Two per order. At Maximón we use a variety of heirloom corns for our tortillas from various locations in Mexico; currently we're sourcing Bolita Amarillo from Oaxaca
Smoked Pork Jowel
$16.00
green cabbage, avocado salsa, chili pasilla
Smoked & Pickled Mushrooms
$16.00
brown butter, árbol salsa, crema
Crunchy Mahi Mahi
$17.00
plantain crusted mahi mahi, red cabbage, chipotle mayo
Casa Magoni, Chardonnay-Vermentino 2018 | Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico
$16.00
Vicentin, Blanc de Malbec 2019 | Vista Flores, Argentina
$16.00
Three Brooms, Sauvignon Blanc 2020 | Marlborough, New Zealand
$14.00
Au Bon Climat, Chardonnay 2019 | California, United States
$18.00
Portal da Calçada Vinho Verde Rose 2019 | Minho, Portugal
$12.00
Red Wine
Iris Vineyards, Pinot Noir 2018 | Willamette Valley, Oregon
$18.00
La Puerta, Malbec 2018 | La Rioja, Argentina
$12.00
Twenty Rows, Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 | California, United States
$18.00
Beer
Draft
Pacifico
$8.00
Stone "Tangerine Express" Hazy IPA
$8.00
Evolution Lot 3 IPA
$9.00
Modelo Negra
$8.00
Hysteria Atlas Amber Ale
$8.00
Bottles
Corona Extra
$7.00
Corona Light
$7.00
Victoria Lager
$7.00
Modelo Especial
$7.00
*Indicates raw or undercooked products. Please alert your server of any food allergies. Consuming raw or undercooked products such as chicken, pork, beef and shellfish can be hazardous to your health
Starters
Chips & Salsa*
$13.00
chilean salsa
Guacamole*
$16.00
Queso fresco, seasonal fruit. Maximón will match $1 of each guacamole sale to the HYTC organization
One per order. At maximón we use a variety of heirloom corns for our tortillas from various locations in Mexico; currently we're sourcing bolita amarillo from oaxaca. This corn provides a unique flavor that is rich in color with a toothsome finish
Smoked & Pickled Mushrooms*
$10.00
brown butter, árbol salsa, crema
Crunchy Mahi Mahi*
$11.00
plantain, red cabbage, chipotle mayo
Plancha Chicken*
$9.00
lettuce, tomatillo, salsa chipotle
Carne Asada*
$11.00
salsa tatemada, peanuts, pico de gallo, radish, cilantro
sweet plantain, black bean risotto, smoked mushroom
Palomilla Steak*
$58.00
10 oz wagyu flat iron steak, tropical fruit marinade, chimichurri, frisée salad
14 oz New York Strip
$86.00
aged for 28 days, glazed eggplant, fresh hearts of palm salad
From the Sea
U2 Grilled Tiger Prawn*
$44.00
poblano sofrito
Whole Roasted Lobster*
citrus butter, grilled lemon
MKT
Seared Local Rockfish*
$38.00
potatoes, spinach, coconut shellfish broth
Sides
Double Fried Potatoes*
$14.00
smoked paprika, cayenne, scallions, mayo
Street Corn*
$14.00
pickled chili, queso fresco, crema
Plantain Fried Rice*
$14.00
onion mojo, egg, carrot, celery, soy beans
Black Bean Risotto*
$14.00
caramelized manchego cheese
*Indicates raw or undercooked products. Please alert your server of any food allergies. Consuming raw or undercooked products such as chicken, pork, beef and shellfish can be hazardous to your health
Cocteles
Maximón Margarita
Patrón single barrel reposado, patrón citronge, agave, lime, salt. The margarita (Spanish for "daisy") is a variation on a popular American drink, the Daisy, remade with tequila instead of brandy. Tequila rose in popularity during Prohibition as people traveled over the border in search of spirits. The first mention of the drink was in 1936 in an Iowa newspaper article by James Graham, who found the drink in Tijuana. Smokey: ilegal mezcal; Spicy: chile de árbol; Herbaceous: poblano & epazote
