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Laco Menu FINAL 8 APERITIVOS ENSALADAS 3 TRADITIONAL TACO SALAD V 12 SALSA ROJA GF V blend of iceberg and spring mix, cheese blend, pico de gallo, black beans, charred corn, charred tomato salsa served with house fried chips radish, crema, arbol ranch served in a crispy tortilla bowl or without bowl (GF) 6 LACO SALSA FLIGHT GF V veggie 13 | grass-fed beef 14 | chicken 14 | shrimp 16 taster of our house salsas: charred tomato salsa, charred tomatillo salsa, 12 pineapple habanero CHOPPED KALE SALAD GF V kale, carrot, chili-toasted pepitas, pomegranate seeds, heirloom cherry tomatoes, cotija GUACAMOLE GF V 10 cheese, avocado tossed with a lime vinaigrette hass avocados, red onion, jalapeño, lime juice, cilantro, lime chicken 13 | shrimp 14 30A STYLE 12 pepitas, pomegranate, cotija cheese LOS TACOS QUESO DIP GF 8 mild or hot with roasted mexican peppers, green chiles served on a corn tortilla LACO STYLE 10 PORK BELLY 5 grass-fed beef or spicy chorizo, jalapeño, red onion achiote fried pork belly, pasilla bbq sauce, pineapple jicama salsa SHISHITO PEPPERS GF V 10 CAMARONES GF 6 gulf shrimp fried or grilled, kale slaw, pickled red onions, roasted arbol remoulade blistered shishito peppers with guajillo honey sauce OUR LOCAL PURVEYORS 8 BRISKET BARBACOA GF 5 BRUSSELS SPROUTS V chili-rubbed brisket, pasilla bbq sauce, red onion, cilantro salsa morita, chili roasted pepitas, cotija cheese Tall Pines Beef: Bonifay, FL Waterstreet Seafood: Apalachicola, FL VEGGIE GF V 4.5 CALAMARI 14 adobo roasted shiitake mushrooms, grilled peppers & onions, cotija cheese, charred crispy panko-fried domestic calamari, serrano, habanero soy glaze Inland Seafood: New Orleans, LA corn, kale slaw, salsa macha NACHOS 10 JV Foods: Kenner, LA ARRACHERA GF 5 house chips, cheese blend, queso, cotija cheese, black bean purée, pico de gallo, grilled skirt steak, grilled peppers & onions, salsa macha, cotija cheese, cilantro pickled onions, pickled jalapeños, cilantro, crema POLLO ADOBADO GF 5 ADD 3 grilled chicken, house slaw, crispy bacon, arbol ranch, pico de gallo chicken, brisket barbacoa or seasoned grass-fed beef PLATOS PESCADO GF 8 ACHIOTE FRIED WINGS 12 PUERCO AL PASTOR 30 seasonal gulf fish fried or grilled, house slaw, red chili aioli, pineapple jicama salsa achiote marinated chicken wings, arbol ranch, herb salad grilled double-cut pork chop, achiote glaze, charred pineapple CHORIZO GF 5 TOSTADA DE CHAPULINES 8 and blood orange salad, grilled seasonal vegetables housemade chorizo, salsa verde, red onion, cotija cheese, cilantro crispy corn tostada, oaxacan adobo roasted crickets, lime, spicy tomatillo-avocado "THE THROWBACK" 5 salsa 32 GF RIBEYE ASADO grass-fed ground beef, shredded cheese, lettuce, tomato in crunchy corn tortilla CRAB TAQUITOS 16 8-ounce barrel-cut ribeye, grilled medium rare with red chimichurri, green chili whipped potatoes, cotija cheese, roasted baby carrots LOBSTER GF 8 crispy corn tortillas, jumbo lump crab, pickled red cabbage, charred avocado chili butter poached lobster, charred corn relish, roasted red pepper sauce salsa, salsa morita, cotija cheese MKT LOBSTER QUESADILLA 22 PESCADO DEL DIA blend of lobster & gulf shrimp, house cheese blend, chipotle tortilla, red chili ask your server for the chef’s daily creation utilizing fresh gulf fish aioli, charred pineapple jicama salsa LOS CLASSICOS OUR SISTER RESTAURANTS EL BURRITO CEVICHE Y CRUDOS burrito bowl or chimichanga style smothered “divorciado style” with guajillo, salsa verde, stuffed with rice, black beans, house cheese blend, topped with house slaw, pico de SEACREST CEVICHE* GF 15 gallo, cotija cheese, crema gulf shrimp, lime-chili broth, avocado, cucumber, tomato, guajillo oil, cilantro veggie 13 | chicken 14 | steak 16 TUNA TLAYUDA* 14 QUESADILLA sesame-seared ahi tuna, arugula, avocado, crema, pickled cabbage, shishito griddled flour tortilla, house cheese blend, pico, morita sauce,crema ALYS BEACH, FL ROSEMARY BEACH, FL PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL peppers, charred pineapple, bacon on a crispy flour tortilla veggie 13 | chicken 14 | steak 15 SALMON TIRADITO* TRADITIONAL FAJITAS GF GF 14 mezcal and citrus cured salmon, soy habanero, avocado, jicama, cucumber, veggie 