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Appetizers Specialties Mas (More) Appetizers QUESADILLAS NACHOS (1/2 Order -6 Nachos)|(Full Order – 12 Large flour tortilla filled with cheddar, Nachos) Monterrey Jack cheddar and Pico de Served with guacamole, sour cream, tomatoes, Gallo served with rice, beans and guacamole. lettuce & Cheese 8.00 Jalapenos Spicy Beef 9.00 Cheese 5.25 | 7.25 Chicken Fajita 10.99 Bean & Cheese 6.75 | 8.75 Shrimp 12.99 Shredded Chicken 6.75 | 8.75 Beef Fajita 11.99 Bean & Beef 6.75 | 8.75 Spicy Chicken 9.00 Beef or Chicken Fajita 7.25 | 9.75 Spinach and Beef Fajita 13.99 Spinach and Chicken Fajita 12.99 SAMPLER PLATTER QUESO 3 bean & cheese nachos, 3 chicken fajita nachos White or Yellow (cup) 3.50 | (Bowl) 4.75 small, cheese quesadilla, small flautita cut in half, Spicy (Cup) 3.50 | (Bowl) 4.75 sour cream and guacamole 11.99 Tony’s Dip With ground beef & sour creme MARIA’S CHEESE FRIES Cup 3.95 | Bowl 5.25 Fries topped with shredded cheese, bacon bits & Jalapenos. Served with ranch 4.95 Green Sauce: Guacamole & sour cream Cup 2.95 | Bowl 4.25 Specialties SOUPS & SALADS ASADA Y ENCHILADA Taco Salad Fajita steak with 1 chicken enchilada covered Ground Beef or Shredded Chicken 8.25 with sour cream sauce & served with guacamole, Fajita Beef or Chicken 9.75 Pico de Gallo, rice & your choice of refried or Dinner Salad: Small 3.00 | Large 4.00 charro beans 10.95 Guacamole Salad: Small 3.50 | Large 4.75 Charro Beans Cup 3.50 | Bowl 5.00 STEAK PICANTE Los Arcos Bean Soup Cup 3.50 | Bowl 5.00 Fajita steak sautéed with onions, jalapenos & Chicken Tortilla Soup Cup 4.00 | Bowl 6.00 tomatoes. Served with guacamole, Pico de Gallo rice & your choice of refried or charro AMANDA’S IXTAPA SNAPPER beans. 10.95 A red snapper filet sautéed & topped with 2 Gulf Shrimp & your choice of garlic butter sauce, TEX-MEX GUISO Yucatan sauce or Senor Tequila cream sauce. Fajita steak cooked in our house special sauce Served with rice & avocado Salad 12.95 served with guacamole, Pico de Gallo, rice & your choice of refried or charro beans 10.95 EDUARDO’S GULF SHRIMP 10 Gulf Shrimp topped with your choice of garlic POLLO A LA PARRILLA butter sauce, Yucatan sauce or Senor Tequila A grilled chicken breast topped with sauteed cream sauce. Served with rice & avocado salad onions, bell peppers, tomatoes, mushrooms, 12.95 cilantro, monterey jack cheese & spices. Served with guacamole, Pico de Gallo, rice & your choice SHRIMP CHILE RELLENO of refried or charro beans 10.95 A large buttered & fried poblano pepper stuffed with Shrimp & Monterey jack cheese. Topped with MILO’S GARLIC BUTTER CHICKEN your choice of Yucatan sauce or Senor Tequila A grilled chicken breast sautéed in a special garlic cream sauce. Served with rice & avocado salad butter sauce & served with guacamole, Pico de 12.95 Gallo, rice & your choice of refried or charro beans 10.95 Mucho-Mas Specialties CAJUN CATFISH Mas (More) Specialties A grilled Cajun style catfish filet served with rice BEEF OR CHICKEN FAJITAS & avocado salad 10.25 Fajitas served sizzling on a hot platter with onions & bell peppers. Served with guacamole, sour SUPER TRIO FAJITAS cream, Pico de Gallo, rice, flour tortillas & A mix of beef, chicken, shrimp & sausage your choice