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Choices Meats Bocoles Beverages Empanadas SPECIALTY COFFEE LUNCH MENU CHOICES Our Coee is a special blend of Mexican beans created (Monday through Friday from 11am to 3pm) Bocoles specically for Viva Itacate Cup of Soup or salad The most popular breakfast food in our 12oz 16oz Mexican branches. Cooked biscuit-like patty Americano (black) $1.80 $2.40 Torta or Bocoles (3) made of corn dough, that are found in the Capuchino $2.50 $3.25 Dessert Huasteca region of Mexico (Tamaulipas, San Espresso $1.50 $1.75 Luis Potosí and Veracruz) and can be lled Flavored $2.50 $3.25 $7.00 with all kinds of meat, cheese and Itacate (w/cream) $2.00 $2.60 vegetables. Lechero $2.50 $3.25 Mocca $2.50 $3.25 TORTAS Torta Mocca Itacate $2.75 $3.50 (with your choice of bread) Is one of the most popular foods in Mexico because it is fast to prepare and easy to carry Cochinita $4.50 and/or eat on the go. Pollinita $4.50 It is on a toasted bolillo roll with beans Ternera $4.50 spread on its soft side and then lled with TEAS & HOT CHOCOLATE Tres Amores (cochinita, pollinita y ternera) $5.00 delicious juicy meats, cheese, onions, Ham and Cheese $4.50 12oz 16oz tomatoes and salsa. Black tea $1.80 $ 2.40 Molletes $4.50 Camomille $1.80 $ 2.40 Molletes Chai Latte $1.80 $ 2.40 An authentic appetizing breakfast item Chai $1.80 $ 2.40 served around Mexico. Cinnamon $1.80 $ 2.40 BOCOLES It is an split open toasted bolillo spread with Green tea $1.80 $ 2.40 Cochinita $1.50 refried beans, topped with ham or any other Orange Ginger $1.80 $ 2.40 Pollinita $1.50 meat, covered with melted cheese, and Ternera $1.50 served with salsa. Hot Chocolate $2.25 $2.75 Frijoles $1.50 Mexican Style Queso $1.50 Extras $0.75 MEATS Cochinita Pibil BEVERAGES This is a delicious traditional Mexican dish EMPANADAS from the Yucatán Península. It is slow-roasted Coke $1.85 pork meat marinated in citrus juices, colored Coke Zero $1.85 Beef with almonds $1.50 with annatto seed, and wrapped in banana Diet Coke $1.85 and raisins. leaves. Sprite $1.85 Mexican Coke $1.85 Spinach and Cheese $1.50 Pollinita Mexican Fanta $1.85 A new wonderful healthier take in the Jarritos $1.85 Poblano with cheese $1.50 traditional cochinita pibil using chicken Apple Juice $1.20 (Not Spicy) instead of pork meat. Bottle Water $1.85 Ham and Cheese Squares $2.00 Ternera Sparkling Water $1.85 Shredded seasoned beef simmered in savory Quiche $2.50 tomato sauce. BAKERY TREATS Cake Slice $3.00 Mini Cakes $4.50 Tres leches Carrot Piña Colada Tres leches Cajeta Mini Chocolate Cake $3.75 Tarts $3.00 Apple Apple with cheese Pineapple Pecan Lemon Key lime Strawberry with cheese BAKERY & CAFÉ Eclairs $2.00 TAKE-OUT MENU Strawberries Chocolate Cookies $1.00 Specialty Coffee Chocolate chip Peanut butter Fine Mexican Breads Morning Breakfast Cookie (Apple, Nuts, Cranberries, oatmeal Pastries and carrots.) Cakes Cinnamon Rolls $2.00 Pecan Paste Cookies $3.00 Lunch 544 Sawdust Rd. Bisquetes Delicious Sweet Bread from The Woodlands, TX 77380 Conchas, Orejas, Manos de piña, 85¢ to manos de queso, piernas, $1.50 281-298-7377 Party Trays empanadas, cuernos, bigotes de almendra, tacos de piña, Tacos de [email protected] queso, our signature bread: HOURS Monday-Friday: 8am to 7pm Itacates de cajeta, itacates de We accept Visa, MasterCard & American Express Saturday: 8am to 5pm queso, itacates de piña Sunday: Closed & much more!!!.
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