Mesero Menu & Prices: Your Guide to the Dallas Tex-Mex Favorite

Last updated: October 25, 2026

If you’re searching for the Mesero menu, you’re probably weighing up more than just tacos. You may want to know the latest prices, which dishes are actually worth ordering, whether the margaritas live up to the hype, when the restaurant is open, and whether there are vegetarian or gluten-free options.

Mesero is a Dallas-area Tex-Mex group (part of M Crowd Restaurant Group) that calls itself “beyond Tex Mex,” with a tagline of “Mexican Spirit, American Life.” With nine locations across three states, it’s built its reputation on slow-roasted brisket tacos, the award-winning Queso Mesero, bacon-wrapped camarón, the Rose Burger, and a cocktail list diners rate among the best in Dallas.

This guide brings the main menu information together in one place, with prices where currently listed. One important note before you start planning: because restaurant menus change, it’s still sensible to check the latest official menu before visiting.

Menu note: Prices and dishes in this guide are based primarily on the restaurant’s current online delivery menus (merchant-set, per DoorDash) and official pages. Delivery prices often differ from dine-in prices, and seasonal items, specials and availability can change. Confirm before visiting.

At a Glance

CuisineTex-Mex
LocationNine locations across three states — Dallas-area locations include Victory Park, Inwood Village, Preston Hollow Village and Belt Line
Known forSlow-roasted brisket tacos, award-winning Queso Mesero, bacon-wrapped camarón, the Rose Burger, and margaritas diners rate among the best in Dallas
Price guideDelivery-menu prices (current online delivery menus via DoorDash, merchant-set — delivery often differs from dine-in): tacos $17.49–$19.83, Combinations ~$18.66, margaritas and cocktails ~$14–$19.80
HoursVictory Park (from the official location page; other locations may differ): Monday–Thursday 11:00am–9:30pm, Friday 11:00am–10:30pm, Saturday 10:00am–10:30pm, Sunday 10:00am–9:00pm
ReservationsThe Victory Park location takes reservations (per its listing attributes) — worth confirming directly, especially on event nights

Mesero Menu at a Glance

The Mesero menu is broader than a standard Tex-Mex lineup — Mexican classics sit alongside salads, soups, steaks and American-style burgers.

Menu sectionExamples
TacosAsada, brisket, salmon, camarón, pollo, carnitas, ahi tuna, quinoa, fish
EnchiladasCremaqueso, verdes, tejanos, mole chicken, veggie, shrimp, beef, camarón
Starters & shareablesQueso Mesero, queso tejano, guacamole, nachos, quesadillas, bacon-wrapped camarón, loaded jalapeños
EntréesFajitas, chile relleno, pollo la brasa, fried rice “La China”, braised pork, redfish, seared ahi tuna, ribeye
CombinationsCombo #1 through #6 — pick-your-favorites plates
Salads & soupsHollywood Cobb, cazera, del corazon, baby kale, campesina, de la olla, pollo y tomatillo
The American sideRose Burger, Big “D” Dog, crispy half chicken
DessertsCinco Leches, churro-style treats
BarMargaritas, palomas, froze, tequila creations, wine, beer

Mesero Menu Prices

If you’re comparing Mesero menu prices, the current delivery menus provide the most detailed starting point. Remember these are delivery prices, which tend to run higher than dine-in. Treat the tables below as a current guide rather than a permanent price list.

Tacos

Tacos are the heart of the Mesero menu, with around ten styles listed:

Close-up of brisket, salmon and shrimp tacos on corn tortillas with slaw and red rice (Mesero tacos menu section)

TacoPrice
Taco Asada$18.66
Taco Brisket$18.66
Taco Salmon$19.83
Taco Camarón (shrimp)$18.66
Taco Beef$17.49
Taco Quinoa$17.49
Taco Pollo (chicken)$17.49
Taco Carnitas$17.49
Taco Atún Ahi (seared ahi tuna)$18.66
Taco Mesero Carbon$19.83
Taco Fish A La Playa$18.66

The brisket taco is the one regulars mention most: oven-roasted, slow-cooked brisket with tomatillo sauce, queso chihuahua, onion, cilantro, mesero slaw and arroz rojo. The salmon and seared-tuna tacos are the lighter, more seafood-leaning picks, while the quinoa taco gives vegetarian diners a dedicated option. The Mesero Carbon — a steak-style taco — sits at the top of the price range.

Enchiladas

EnchiladaPrice
Cremaqueso Enchiladas~$17.60
Verdes Enchiladas~$17.60
Tejanos Enchiladas~$17.60
Mole Chicken Enchiladas~$17.60
Veggie Enchiladas~$17.60
Beef Enchiladas~$17.60
Shrimp Enchiladas~$18.85
Camarón Enchilada~$13.95 (older listing)

The camarón enchilada is described as sautéed garlic shrimp with crema queso and a red-pepper drizzle over arroz blanco. Dine-in listings show most enchilada plates clustered in the high teens, so it’s one of the steadier-value sections of the menu.

Starters & Shareables

StarterPrice
Queso Mesero$9.95+
Queso Tejano$9.95+
Guacamole Típico$9.95+
Guacamole Clásico (Spicy)$9.95+
Nachos Conocidos$11.95+
Nachos Tejanos$11.95+
Quesadillas Al Gusto$11.95+
Crispy Mini Tacos~$15.15
Quesadillas Jardineras~$16.32
Loaded Jalapeños~$16.32
Ahi Tuna Nachos~$18.66
Bacon-Wrapped Camarón~$18.45–$21.00
Chicken Flautilitas~$15.45

The shareables lean generous — the seared-tuna nachos and bacon-wrapped camarón are priced like small entrées, which makes them workable as a light main for one.