of refried or charro beans. Sizzling on a hot platter with onions & bell For 1: 11.95 For 2: 23.95 peppers. Served with guacamole, sour cream, Pico de Gallo, rice, flour tortillas & your choice of EMMY’S CASA CHICKEN BREAST refried or charro beans. For 1: 13.95 For 2: 27.95 A BED OF RICE topped with a grilled chicken Breast & queso-guacamole sauce. Served with sautéed carrots, zucchini, squash, guacamole & Pico de Gallo 10;.95 Tex-Mex Dinners SUPER BURRITO (All Dinners served with rice & refried beans. A 10” flour tortilla stuffed with your choice of Substitute charro beans add $1) ground beef or shredded chicken topped with your choice of sauce & served with guacamole, sour BURRITOS cream & Pico de Gallo 8.25 2 flour tortillas filled with your choice of ground beef, shredded chicken or bean & cheese. Topped MY LAND ENCHILADA with your choice of sauce 8.50 2 cheese enchiladas topped with Chile con carne, beef fajita & Pico de Gallo 8.95 FLAUTAS 3 chicken flautas served with sour cream, ENCHILADA DINNER guacamole, Pico de Gallo & sour cream 9.95 Your choice: 2 enchiladas (beef, chick, spinach, or guacamole) with your choice of sauce 7.95 TACOS AL CARBON 2 soft flour tortillas filled with your choice of beef, TAMALE DINNER chicken or combo fajitas. Served with guacamole, 3 pork tamales topped with Chile con carne, plus Pico de Gallo & sour cream 9.95 rice & refried beans 8.95 MUI ENCHILADAS CORN OR FLOUR TORTILLAS ON REQUEST 1 chicken enchilada, 1 beef enchilada & 1 cheese CORN (6) OR FLOUR (4) 1.50 enchilada, all covered with tomatillo sauce, sour cream sauce & ranchero sauce 8.95 Just for Kids CHIMICHANGA (Ages 12 & Under. 65 and older add $1.00) A 10” deep fried flour tortilla, stuffed with your choice of beef or chicken fajitas & topped with CHOOSE YOUR OWN PLATE your choice of sauce. Served with guacamole, sour (Your choice of 1 entrée with fries or rice & cream & Pico de Gallo 9.95 beans 4.50) TACO ground beef or shredded chicken MV TIGER PLATE CHEESE TACO * CHEESE ENCHILADA 1 soft cheese taco, 1 cheese enchilada & 1 crispy taco BEEF ENCHILADA * CHICKEN 8.25 ENCHILADA CHEESE QUESADILLA * CHICKEN STRIPS COWBOY ENCHILADAS 2 cheese enchiladas covered with spicy queso & KID’S FAJITAS topped with chicken fajita & Pico de Gallo. Beef or chicken fajitas served with your choice of Served with rice & beans 8.95 fries, or rice & beans 4.95 LAREDO PLATE KID’S FAJITA QUESADILLA 1 chicken enchilada topped with sour cream sauce, Beef or chicken 4.95 1 beef enchilada topped with chile con carne & 1 crispy beef taco 8.25 Texas-American Dishes TACOS CHICKEN FRIED STEAK 3 crispy tacos filled with choice of shredded chicken With French Fries & salad 8.95 or ground beef 8.95 CHICKEN FINGERS STREET TACOS 4 fingers with French Fries & salad 7.95 3 soft corn tortillas filled with your choice of beef fajitas, chicken fajita or shredded pork. Served HAMBURGER ¼ lbs. ground beef patty on bun, with avocado, onions & cilantro 8.95 lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, onions & French fries Substitute flour tortillas 1.00 6.00 JEANNE’S CHILLE RELLENO CHEESEBURGER A large battered-fried poblano pepper, stuffed ¼ lbs. ground beef patty on bun, lettuce, with shredded chicken, or ground beef, (or chicken