Luz de la Luna
wheatley vodka, suze, green bell pepper, honey, lemon, basil
Reina del Sur
barsol pisco, huacatay, pink peppercorn, lime, egg white
Salida del Sol
milagro blanco, pomegranate, turmeric citrus, tamarind, salt
Espina de Rosa
pasote blanco, el bandarra blanca, guava, rose, habañero, orange oil
fever tree elderflower tonic, lemon, edible flowers
Príncipe de Los Apóstoles | Argentina
fever tree aromatic tonic, grapefruit, pink peppercorn, huacatay
Xoriguer Mahón | Spain
fever tree mediterranean tonic, lemon, thyme
Spirit-Free
Horchata
rice milk, cinnamon, vanilla, almond, soda
Seasonal Agua Fresca
pineapple shrub, lime, piloncillo, soda
Beer
Draft
Evolution Blurred Vines Hazy IPA
Hysteria Atlas Amber Ale
Modelo Negra
Pacifico
Union Atlas IPA
Seasonal Draft
Bottles & Cans
Anxo Rosé Dry Cider
Corona Light
Diamondback Order & Chaos Stout
Ommegang Hennepin Saison
Stone Scorpion Bowl IPA
Tröegs Dream Weaver Wheat Beer
Union Cold Pro Gose
Flights
includes three 1 oz pours
Oso del Sol - House Favorites
Fortaleza Blanco by Don Guillermo
Ocho 'Los Nopales' Blanco by Carlos Camarena
Pasote Blanco by Felipe Camarena
Tequilero - Francisco Alvarez
Roca Patrón Blanco
Roca Patrón Reposado
Roca Patrón Añejo
Agave Angustifolia
Vago Espadín en Barro by Tio Rey
El Búho Espadín by Octavio Jimenez Monterroza
Rezpiral Series 3 Espadín by Berta Vasquez
Agave Potatorum
Cinco Sentidos Papalometl by Amando Alvarez
Banhez Tobala by Gonzalo Hernandez Bigotes
Siete Misterios Tobala by Don Eleuterio Ogarro
Agave Marmorata
Banhez Tepextate by Apolonio Patricio Lopez
El Jolgorio Tepextate by Rafael Méndez Cruz
Rey Campero Tepextate by Romulo Sanchez Parada
Mezcales de Celebración
Mezcal Vago Elote (Corn) by Aquilino Garcia Lopez
Del Maguey Pechuga (Chicken) by Florencio Carlos Sarmiento
Bozal Borrego (Lamb) by Adrian Bautista
Licores
Destilado de Agave
Agave Tequilana
There are over 200 species of agave, the majority indigenous to Mexico. While many types of agave are used in creating mezcal, there is only one type that is used in the making of tequila, agave tequilana, also known as "blue agave"
123 El Luchador Blanco
123 Uno Blanco
123 Dos Reposado
123 Tres Añejo
123 Diabilito Extra Añejo
Arette Artesanal Blanco
Arette Artesanal Reposado
Arette Artesanal Añejo
Arette Gran Clase Extra Añejo
Artenom 1549 Blanco
Artenom 1579 Blanco
Artenom 1414 Reposado
Artenom 1146 Añejo
Azuñia Blanco
Azuñia Reposado
Azuñia Añejo
Cabeza Blanco
Casamigos Blanco
Casamigos Reposado
Casamigos Añejo
Cacahuin 48 Plata
Cacahuin Extra Añejo
Casa Noble Crystal Blanco
Casa Noble Special Reserve Joven
Casa Noble Reposado
Casa Noble Single Barrel Reposado
Casa Noble 2yr Añejo
Casa Noble Single Barrel Añejo
Casa Noble Seleccion del Fundador
Chamucos Blanco
Chamucos Diablo Blanco
Chamucos Reposado
Chamucos Añejo
Chamucos Extra Añejo
Chinaco Blanco
Chinaco Reposado Exceptional
Chinaco Añejo
Chinaco Añejo Cristalino
Cimarrón Blanco
Cimarrón Reposado
Clase Azul Reposado
Clase Azul Añejo
Corazon Expresiones Blanco
Corralejo Blanco
Corralejo Reposado
Corralejo Añejo
Corralejo 99,000 Horas Añejo
Don Abraham Blanco
Don Abraham Reposado
Don Abraham Añejo
Don Abraham Extra Añejo
Don Julio Blanco
Don Julio Reposado
