
Ojos Locos adds a Carne Asada Plate, Burrito Bowl, Mexicali Shrimp Tacos, and Shrimp Boil across 35 locations as NFL preseason and college football kick off.
Ojos Locos Sports Cantina is rolling out four new scratch-made dishes across all 35 locations starting Aug. 3, timed to the start of the NFL preseason and college football Saturdays.
The menu additions include a Carne Asada Plate, a customizable Burrito Bowl, Mexicali Shrimp Tacos, and a Mariscos-style Shrimp Boil. All are prepared to order with fresh produce and premium ingredients, the company said.
“Every menu addition starts with what our guests are craving and how we can bring authentic Latin flavors to the table,” said Chef Alex Sadowsky, Vice President of Training, Culinary & Beverage at Ojos Locos. “This menu introduces even more variety, from our premium Carne Asada Plate and customizable Burrito Bowl to seafood-forward additions like the Mexicali Shrimp Tacos and new Mariscos-Style Shrimp Boil.”
The new items join a scratch kitchen lineup that already includes street tacos with house-made tortillas, fresh-never-frozen wings, sizzling fajitas, and hand-smashed burgers.
Ojos Locos is also pushing for group business. Commissioners who reserve a fantasy football draft party for six or more guests get 20 free tacos with the purchase of one beverage per person, $5 off 100-ounce balones, and a $50 gift card for the commissioner. The offer runs through Sept. 9.
The chain, founded in 2010 in Dallas, has grown to 35 locations across five states. Each features wall-to-wall TVs for a 360-degree sports-viewing experience covering football, fútbol, UFC, boxing, basketball, and baseball.
Ojos Locos describes itself as a culturally authentic sports cantina centered on the Latin community. The new menu, Sadowsky said, is meant to “give them new reasons to come back.”
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