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APPETIZERS Breakfast Bowl ŽAPPETIZERS Breakfast Bowl ........................................................................................................ $7.85 ŽVEGETARIAN BURRITOS A combination of eggs, potatoes, chile and cheese with a choice of bacon, ham, Chips & Salsa .......................................................................................................... $3.95 sausage or chorizo, served in a homemade tortilla bowl Bean Burrito ............................................................................................................. $6.75 Housemade tri-colored tortilla chips and salsa Beans, chile, cheese and onions Breakfast Taco ........................................................................................................ $4.00 Add guacamole ............................................................................................................... $3.95 Egg, cheese and potatoes wrapped in two corn tortillas, served with your choice of Calabacita Burrito .................................................................................................. $7.95 bacon, sausage, ham or chorizo and your choice of chile Calabacitas, beans, chile and cheese Add nacho cheese ........................................................................................................... $1.75 Breakfast Quesadilla ............................................................................................ $7.95 Chile Relleno Burrito ............................................................................................ $8.25 Smothered Fries ..................................................................................................... $6.95 Egg, cheese, potatoes served with your choice of bacon, sausage, ham, or chorizo Chile Relleno, beans, chile and cheese French fries covered in nacho cheese and your choice of red or green chile and your choice of chile Nachos ........................................................................................................................ $6.95 Rice & Bean Burrito .............................................................................................. $6.95 Housemade tri-colored tortilla chips, nacho cheese, jalapeños, beans, guacamole, Ž Rice, beans, chile, cheese and onions sour cream and salsa HAND HELD BURRITOS Add ground beef or shredded chicken ............................................................................ $2.75 Veggie Burrito ......................................................................................................... $7.50 Carne Adovada Burrito ....................................................................................... $8.95 Red and yellow bell peppers, onions, avocado, shredded lettuce and diced Marinated red chile pork with beans, shredded lettuce and cheese tomatoes Á Chicharron Burrito ................................................................................................ $8.05 Ž KIDS MEALS Chicharron, beans, chile and cheese All Chicharron $8.50 TACO PLATES Includes entrée, soft drink & snack. Fish Tacos ............................................................................................................. (2) 8.75 Chicken Burrito ...................................................................................................... $8.95 Lightly battered cod fillets served golden brown on white corn tortillas with Shredded chicken, chile, cheese, with your choice of shredded lettuce and diced shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes, slice of avocado and served with your choice of Bean Burrito ............................................................................................................. $5.35 tomatoes, rice or calabacitas two sides, beans, rice, calabacitas or posole ........$10.20 for three tacos with cheese Chile Dog Burrito ................................................................................................... $7.75 Shredded Beef Tacos .......................................................................................... $8.95 Cheeseburger .......................................................................................................... $5.50 1/4 lb all beef hot dog, onions, frito pie mix, cheese, shredded lettuce and diced Three white corn tacos (soft) with in-house shredded roast beef, topped with fresh with fries tomatoes cilantro and onions and served with your choice of two sides, beans, rice, calabacitas or posole Cheese Quesadilla ................................................................................................ $5.50 Fajita Burrito ............................................................................................................ $9.50 with a side of beans Marinated beef or chicken strips grilled with onions and bell peppers, served with Shrimp Tacos .......................................................................................................... $9.25 pico de gallo and sour cream Three white corn tacos (soft) with grilled seasoned shrimp topped with mango Chicken Nuggets (4) ............................................................................................. $5.50 salsa and served with your choice of two sides, beans, rice, calabacitas or posole with fries Frito Pie Burrito ...................................................................................................... $7.95 Ground beef, red chile, beans, Frito's, cheese, onions, shredded lettuce and diced Tacos al Pastor (Beef) ......................................................................................... $9.25 Shredded Chicken & Rice Burrito .................................................................. $5.50 tomatoes Three white corn tacos (soft), marinated top sirlion served with shredded lettuce, with cheese diced tomatoes, pico de gallo on the side and served with your choice of two Original Burrito (Red or Green) ......................................................... $7.25 sides, beans, rice, calabacitas or posole Taco ............................................................................................................................. $5.50 (Posa's) Beans, shredded pork, chile, cheese and onions Ground beef or shredded chicken, with a side of beans Tacos al Pastor (Pork) ......................................................................................... $9.25 Roast Beef Burrito ................................................................................................. $9.50 Three white corn tacos (soft), seasoned diced pork and pineapple topped with Kid's Breakfast Meal ............................................................................................. $5.50 Shredded roast beef, chile, cheese, shredded lettuce and diced tomatoes fresh cilantro, onions and cotija cheese and served with your choice of two sides, A small tortilla bowl filled with egg, cheese and potatoes beans, rice, calabacitas or posole ŽBREAKFAST Ž100% HANDMADE TAMALES ŽHARD SHELL TACOS Breakfast Burrito .................................................................................................... $6.40 Each - $2.95 1/2 Dozen - $14.75 Dozen - $27.95 Shredded Chicken ................................................................................................. $2.95 Egg, potatoes, chile and cheese, and your choice of bacon, ham, sausage or Topped with cheese, shredded lettuce and diced tomatoes chorizo AVA ILABLE HOT OR FROZEN Green Chile Cheese Ground Beef ............................................................................................................. $2.95 Carne Adovada & Eggs ....................................................................................... $8.95 Green Chile Chicken Topped with cheese, shredded lettuce and diced tomatoes Two eggs, carne adovada, potatoes, beans and your choice of a tortilla or Tacos Plate ............................................................................................................... $8.95 sopaipilla Green Chile Vegan Three hard shell tacos filled with your choice of ground beef, shredded chicken or Huevos Rancheros .............................................................................................. $10.50 Red Chile Pork (Original) calabacitas, topped with cheese, shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes and two of our Two eggs atop corn tortillas, smothered with red or green chile, beef or chicken housemade salsas, served with your choice of two sides, beans, rice, calabacitas or strips and served with cheese, beans, potatoes, and your choice of a tortilla or posole sopaipilla Vegetarian ................................................................................................................. $2.95 Tamales & Eggs ..................................................................................................... $8.95 FAMILY MADE SINCE 1955 Calabacitas, red and yellow bell peppers, cheese and avocado Two tamales served with red or green chile, topped with two eggs over easy and Menu last updated on 12/2/2020 and prices your choice of potatoes or beans are subject to change without notice. www.softcafe.com ŽLOCAL FAVORITES ŽNEW MEXICAN TRADITIONS Chicken Flautas / Beef Flautas ........................................................................ $8.50 Bowl of Beans ......................................................................................................... $6.75 Four rolled shredded roast beef or shredded chicken flautas, salsa, guacamole, and Bowl of beans served with cheese, chile and your choice of a tortilla or sopaipilla (Posa's)
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