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Check out Our Menu Here! COCKTAILS ANTOJITOS ENCHILADAS BEER HERB GUACAMOLE Y SALSA VERDE | $9 DRAFT HIBISCUS MOJITO | $12 ENCHILADA DE POLLO BORRACHO | $18 Avocado, cilantro, roasted tomatillo salsa MILLER LITE | $5 MODELO ESPECIAL | $6 Uruapan Charanda, Rum, Mint, Hibiscus, Lime, Soda Marinated Chicken, cotija cheese, crema, roasted tomatillo salsa Light Lager Mexican Lager BLUE CRAB TOSTADA | $14 ENCHILADA DE QUESO Y RAJAS | $16 Miller Coors Modelo GUAVA PISCO SOUR | $13 Avocado, cucumber, jalapeño, hoja santa Macchu Pisco, Derrumbes Salmiana, Lime, Guava, Egg White Cheese and poblano pepper enchiladas, epazote, salsa ranchera ADIÓS PANTALONES | $7 SHINER BOCK | $6 BARBACOA TLAYUDA | $15 Session Lager Bock Rahr & Sons Shiner Brewing Co. SMOKING OAXACAN | $13 Norteño-style braised beef, refried beans, pico de gallo, queso fresco Benhez Mezcal Espadín, La Venenosa Raicilla, Lime, Agave, EL CHINGÓN | $7 SUCKER PUNCH | $6 Elderberry Smoke QUESO FUNDIDO | $9 IPA Watermelon Sour Melted Oaxaca and Chihuahua cheese, pico de gallo, tortillas Four Corners 3 Nations Brewery FROZEN MARGARITA | $12 (add chorizo or mushrooms +$4) TACOS CALAVERA LAGER | $7 Cazadores Reposado, St. Germain, Lychee, Lime, Agave 805 CERVEZA | $7 Vienna Lager CHICHARRÓN GRANDE | $7 Mexican Pilsner LA MINA ‘RITA | $14 PORK BELLY AL PASTOR | $13 Firestone Walker Spindle Top Crispy pork rind, salsa verde cruda Slow-roasted pork, roasted pineapple, white onion, salsa morita Espolón Blanco, Grand Marnier, Charcoal, Lime, Agave NEATO BANDITO | $7 MUY IMPORTANTE | $7 HAMACHI AGUACHILE | $15 Czech Mexican Lager Margarita-style Lager CAMARONES DE MOLE POBLANO | $13 Lakewood CILANTRO NEGRONI | $13 Tamarind, coconut milk, jalapeño, scallions Deep Ellum Brewing Co. Plymouth Gin, Granada Vallet, Cilantro-infused Dolin Blanc Vermouth Grilled shrimp, pickled red onion, cilantro, cabbage NEGRA MODELO | $7 TEJANO LAGER | $7 BEEF TARTARE TOSTADA | $14 Mexican Lager BLACKBERRY MULE | $13 COCHINITA PIBÍL | $10 Munich Dunkel Grass-fed beef, epazote aioli, peanut árbol salsa Modelo Hop Fusion Paranubes Rum, Blackberries, Ginger Beer, Angostura Bitters, Slow-roasted pork shoulder, achiote, pickled red onions, cilantro Lime, Agave FLAUTAS DE PAPAS | $12 BOTTLED BARBACOA | $12 TOPO CHICO MANGO | $6 Roasted potatoes, Oaxaca cheese, salsa morita COORS LIGHT | $5 Norteño-style braised beef, white onions, avocado salsa Hard Seltzer Light Lager ENSALADA DE LECHUGA | $10 HONGOS Y PIPIÁN | $13 Coors Brewing TOPO CHICO PINEAPPLE | $6 Gem lettuce, Mexican herbs, pepitas, avocado-lime vinaigrette Hard Seltzer WINE Mushrooms, pumpkin-seed salsa, epazote aioli, queso fresco DOS EQUÍS | $6 Mexican Lager TOPO CHICO LEMON | $6 Dos XX Hard Seltzer BUBBLES, WHITE & ROSÉ REDS PLATOS FUERTES CORONA | $6 TOPO CHICO STRAWBERRY | $6 Mexican Lager Hard Seltzer COLOME | $9/32 PRAYERS OF SINNERS | $10/35 MARKET FISH VERACRUZ | $25 Corona Torrontes Red Blend HEINEKEN 0.0 | $5 Veracruz-style sauce, tomato, marble potatoes, olives, jalapeño Argentina Washington State AL LADO TECATE LIGHT | $6 Non-Alcoholic PUERCO EN PIPIÁN | $23 Light Lager Heineken POEMA CAVA | $9/32 BECKER VINEYARDS | $11/39 Tecate