Don Julio Double Barrel Reposado
Don Julio Double Barrel Reposado Lagavulin Finish
Don Julio Añejo
Don Julio 1942
Don Julio Real
El Tesoro Blanco
El Tesoro Reposado
El Tesoro Añejo
El Tesoro Paradiso Extra Añejo
Elvelo Blanco
Elvelo Reposado
Espolòn Blanco
Espolòn Reposado
Espolòn Añejo
Espolòn Extra Añejo
Fortaleza Blanco
Fortaleza Blanco Still Strength
Fortaleza Reposado
Fortaleza Añejo
Fuenteseca Cosecha Huerta Blanco
Fuenteseca Reserva Extra Añejo
G4 Blanco
G4 Reposado
G4 Añejo
G4 Extra Añejo
Gran Patrón Burdeos
Gran Patrón Piedra
Gran Patrón Platinum
Gran Patrón Smoky
Herencia Mexicana Blanco
Herencia Mexicana Reposado
Herencia Mexicana Añejo
Mi Campo Blanco
Mi Campo Reposado
Milagro Silver
Milagro Select Barrel Silver
Milagro Select Barrel Reposado
Milagro Select Barrel Añejo
Ocho 'La Latilla' Añejo 2015
Ocho 'Los Patos' Reposado 2016
Ocho 'Los Patos' Añejo 2016
Ocho 'Los Nopales' Blanco 2017
Ocho 'Las Aguilas' Reposado 2017
Ocho 'Las Aguilas' Single Barrel Añejo 2017
Ocho 'Las Presas' Reposado 2018
Olmeca Altos Plata
Olmeca Altos Reposado
Olmeca Altos Añejo
Partida Blanco
Partida Reposado
Partida Añejo
Pasote Blanco
Pasote Reposado
Pastote Añejo
Pasote Extra Añejo
Patrón Silver
Patrón Reposado
Patrón Añejo
Patrón Extra Añejo
Patrón Extra Añejo 10yr
Patrón Estate Release Edicion Limitada Silver
Patrón Extra Añejo En Lalique: Serie 1
Patrón Extra Añejo En Lalique: Serie 2
Purasangre Blanco
Purasangre Reposado
Purasangre Añejo
Purasangre 5yr Gran Reserva Añejo
Roca Patrón Silver
Roca Patrón Reposado
Roca Patrón Añejo
San Matias Blanco
San Matias Reposado
San Matias Añejo
Siembra Valles Blanco
Siembra Valles Reposado
Siembra Valles Elisa Extra Añejo
Siembra Valles Suro Extra Añejo
Siete Leguas Blanco
Siete Leguas Reposado
Siete Leguas Añejo
Tapatío Blanco
Tapatío Reposado
Tapatío Añejo
Tapatío Excelencia Gran Reserva
Agave Tequilana | Ancestral
Derrumbes Zacatecas
Siembra Valles Ancestral Blanco Lot #1
Agave Angustofolia
Rich in sugar resulting in a mild flavor reminiscent of baking spices and squash. It is fairly easy to cultivate making it the most cultivated of all species used to make Mezcal
Bozal, Sacatoro
Clase Azul, Espadín
Del Maguey Chichicapa, Espadín
Del Maguey Minero Santa Catarina Minas, Espadín
Del Maguey San Luis del Rio Azul, Espadín
Del Maguey San Jose Rio Minas, Espadín
Del Maguey San Pablo Ameyaltepec, Espadín
Del Maguey Santa Domingo Albarradas, Espadín
Del Maguey Vida, Espadín
Don Amado Rústico, Espadín
Don Amado Reposado, Espadín
Don Amado Añejo, Espadín
El Buho, Espadín
Fidencio Clásico Joven, Espadín
Fidencio Unico, Espadín
Fidencio 9yr Añejo, Espadín
Ilegal Joven, Espadín
Ilegal Reposado, Espadín
Ilegal Añejo, Espadín
Mezcal Vago, Espadín by Emigdio Jarquín
Mezcal Vago, Espadín by Joel Barriga
Mezcal Vago, Espadín en Barro by Tío Rey
Mezcales de Leyenda Oaxaca, Espadín
Nuestra Soledad San Luis del Rio, Espadín
Nuestra Soledad Santa Maria Zoquitlan, Espadín
Nuestra Soledad Santiago Matatlan, Espadín
Pelotón de la Muerte, Espadín
Rancho Tepúa Bacanora Blanco
Real Minero, Espadín
Rey Campero, Espadín
Rezpiral Series 3, Espadín by Berta Vasquez
Sombra, Espadín
Wahaka, Espadín
Wahaka Reposado Con Gusano, Espadín
Agave Potatorum
