZAS BOTTLE Bud Light 3.75 Corona | Negra Modelo | Victoria Pacífico 4.75 DRAFT Dos XX Lager | Modelo Especial | Santo | Corona 5.5 Seasonal DRAFT Ask your server about our seasonal beer selection MICHELADAS Hand shaken with chiles and limes 7 FLOR-081417.
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