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Now available at both Taco Rosa locations is a Champagne Brunch Buffet featuring live mariachi music which goes from 10am to 1:30pm each Sunday.
Mexican bread and churros
Pozole toppings and fruit array
Salad Array
Rice pudding
The following is a report from when the Irvine location used to have a full service sangria brunch. They have now switched to the Champagne Brunch Buffet just like the Newport Beach location has had for a while.
The Irvine location of Taco Rosa (in the Tustin Marketplace where the Koo Koo Roo/Fuddrucker's used to be) is now offering a four course, full service Sangria Sunday brunch accompanied by live mariachi music every Sunday from 10am to 1:30pm. The price is $17.99 per person. A kids menu is also available.
Start with a goblet of refreshing fruit sangria, then move on through the following courses:
"A Basket of Mexican bread with Lemon Agave Nectar Butter."
"Roasted lamb chops with your choice of eggs, cilantro pesto sauce and papas de la mansion."
"Poached eggs nested in a bed of artichoke, topped with chipotle Hollandaise sauce. Served with papaya Zona Rosa."
"Two eggs overeasy on a bed of corn tortillas with refried black beans topped with our ranchero sauce. Served with papas de la mansion and papaya Zona Rosa."
"Carne Asada topped with panela cheese and chipotle, accompanied with your choice of eggs. Served with black beans and papas de la mansion."
"A fluffy egg omelet filled with sauteéd lobster, shrimp and crab topped with a light Tequila Lime cream sauce and avocado. Served with papaya Zona Rosa and papas de la mansion."
"Chocolate-covered strawberries with cajeta Kahlua mousse."
Remember that this pertains to the Irvine location only. The Newport Beach location still has the Champagne Sunday Brunch Buffet that they've had for a couple years now. And the Irvine location still has their regular breakfast menu every other day of the week.
The first three photos posted were taken by "brekkie_fan." Read her blog at MySpace.
Start with a goblet of refreshing fruit sangria, then move on through the following courses:
First Course: Bread
Canasta de Pan Mexicano
"A Basket of Mexican bread with Lemon Agave Nectar Butter."
Second Course: Soup
Lobster Bisque
orPozole del día
Third Course: Entree
Your choice of:Costillitas de Cordero con Huevos
"Roasted lamb chops with your choice of eggs, cilantro pesto sauce and papas de la mansion."
Alcachofa Mexicana con Huevos
"Poached eggs nested in a bed of artichoke, topped with chipotle Hollandaise sauce. Served with papaya Zona Rosa."
Crepas de Pollo Veronica
"Seasoned breast of chicken rolled in two homemade crepes with white grape cream sauce and toasted almonds. Served with papaya Zona Rosa."Huevos Rancheros
"Two eggs overeasy on a bed of corn tortillas with refried black beans topped with our ranchero sauce. Served with papas de la mansion and papaya Zona Rosa."
Carne Asada con Huevos
"Carne Asada topped with panela cheese and chipotle, accompanied with your choice of eggs. Served with black beans and papas de la mansion."
Omelette de Mariscos
"A fluffy egg omelet filled with sauteéd lobster, shrimp and crab topped with a light Tequila Lime cream sauce and avocado. Served with papaya Zona Rosa and papas de la mansion."
Fourth Course: Dessert
Strawberries
"Chocolate-covered strawberries with cajeta Kahlua mousse."
Remember that this pertains to the Irvine location only. The Newport Beach location still has the Champagne Sunday Brunch Buffet that they've had for a couple years now. And the Irvine location still has their regular breakfast menu every other day of the week.
The first three photos posted were taken by "brekkie_fan." Read her blog at MySpace.
View the whole photo album at
This isn't the only entry we have on Taco Rosa. Click HERE to read all our coverage of both their locations and to view dozens of photos of their food:
That sounds like a fantastic brunch! Especially would like the Crepas de Pollo. Mexican breakfast is so much better then the typical American fare, IMHO.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to be in OC over thanksgiving week. Hoping to connect with some great Mexican food, as there are only four Mexican restaurants in our entire county!
Christian, any spots you would recommend in the Los Alamitos/Seal Beach/Cypress area? I know I'll hit Charo Chicken.
Sounds yummy. What's the price?
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ReplyDeleteI'm really trying to get out to that area you mentioned. There's a place not too far from Charo Chicken in Seal Beach that serves Yucatan food and I'm hoping to cover them soon. They are one of a small handful of places that inspired me to start this blog, yet, paradoxically enough, I haven't been there since starting it. Los Alamitos has a Taco Surf and Cypress has a place on Katella called Linda's Mexican or something like that.
BabbyDaddy, the price is $17.99. Think I'll work that back into the entry above. Knew I was forgetting something.
Do they serve the Sangria drink at the Irvine location and does it cost extra
ReplyDeleteI believe the answer to both those questions is yes.
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