Oaxaca & Puebla | Known as the king of agave, this small agave is highly sought after. It only grows on rocky hillsides under the shade of an oak tree, making the harvest difficult and time consuming. It is fairly sweet and produces nutty and buttery flavors with hints of tropical fruit
5 Sentidos, Tobala
Banhez, Tobala
Del Maguey, Tobala
Mezcales de Leyenda Puebla, Tobala
Rezpiral Series 3, Tobala by Aureliano Hernandez Martinez
Siete Misterios, Doba-La
Wahaka, Tobala
Agave Cupreata
Guerrero, Michoacan, & Puebla | This smaller species grows in arid regions and thus produces gritty, earthy, mineral driven distillates
5 Sentidos, Papalometl
Del Maguey Wild Papalometl
Machetazo Guerrero, Wild Cupreata
Mezcales de Leyenda Guerrero, Papalote
Siembra Metl, Cupreata
Agave Marmorata
Southern Mexico | The flavor of this mezcal can have intensely "green" flavors due to the large amount of wax covering it's leaves. It grows in areas with heavy precipitation during the rainy season and it uses this wax as a defense mechanism. It has very low genetic and morphological variation within the species, so differences in flavor clearly reveal the production decisions of the mezalero
Banhez, Tepeztate
El Buho, Tepextate
El Jolgorio, Tepeztate
Fidencio, Tepextate
Del Maguey, Wild Tepextate
Rey Campero, Tepextate
Agave Karwinskii
Techuacan Valley & Central Oaxaca | This species can be divided into two variants, those with low sugar and high sugar. Those with low sugar have concentrated acidity and bitterness, with coffee notes (cuixe, largo, tobasiche). The high sugar variants produce brighter and fruitier distillates and sometimes nutty flavors (madrecuixe, bicuixe, barril)
Banhez, Cuishe
Bozal, Chino Verde
Bozal, Cuishe
Bozal, Tobasiche
El Buho, Cuishe
El Jolgorio, Barril
El Jolgorio, Cuixe
El Jolgorio, Madrecuixe
Del Maguey, Barril
Del Maguey, Madracuixe
Don Amado, Largo
Fidencio, Madrecuixe
Mezcal Vago, Cuixe by Aquilino García
Mezcal Vago, Cuixe by Emigdio Jarquín
Real Minero, Barril
Real Minero, Largo
Rey Campero, Cuishe
Siete Misterios, Barril
Wahaka, Madre Cuishe
Agave Americana
The morphological variations in this species are vast, resulting a wide variety of potential flavors. Mezcales made from coyote are dark and mysterious, while those made from Arroqueño are sharp, green, and chalky
5 Sentidos, Sierra Negra
Banhez, Arroqueño
Bozal, Castilla
Del Maguey, Arroqueño
Don Amado, Arroqueño
El Buho, Pulquero
Mezcal Vago, Arroqueño en Barro
Rey Campero, Sierra Negra
Siembra Metl, Cenizo
Siete Misterios, Arroqueño
Agave Rhodacantha
Sonora to Oaxaca | This species grows to a similar size as Espadín but just slightly smaller. It grows in a variety of regions from the Sonoran Desert down the coast to Oaxaca. Mezcales produced with this plant have a multitude of spice notes and are intensely sharp
Chacolo, Ixtero Amarillo
La Venenosa Costa de Jalisco Raicilla, Amarillo, Chico
Mezcal Vago, Mexicano by Aquilino García López
Mezonte Raicilla Japo, Amarillo
Rey Campero, Mexicano
Agave Durangensis
Durango & Zacatecas | One of the only species found in Northern Mexico. The dry, arid climate of Durango produces the earthy, mineral driven characteristics that we also find in cupreata
Derrumbes Durango, Cenizo
La Venenosa Sur de Jalisco, Cenizo
Mezcales de Leyenda Durango, Cenizo
Agave Convallis
Spanish for "wild boar." This rare agave is always harvested wild in small quantities as it grows on cliffsides at high altitudes. A difficult agave to work with in fermentation and distillation due to the high level of protein structures. It produces an exotic mezcal with an herbaceous and vegetal flavor profile