Braised pork cheeks, pumpkin seed salsa, white beans, charred ELOTE | $7 Sparkling Rosé Tempranillo onions, served with tortillas Roasted Mexican sweet corn, mayonnaise, cotija cheese, chile SOL CHILADA LÍMON Y SAL | $7 Spain Texas guajillo, lime Salt & Lime Lager CARNE CON MOLE AMARILLO | $27 Sol SEGURA VIDAS CASA MADERO | $11/39 Grilled steak, roasted potatoes, chorizo, yellow mole, escabeche, ARROZ BLANCO | $4 Merlot GRAND CUVÉE | $10/35 served with tortillas White rice Cava Mexico SODA, COFFEE, Spain POLLO AL CARBON | $18 FRIJOLES REFRITOS | $4 ALTA VISTA ESTATE | $12/42 Grilled adobo-marinated chicken thighs, peanut árbol salsa, Refried black beans, queso fresco Cabernet Sauvignon GRAFFINGNA | $10/35 plantain rice & TEA Pinot Grigio Argentina Argentina COCA COLA | $3 DIET COKE | $3 MONTES ALPHA | $13/46 NATURA | $10/35 Pinot Noir DR PEPPER | $3 LEMON-LIME SODA | $3 Chardonnay Chile POSTRES ROOT BEER | $3 LEMONADE | $3 Chile ORANGE SODA | $3 CHERRY LIMEADE | $3 CASA MADERO | $11/39 TRES LECHES PANNA COTTA | $8 PALETAS | $9 CHOCOFLAN | $9 CHURROS | $8 TEA | $3 COFFEE | $3 Rosé Amontillado sherry, tres leches Chocolate or fruit Amarena cherries, Whipped cream, dark chocolate cake chocolate, cajeta Mexico PINEAPPLE AGUA FRESCA | $5 (no refills) ANTOJITOS HERB GUACAMOLE CHICHARRÓN GRANDE | $7 Crispy pork rind, salsa verde cruda Y SALSA VERDE | $9 Guacamole, roasted tomatillo salsa HAMACHI AGUACHILE | $15 BLUE CRAB TOSTADA | $14 Tamarind, coconut milk, jalapeño, scallions Avocado, cucumber, jalapeño, hoja santa BEEF TARTARE TOSTADA | $14 BARBACOA TLAYUDA | $15 Grass-fed beef, epazote aioli, peanut árbol salsa Norteño-style braised beef, refried beans, pico de FLAUTAS DE PAPAS | $12 gallo, queso fresco Roasted potatoes, Oaxaca cheese, salsa morita QUESO FUNDIDO | $9 Ensalada de Lechuga | $10 Melted Oaxaca and Chihuahua cheese, pico de Butter lettuce, Mexican herbs, pepitas, avocado gallo, tortillas (add chorizo or mushrooms +$4) lime vinaigrette TACOS served with rice and refried beans BREAKFAST TACOS | $10 Homemade chorizo, farm eggs, Oaxaca cheese BARBACOA | $12 Norteño-style braised beef, white onions, avocado salsa HONGOS Y PIPIÁN | $13 Wild mushrooms, pumpkin-seed salsa, epazote aioli, queso fresco BRUNCH HUEVOS Y SALSAS | $15 Scrambled farm eggs, roasted potatoes, bacon, roasted tomatillo salsa and salsa morita, served with tortillas CHILAQUILES ROJOS | $15 Heirloom corn tortillas, salsa ranchera, queso fresco, jalapeños, radishes Choice of Cochinita Pibil (pork) or Pollo Borracho (chicken) HUEVOS RANCHEROS | $13 Refried black beans, farm eggs, pico de gallo, crema, queso fresco, cilantro HORCHATA-SOAKED FRENCH TOAST | $13 Soft bread, horchata, toasted almonds, vanilla whipped cream, macerated berries DROWNED HUEVOS | $14 Farm eggs cooked in yellow mole, avocado, pico de gallo, served with tortillas CHORIZO Y PAPAS HASH | $15 Homemade chorizo, roasted potatoes, fried eggs, jalapeños, cotija cheese COCKTAILS BLOODY MARIA | $9 TEPACHE MIMOSA | $8 Blanco Tequila, House-Made Sangrita Brut Bubbles, House-Made Tepache APATITO MARIA | $9 MIMOSA | $5 Blanco Tequila, House-Made Veridita Brut Bubbles, Orange Juice.
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