tomatoes, pickles, onions, cheese & French fries or beef fajitas), Monterrey jack cheese. topped 6.50 with your favorite sauce, served with guacamole & With Bacon and/or Jalapenos 7.50 Pico de Gallo 9.95 GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICH MT. VERNON ENCHILADAS With French fries 3.50 1 chicken enchilada topped with sour cream sauce & 1 chicken flauta. Served with sour cream & Pico de Gallo 8.25 Drinks (1.95) ICED TEA (Sweet or Unsweet) LOS ARCOS 2 avocado enchiladas topped with chicken fajita, COFFEE, MILK Pico de Gallo & your choice of spicy tomatillo or SOFT DRINKS Coke, Diet Coke, Dr. Pepper, cilantro sauce 8.95 Sprite, Fanta Lunch Specials Monday-Friday 11AM - 3PM [9] FAJITA QUESADILLA (ALL PLATES served with rice & refried beans. 2 beef or chicken fajita quesadillas 7.95 Substitute charro beans, add 1.00) [10] BEEF OR CHICKEN FAJITAS [1] STEVE’S PLATE Served sizzling on a hot platter with onions & bell 1 cheese enchilada & 1 crispy beef taco 6.95 peppers. Served with guacamole, sour cream, Pico de Gallo & flour tortillas 8.95 [2] MV TIGER PLATE 1 soft cheese taco, 1 cheese enchilada & 1 crispy taco [11] CARBONES CHIQUITOS 7.25 2 soft flour tortillas filled with beef or chicken fajitas. Served with guacamole, sour cream & Pico de Gallo 8.25 [3] CHALUPAS 1 cheese, 1 guacamole & 1 bean 6.95 [12] TONY’S PLATE 2 chicken enchiladas topped with spicy queso & [4] TACOS 2 crispy tacos filled with your choice of shredded served with rice & avocado salad 7.95 chicken or ground beef 6.95 [13] COWBOY ENCHILADAS 2 cheese enchiladas covered with spicy queso & [5] ENCHILADA PLATE Your choice of 2 chicken, cheese, beef, spinach or topped with chicken fajita & Pico de Gallo. guacamole enchilada with your choice of sauce Served with rice & beans 7.95 6.95 [14 MY LAND ENCHILADA 2 cheese enchiladas topped with Chile con carne, [6] LAREDO PLATE 1 chicken enchilada topped with sour cream sauce, beef fajita & Pico de Gallo 7.95 1 beef enchilada topped with Chile con carne & 1 crispy beef taco 7.25 [15] SUPER BURRITO A 10” flour tortilla stuffed with your choice of ground beef or shredded chicken topped with your [7] FAJITA CHALUPAS 2 chalupas topped with your choice of beef or choice of sauce & served with guacamole, sour chicken fajitas, refried beans, cheese, lettuce & cream & Pico de Gallo 8.25 chopped tomatoes 7.95 [16] LOS ARCOS 2 avocado enchiladas topped with chicken fajita, Pico de Gallo & your choice of spicy tomatillo or [8] MT. VERNON ENCHILADAS 1 chicken enchilada topped with sour cream sauce cilantro sauce 7.95 & 1 chicken flauta. Served with sour cream & Pico de Gallo 7.25 D e s e r t s (Y*U*M) S i d e s QUESO – WHITE OR YELLOW SM 3.50 | LG 4.75 SOPAPILLAS (1) = 1.25; (3) = 3.25 GUACAMOLE 1.75 / SCOOP STRAWBERRY SOPAPILLAS 1.95 PICO DE GALLO 1.50 SOUR CREAM 1.50 HOMEMADE FLAN 4.50 (a’ la Rambo) SHREDDED CHEESE 1.50 1 TACO 2.25 CHEESECAKE 3.50 1 FAJITA TACO 2.95 ICE CREAM 2.95 1 ENCHILADA 2.25 1 FLAUTA 2.25 FRIED ICE CREAM 2.75 1 TAMALE 1.95 FRIED CHEESECAKE 4.50 1 CHEESE QUESADILLA 1.95 RICE 1.75 APPLE PIE w/ ICE CREAM 4.95 REFRIED BEANS 1.75 JALAPENOS 1.00 LOS ARCOS RESTAURANT & CANTINA CHIPS & SALSA (without food order 4.50 ea.) 903-588-2111 CARRY-OUT .
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