17 | chicken 20 | shrimp 22 | steak 24 corn nuts ENCHILADAS mkt GULF SNAPPER CRUDO* GF brisket barbacoa with guajillo sauce 14 | steak with guajillo sauce 14 gulf snapper sashimi, lime, blood orange, serrano pepper, cilantro ROSEMARY BEACH, FL MEMPHIS, TN | JACKSON, MS MEMPHIS, TN chicken with suiza sauce 14 | veggie with salad verde 13 LITTLE AMIGOS MARGARITAS TEQUILA BOTTLED BEER choice of rice & beans or french fries | 12 and under MILLER LITE 5 GRAYTON 30A QUESADILLA 8 HOUSE MARGARITA glass / pitcher blanco/silver 6 10/36 ESPOLON 9 BUD LIGHT 5 BEACH BLONDE choice of cheese or chicken silver tequila, agave, fresh lime juice GRAYTON 30A IPA 6 ADD 12/42 HERRADURA 9 MICHELOB ULTRA 5 LACO TACO 8 strawberry, pineapple or mango HORNITOS 9 CORONA 6 GRAYTON FISHWHISTLE 6 grass-fed ground beef or chicken with shredded lettuce, MILAGRO IPA cheese and tomato TOP SHELF MARGARITA 12/42 9 CORONA LIGHT 6 PATRON NEW BELGIUM MURAL 6 GULF FISH BITES 10 choice of premium tequila, fresh lime juice, agave, 10 CORONA PREMIER 6 grand marnier DON JULIO 10 IDYLL HOUNDS GHOST fried or grilled PACIFICO 6 6 excludes don julio 1942, clase azul and komos PROSPERO 10 CRAB PILSNA’ CHICKEN TENDERS 8 MODELO ESPECIAL 6 LACO RITA 10/36 VILLA ONE 10 IDYLL HOUNDS DIVIDE 7 two chicken tenders NEGRA MODELO 6 AND CONCH'R house margarita with a swirl of red sangria TRES AGAVES 10 FROZEN RITA 5 DOS EQUIS AMBER 6 CIGAR CITY JAI ALAI 7 STRAWBERRY BASIL MARGARITA 12 CABO WABO 10 strawberry or piña colada DOS EQUIS LAGER 6 SEASONAL SELTZER 6 house margarita with muddled basil leaves and fresh CASAMIGOS 11 strawberries 11 CALIENTE MARGARITA 11 TEREMANA ask about our seasonal beers SIDES CINCORO 12 jalapeño infused silver tequila, triple sec, lime juice, SPANISH RICE GF V 3 agave reposado WINE BLACK BEANS GF V 3 10 MILAGRO 10 LACO PALOMA glass / bottle CHARRO BEANS 4 tres agaves blanco, grapefruit juice, fresh lime juice PATRON 11 DON JULIO 11 DIBON CAVA BRUT 8/28 CHILE TOREADOS V 2 SKINNY MARGARITA 11 catalonia-penedes, spain TRES AGAVES 11 ESQUITES V 7 silver tequila, stevia, fresh lime juice, sparking water BORSAU ROSÉ 7/24 mexican street corn - grilled corn, red chili aioli, cotija CASAMIGOS 12 aragon, spain cheese, grilled lime CRAFT COCKTAILS FORTALEZA 12 AERENA CHARDONNAY 14/52 TEREMANA 12 sonoma county, california 8/28 POSTRES OLD CUBAN 11 CLASE AZUL 23 SANTA JULIA PINOT GRIGIO mendoza, argentina SOPAPILLAS 8 bacardi rum, fresh lime juice, fresh mint, orange bitters, anejo 8/28 champagne PATRON 12 PONGA SAUVIGNON BLANC crispy fried dough, cinnamon, sugar, local chili-honey, 11 marlborough, new zealand whipped cream, fresh berries CAIPIRINHA CENOTE 12 DOS LOS RED BLEND 7/24 FLAN 8 cachaça, fresh orange, lemon, lime juice TRES AGAVES 12 aragon, spain housemade flan, blood orange, cocoa crumble, chocolate LATIN FASHION 12 DON JULIO 12 THE SHOW MALBEC 9/32 mousse milagro reposado, ancho reyes, smoked chili, orange KOMOS 20 mendoza, argentina bitters DON JULIO 1942 25 LAPOSTOLLE GRAND SELECTION CABERNET 12/44 MOJITO GF = Gluten free V = Vegetarian rapel valley, chile silver rum, mint, lime, agave, soda 10 MOCKTAILS BLOCK NINE PINOT NOIR 10/36 ADD 11 st. helena, california st. germain, mango, pineapple or strawberry Please alert us immediately if you have nonalcoholic cocktails food allergies. CUCUMBER FRESCO 11 AGUAS FRESCA 7 BEVERAGES cucumber vodka, st. germain, cucumber, agave, lime topo chico sparkling mineral water, fresh lime juice, *Consuming raw or undercooked meats, and choice of strawberry basil, cucumber lime, COKE, DIET COKE, SPRITE, MR. PIBB, 3 poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may SANGRIA pineapple or blueberry COKE ZERO, HI-C FRUIT PUNCH, LEMONADE, increase your risk of food-borne illness, made in house STRAWBERRY LIMEADE 7 TEA, COFFEE, BOTTLED WATER especially if you have certain medical strawberry, lime, sparkling mineral water conditions. PINEAPPLE NECTARINE WHITE SANGRIA 11 SAN PELLEGRINO SPARKLING MINERAL WATER 7 SEACREST SUNSET 7 PEACH PASSION FRUIT RED SANGRIA 11 TOPO CHICO SPARKLING MINERAL WATER 6 FROZE-ROSÉ WINE SLUSHY 9 mango, blood orange, grapefruit, sparkling mineral Menu and price subject to change | 2021 water.
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