El Mariachi Loco Menu Analysis

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El Mariachi Loco serves authentic regional cuisine in the historic Bellevue Avenue location. Situated inside the 109-year-old building, the restaurant focuses on an extensive menu that includes vegetarian choices, kids' options and desserts. Chef Diaz prepares dishes with homemade corn tortillas for an interesting take on meals typically served with flour tortillas.  Lunch and dinner at El Mariachi Loco can start with appetizers like ceviche, stuffed jalapenos with cheese, homemade guacamole, creamy crab dip with chips and the Mexican shrimp cocktail. Try one of the platters, which include pechuga poblano, paella Mexican, fajita ranchera, chuleta loca, super parrillada and filete de pescado ala Mex. El Mariachi Loco features vegetarian platters,

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