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Sonora, Mexico ANTOJITOS PUEBLO SALAD mixed greens, red mango, cucumber, red onion, "WHERE THE CHIPS jicama, blood orange vinaigrette, sesame seeds $7. 95 & SALSA ARE FREE" SOUTHWEST CAESAR chipotle dressing, corn, cotija, pepitas, crispy corn tortilla $8.95 O- CHICKEN TORTILLA SOUP -T O jalapeño, tomato, cilantro, rice $5.95 / $8.95 E R D D SHRIMP CEVICHE A E TRADICIONAL avocado, red mango, fresno, citrus, cilantro $13.95 R white onion, jalapeño, tomato, lime, cilantro M GReeN CHILE PORK TAMALES $12.95 crema, pico de gallo, and cotija $12.95 QUESO FUNDIDO CON CHORIZO G E - make it picante! - poblano, corn, home-made flour tortillas 95 $12. U L chiltepin + habanero O A C A M “A TRUE NEIGHBORHOOD CANTINA INSPIRED BY THE NICKNAME FOR TUCSON, ARIZONA & THE AUTHENTIC CUISINE OF SONORA, MEXICO" SONORAN SPECIALTIES HOME OF THE PLATOS ESPECIALES HEESE RISP C a.k.a. ...”the Csonoran quesadilla” SYLVIA'S CHILE RELLENO stuffed with mexican rice + cheese, salsa veracruz, avocado, crema $18.95 add ground beef + $3.95 SHRIMP + PINEAPPLE fresno chili, 95 cilantro, pickled red onion $18. ENCHILADAS crema, lettuce, tomato, cotija, shaved onion QUESO chihuahua, cotija, choice of: queso or chicken tinga $14.95 longhorn cheddar $13.95 CANTINA BURRITO OR CHIMICHANGA VegeTABLE green chile, choose your own protein, rice, beans, mushroom, charred onion $14.95 chihuahua cheese, lettuce, avocado, pico, crema $15.95 CARNE SecA green chile, FIESTA RIce BOWL pico de gallo,cotija $17.95 choose your own protein, rice, beans, corn, lettuce, cheese, pico, crema, morita salsa $14.95 HOUSEMADE SPICY CHORIZO 95 escabeche, lime crema $16. CHICKEN TINGA FLAUTAS salsa verde, adobo crema, cotija $13.95 SONORAN COMBO PLATTER green chile pork tamale, ground beef taco, adobo rojo chicken enchilada $21.95 ESQUITE OOD RILL served with mexicanM rice, refriedW beans, + home-madeG flour tortillas ADOBO CHICKEN SKEWERS CARNE ASADA CHILI-LIME onions,peppers, 8oz skirt steak, salsa macha, SHRIMP SKEWERS chimichurri butter avocado purée chimichurri butter $22.95 $27.95 $33.95 ACO LATTERS served on home-made flour tortillas Twith mexicanP rice + refried beans(soft or crispy corn also available) ROASTED VegeTABLE CANTINA GROUND Beef chihuahua, adobo crema, red cabbage $12.95 red cabbage, cotija, tomato $15.95 CRISPY RED SNAPPER GRILLED SKIRT STEAK cucumber-pineapple salsa, cilantro yogurt $16.95 white onion, cilantro, salsa verde $17.95 MESQUITE GRILLED CHICKEN AL PASTOR escabeche, adobo crema, queso fresco $15.95 pineapple, morita salsa $16.95 HOUSEMADE SPICY CHORIZO SHORT RIB CARNE SecA poblano pico de gallo, crispy potato, lime crema $15.95 roasted corn salsa, queso fresco $16.95 GLAZED PORK BELLY maple-habanero, mango salsa $16.95 try 's favorites! PARA ACOMPAÑAR ESQUITES FRIJOLES CHARROS MEXICAN RIce GUACAMOLE 1/2 & 1/2 COMBO roasted street corn, chorizo, jalapeño, tomatillo-cilantro white onion, jalapeño, rice + beans chipotle mayo, cotija tomato, cilantro spiked rice tomato, lime, cilantro $4.95 $7. 95 $6.95 $4.95 $4.95 consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions 1200 W. WEBSTER AVENUE | (773) 697 - 3727 | www.OLDPUEBLOCHICAGO.COM | VISIT MORE RESTAURANTS!.
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