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Flame-Grilled Corn Off the Cob, Lime, Queso, Crema ANTOJITOS (little cravings) Esquites- flame-grilled corn off the cob, lime, queso, crema, CEVICHE DEL DIA – fresh sashimi-grade local fish, lightly cured in coriander $8 (V) lime juice, with daily changing mix of chilli, fruits, coriander + onion Quesadilla- zucchini blossom, queso Oaxaca in fresh tortilla $10 (V) $MP Frijoles- warm black beans with queso + tortilla chips $10 (V) Guacamole- classic! topped with queso + tortilla chips $10 (V) CENA (dinner share plates) TACOS (on soft, corn tortillas made in house) Camarones- Ballina prawns, grilled papaya, Mayan salad $29 Pollo Valladolid- char-grilled chicken shredded, pico de gallo $7 Pulpo- flame-grilled octopus, salsa macha, charred tomaro, confit Bisteck- Cape Byron steak, frijoles, cotija, burnt onion salsa $8 potato, coffee butter $36 Lechon- roasted suckling pig, pork crackling, chile agua sauce $8 Pez Rostizado- catch of the day, jalapeno honey butter, salsa, salad, Longaniza- house-made chorizo, potato, coriander $7 + tortillas $MP Pescado- tikin xic style grilled fish, cabbage $7 Al Pastor- citrus + achiote marinated Bangalow pork, layered with Sabina- mixto of roasted, fresh + pickled mushrooms $7 (VG) pina + cooked trompo style with tortillas $32 Sandia- watermelon asado, pepita + coriander sikil pak $7 (VG) Guisano - slow-cooked cochinita pork to share, salsa, salad + tortillas Betabel- roasted beetroot, queso fresca, pecan, oregano (V) Asado Platter – char-grilled steak + tortillas to share ~ Cape Byron steak with worm salt + local pepper, habanero, chimichurri, potatoes $45 TOSTADAS (corn tortillas, baked until crisp) or ~ Watermelon steak in lime + chipotle salt, sunflower Ceviche- fresh daily fish with lime juice and chilli $10 sprouts, coriander + pepita sikil pak $35 Cochinita- pulled pork, pickled onion, refritos $7 Aquacate- avocado, onion, brazil nut, chapulines $9 (V) DULCE (sweets) Flan- classic Spanish custard + Mayan flavours – changes daily $14 BANQUET – for groups of 12 or more – chefs choice, or contact staff to organise custom menu $35+ .
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