Bozal, Jabali
El Buho, Jabali
Wahaka, Jabali
Agave Salmiana
San Luis Potosi & Zacatecas | This species plays an important role in the history of mezcal production as it was one of the more popular species used in making pulque (an alcoholic beverage made from the fermented sap of the agave plant)
Derrumbes San Luis Potosí, Salmiana
Machetazo, San Luis del Potosí, Wild Salmiana
Mezcales de Leyenda San Luis del Potosí, Verde
Agave Impressa
Escuinapa, Sinaloa, Mexico | This species grows in tropical regions where the summers are hot and wet and winters are mild and dry. It dwells among volcanic rocks in open woodland together with field grasses
La Venenosa Etnica Tutsi, Masparillo
Agave Montana
Northeastern Mexico | This species is unique in that it only grows in Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon among pine and oak trees. This agave has very distinct flavor profile from any other mezcal. Aromas of deep coal, herbal notes and moist forest. Flavors are medium sweet and powerful
Mezcales de Leyenda Unicos, Montana
Agave Maximilliana
Western Mexico, Jalisco | This does not grow often within the Mezcal geographic DO. As a result, it is almost used exclusively to make Raicilla. Flavor variation in agave maximilliana widely varies from notes of herbs, grass, blueberry, and cheese
La Venenosa Puntas, Maximilliana
La Venenosa Sierra del Tigre, Maximilliana
La Venenosa Sierra de Occidental Jalisco, Maximilliana
La Venenosa Tabernas, Maximilliana
Mezcales de Celebración
Pechuga, Elote | Before celebratory events such as birth, weddings, and quinceaneras, locals will bring their goods like fruit, nuts, and livestock to the mezcalero who will redistill their product with those items in the still. (Not all of these products contain livestock, some are vegetarian and only contain produce.) These are traditionally produced exclusively for these events and to be given as gifts for enjoyment during a consequential birthday or anniversary
Bozal Borrego Sacrificio, Pechuga (Lamb)
Bozal Sacrificio, Pechuga (Chicken)
Del Maguey Santa Catarina Minas, Pechuga (Chicken)
Del Maguey, Pechuga (Jamon Iberico)
Don Mateo, Pechuga (Chicken & Deer)
El Buho, Pechuga (Mango)
El Jolgorio, Pechuga (Turkey)
La Herencia de Sanchez, Elixir Frutal (Fruit)
Mayalen, Borrego, Pechuga (Lamb)
Mezcal Vago, Elote (Corn)
Rezpiral Series 2, Espadín Capon con Frutas by
Aureliano Hernandez Martinez (Fruit)
Siete Misterios, Pechuga (Turkey)
Wahaka, Guajolote con Fruta (Turkey)
Yuu Baal, Pechuga (Turkey)
Mezcales de Campo & Ensambles
Ensamble (also sometimes called "del campo") mezcals are made with a combination of different agave subspecies. With an ancestral mezcal production, the mezcalero is fairly mobile. They often follow a water source, harvesting whatever species they find and distilling them together. This nomadic way of working protects the fields from overharvesting and ensures that a mezcalero uses all agave, instead of just the species that are the most sought after
Banhez, Espadín, Barril
Bozal Ensamble, Espadín, Barril, Mexicano
Chacolo, Brocha, Ixtero Amarillo
Derrumbes Michoacan, Cupreata, Cenizo
Derrumbes Oaxaca, Espadín, Tobala
Derrumbes Tamaulipas, Amole, Americana
