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Refried Pinto Beans & Rice Available Available dinner service 5 – 10pm Sauteed Gulf fish, olive oil, roasted garlic, lime & chile spiked Calabazas Roasted duck enchiladas w/ black mole, refried pinto beans & rice Grilled coulotte steak & oyster mushroom-pasilla capirotada w/ huitlacoche cream & cebollitas ** Spinach & chorizo verde w/ a layer of melted queso Chihuahua & Asadero, soft corn tortillas & salsa fresca Served in a hot volcanic bowl w/ Del Fuego’s five chile sauce, grilled steak, chicken, sausage, cebollitas, jalapeño & queso fresco w/ rice, nopales, avocado, cucumber, radish, refried beans & soft corn tortillas. ADD SHRIMP $4 Grilled slice of Queso Fresco w/ chile tomato sauce, pickled jalapeño & onions & our Serrano pineapple hot sauce Choose three taco preparations below, w/ refried pinto beans & rice Customize your guacamole for .50 each topping or get it Substitute a small Ensalada Pico or Diosa Verde for an additional $2 LOADED. Served w/ tostadas & salsa fresca Chicharrones Queso Cotija Black Angus chopped steak, Cotija, onions, cilantro, salsa verde Diced Tomato Rajas (Roasted Poblanos) Springer Mtn chicken, pickled carrots, onions, cilantro, salsa Mexicana Pickled Onion Pepitas (Pumpkin Seeds) Pickled Jalapeños Bacon Slow cooked, crispy fried pork, tomatillo avocado salsa, onions, cilantro Creekstone Farms beef tongue, onions, cilantro, chile de árbol salsa Grilled green onions, olive oil, lime Ensenada-style fried Gulf fish or shrimp (Grilled optional) ** Cabbage, spicy mayonesa, onions, cilantro, flour tortilla. Add $1 per taco Choose three fresh salsas w/ tostadas Cactus, garlic, tomatoes, onions, cilantro, queso Cotija, salsa fresca Salsa Fresca Pureed, tomato, onion, jalapeño, cilantro, lime House-made pork sausage, queso fresco, onions, cilantro Salsa Verde Pureed, tomatillo, serrano, onion, lime, cilantro Tomatillo Avocado Creamy, pureed, verde with avocado Two Run Farm Barbacoa style Goat, Guajillo chile spice rub, onions, cilantro Salsa Negra Dark, smoky, spicy, chipotle, garlic roasted habanero salsa. Add $1 per taco (When Available) Chile de Árbol Smooth, dried árbol, garlic, vinegar Roasted Habanero Charred tomato, onion, orange, habanero Salsa Mexicana Chopped, tomato, onion, jalapeño, cilantro, lime The Brother’s Three - Carnitas, carne asada & pollo deshebrado w/ pinto beans, rice, queso Chihuahua & Asadero, crema, salsa fresca, guacamole, onions Two crunchy corn tostadas w/ layered refried black bean, & cilantro, wrapped in a home-made flour tortilla chilled achiote smoked Gulf fish, cabbage slaw & cilantro lime mayonesa TWO TORTILLA BURRITO STUFFED W/ THE WORKS! Carne Asada, Pollo Deshebrado, Carnitas, Lengua, Chorizo & Cabrito w/ pinto beans, Fresh Gulf seafood, tomato, tomatillo, jalapeño, avocado, rice, queso Chihuahua & Asadero, crema, salsa fresca, guacamole, onions & cilantro lime, & cilantro w/ tostadas Choose filling below, pinto beans, rice, queso Chihuahua & Asadero, crema, Jicama, orange, grapefruit, radish, pickled onion, serrano salsa fresca, guacamole, onions, cilantro, wrapped in a home-made flour chiles, in a citrus agave vinaigrette tortilla CARNE ASADA – Chopped Beef POLLO DESHEBRADO – Shredded Chicken Romaine, mixed greens, tomatoes, red onion, pickled CARNITAS – Pork LENGUA – Beef tongue jalapeños, pepitas, Mexican Green Goddess dressing & cilantro Ask about adding meat or seafood for $4 PESCADA – Fish Add $2 CAMARONES – Shrimp Add $2 NOPALES – Cactus CHORIZO ROJO – House-made Pork Sausage CABRITO - Goat Add $2 (When Available) Every item on our menu is cooked fresh every day & prepared to order, so please be patient. Please notify your server if you have food allergies. No split checks. 20% gratuity may be added to parties of 5 or more. There may be a risk associated w/ consuming raw shellfish as in the case w/ other raw protein products. If you suffer from chronic illness of the liver, stomach or blood or have other immune disorders, you should eat these products fully cooked. Vegetarian Vegan HOT For our Eat Fit NOLA Menu, please ask your server .
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