Cold enough to put out the fire.
Horchata made from scratch, jamaica brewed fresh, Mexican Coke in a glass bottle, fountain drinks by the register. Everything is served in to-go cups — no refills, no exceptions. This is what we drink, and it's what we hand you.
Horchata
Rice steeped with cinnamon, blended, strained, sweetened. Made in small batches, never from a carton. Cold, creamy, and the thing that puts out the fire after a plate of carne asada fries.
Jamaica
Hibiscus tea, steeped and chilled. Tart, bright, non-alcoholic. The one people order "just to try" and then order again.
Mexican Coke
Cane sugar, glass bottle, ice cold. If you know, you know.
Fountain
Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Dr Pepper, lemonade. Pick at the register.
Water
16.9 oz bottle, chilled. For the designated driver and the sensible.
What pairs with what
The right drink makes the plate taste better. Here's how we'd order it if we were standing at the counter instead of behind it.
Carne Asada Fries → Horchata
The fries are rich, cheesy, and heavy on the salt. Horchata's sweetness cuts right through it. This is the classic pairing — the reason horchata exists, basically.
California Burrito → Mexican Coke
A huge burrito wants a cold, fizzy, cane-sugar drink. Fountain Coke works, but the glass bottle is the real answer. The texture of the bottle Coke is different — it's a fact.
Street Tacos → Jamaica
Tart, bright, and just the right amount of sweet. Jamaica is what we drink when we're eating lighter food — three tacos and a jamaica is a solid, not-too-heavy lunch.
Breakfast Burrito → Fountain Drink
Fountain Coke, Diet Coke, or lemonade. Breakfast is not the time for a pairing philosophy — it's the time for a cold drink you can hold in one hand while you eat a burrito with the other.
A note about what we don't have
No alcohol. No beer, no wine, no margaritas. This is a takeout taco shop, not a bar, and we don't have a liquor license. If you want a margarita with dinner, there are several good Mexican restaurants in Spokane that can do that beautifully — we're just not one of them.
No refills on to-go cups. If you're eating in (and there are a few counter stools), you can get one refill at the register. If you're taking it home, one full cup, done. This is how we keep prices where they are.
No decaf coffee. We don't serve coffee at all, actually. If you need caffeine, the fountain has Coke and Diet Coke, and the horchata is cold enough to wake you up on its own.
Drinks come with every order — usually.
If you order a combo or a plate that comes with a drink, we'll hand it to you at the counter. For everything else, drinks are à la carte. Add them to your cart like anything else.