El Silencio Joven, Espadín, Tobasiche, Mexicano
Fidencio, Espadín, Tepextate, Madrecuixe
Mezcalosfera de Mezcaloteca, Madrecuixe, Bicuixe, Verde
Mezcal Vago Ensamble by Emigdio Jarquín
Mezcal Vago Ensamble en Barro by Tío Rey
Mezonte Jalisco, Alineno, Cimarrón
Rey Campero, Barril, Cuishe
Rey Campero, Espadín, Cuishe, Tepeztate
Rezpiral Series 2, Espadín, Mexicano, Tobasiche by Apolonio y Simeon Ramírez
Rezpiral Series 3, Espadín, Mexicano, Tobasiche by Apolonio y Simeon Ramírez
Rezpiral Series 3, Tepextate, Tobala, Karwinskii, Espadín by Berta Vasquez
Wahaka Ensamble, Espadín, Madra Cuishe, Tobala
Sotol
Sotol, is a spirit closely related to Mezcal in flavor and production, but made from a plant of a different genus in the Asparagaceae family, Dasylirion. These plants are commonly referred to as "the Desert Spoon." Fermented beverages have been made from this plant in Northern Mexico since ancient times
Dasylirion Cedrosanum
Chihuahua, Coahuila & Durango | Sotol plants strongly capture the terroir in their flavor profiles. Dasylirion cedrosanum can be found growing in the Sierra Madre Occidental highlands reflecting strong grass and mineral notes with hints of pine and cedar
Fabriquero Coahuila
La Higuera
Dasylirion Leiophyllum
Chihuahua, Coahuila & Durango | Found in the Chihuahuan Desert, this sotol produces herbal, earthy, leathery flavors reminiscent of the arid climate
La Higuera
Pizcadores Silver
Dasylirion Wheeleri
Chihuahua, Coahuila & Durango | This plant is the most commonly used in the making of sotol and inhabits rocky hillsides and grasslands. Its flavors range from earth, fruit, herb, pepper, and smoke
Clande by Bienvenido Fernandez
Fabriquero Durango
La Higuera
Sotol Por Siempre
Ceviche
Chilled seafood seasoned with fresh citrus
Mussels Escabeche
$15.00
jalapeño, carrot, roasted fresno chile, red pepper purée
Two per order. At Maximón we use a variety of heirloom corns for our tortillas from various locations in Mexico; currently we're sourcing Bolita Amarillo from Oaxaca. This corn provides a unique flavor that is rich in color with a toothsome finish
Smoked Pork Jowl
$16.00
green cabbage, avocado salsa, chile pasilla
House Cured Pastrami
$17.00
thousand island, pickled red cabbage
Crunchy Mahi Mahi
$17.00
plantain crusted mahi mahi, red cabbage, chipotle mayo
Casa Magoni, Chardonnay-Vermentino 2018 | Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico
$16.00
Vicentin, Blanc de Malbec 2019 | Vista Flores, Argentina
$16.00
Three Brooms, Sauvignon Blanc 2020 | Marlborough, New Zealand
$14.00
Franz Haas, Pinot Grigio 2018 | Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
$13.00
Au Bon Climat, Chardonnay 2019 | California, United States
$18.00
Red Wine
Iris Vineyards, Pinot Noir 2018 | Willamette Valley, Oregon
$18.00
La Puerta, Malbec 2018 | La Rioja, Argentina
$12.00
Twenty Rows, Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 | California, United States
$18.00
Beer
Draft
Pacifico
$8.00
Stone "Tangerine Express" Hazy IPA
$8.00
Diamondback "Green Machine" IPA
$9.00
Modelo Negra
$8.00
Bottles
Corona Extra
$7.00
Corona Light
$7.00
Victoria Lager
$7.00
Modelo Especial
$7.00
*Indicates raw or undercooked products. Please alert your server of any food allergies. Consuming raw or undercooked products such as chicken, pork, beef and shellfish can be hazardous to your health