Entrées & Combinations

EntréePrice
Fajitas$18.95+
Fajitas Ribeye~$45.30
Grilled Salmon~$30.35
Fried Rice “La China”~$21.15
Chile Relleno~$18.85
Pollo La Brasa “Double R”~$22.30
Seared Ahi Tuna~$28.05
El Miguelito~$20.00
Redfish En La Media Concha~$33.80
Ribeye~$45.30
Chicken Paillard~$20.00
Braised Pork “The Chairman”~$23.45
Combo #1–#6~$18.66

The combinations are the menu’s middle ground: six numbered combos, all listed around $18.66 on current delivery menus, that pair favorites like enchiladas and tacos. Entrées stretch from the sub-$20 fajitas and chile relleno up to the ribeye fajitas and ribeye in the $45 range.

Salads & Soups

Salad / SoupPrice
Hollywood Cobb~$18.85
Cazera~$17.60
Del Corazon~$17.60
Baby Kale Salad~$18.85
Campesina~$18.85
De La Olla (bean soup)~$7.40+
Pollo Y Tomatillo~$7.40+
Sopa De Fideo~$7.40+

The soups are the menu’s cheapest section — the bean soup (De La Olla) and chicken-tomatillo soup both start around $7.40, making them an affordable starter or light lunch. The Hollywood Cobb is the signature salad.

The American Side

Mesero’s “Mexican Spirit, American Life” tagline shows up most clearly here:

DishPrice
The Rose Burger$17.70 (delivery; ~$9.95 on older dine-in listings)
The Big “D” Dog~$8.95
Crispy Half Chicken~$16.95
Chicken Sandwich~$17.60

The Rose Burger is a double meat, double cheese burger with stacked iceberg, tomato and pickle — worth noting because delivery and older dine-in prices differ sharply on this one, so confirm the dine-in price at the restaurant.

Desserts

The current delivery menu lists dessert simply:

  • Cinco Leches — ~$11.64
  • Churro-style desserts (per diner reviews — availability varies)

Diners praise Mesero’s desserts in reviews, with the tres leches/cinco leches cake appearing as a signature. The menu doesn’t list a deep dessert section, so ask what’s current.

Margaritas & Cocktails

The bar is a genuine draw — diners call Mesero’s margaritas among the best in Dallas. Current delivery listings show:

CocktailPrice
The Original Rocks~$14.05
The Original Frozen~$14.05
La Picosa~$17.50
La Doña~$18.65
Mr. Trey~$18.65
Jalapeña Margarita~$18.65
Prickly Pear Paloma~$18.65
Froze~$18.65
El Santo~$16.35
Mesero Mimosa~$16.35
Watermelon Basil~$18.65
Raspberry Cooler~$16.35
Blackberry Pineapple~$18.65
The Brandon~$19.80

Diners also mention the Mambo Taxi cocktail at the Inwood Village location. Margaritas come rocks or frozen, and a margarita flight has been spotted at Preston Hollow — cocktails run roughly $14–$19.80 on delivery menus.

Queso Mesero

Queso Mesero — $9.95+

This is the signature starter and the dish the restaurant itself calls award-winning. It’s the default first order for a table: a warm, shareable queso that pairs with the tortilla chips while you decide on tacos or entrées. The queso tejano and guacamoles sit at the same $9.95 starting price, so the trio of queso, guac and nachos makes an easy appetizer spread.

Bubbling queso cheese dip in a cast-iron dish with tortilla chips, pico de gallo and guacamole (Queso Mesero dish spotlight)

Brisket Tacos

Taco Brisket — $18.66 (delivery)

Oven-roasted, slow-cooked brisket with tomatillo sauce, queso chihuahua, onion, cilantro, mesero slaw and arroz rojo — this is the taco regulars recommend to first-timers. It captures the “beyond Tex Mex” idea better than anything else on the menu: barbecue technique inside a taco. If you’re only ordering one taco style, make it this one.

Bacon-Wrapped Camarón

Bacon-Wrapped Camarón — ~$18.45–$21.00

A starter that eats like a small entrée: shrimp wrapped in bacon, bridging the seafood and grill sides of the menu. It appears in both the community/shareable section and as an entrées-adjacent pick on current listings. At its price, it’s a good share for two alongside queso or guacamole.

The Rose Burger

The Rose Burger — $17.70 (delivery; older dine-in listings show ~$9.95)

The double meat, double cheese burger with stacked iceberg, tomato and pickle, served with house fries — the dish that embodies the “American Life” half of Mesero’s tagline. The wide spread between delivery and older dine-in pricing makes this the clearest example of why the delivery-vs-dine-in caveat matters. If you’re visiting in person, expect it to come in below the delivery price.

What Should You Order at Mesero?

For the classic first visit: start with the Queso Mesero, then brisket tacos. That pairing is the safest representation of the menu.

For margaritas: order the Original Rocks or Frozen to benchmark, then the Jalapeña margarita or prickly pear paloma. Diners rate these among the best in Dallas.

For seafood lovers: shrimp ceviche (per diner praise), seared ahi tuna tacos, or the bacon-wrapped camarón.

For lighter eating: the quinoa taco, the Hollywood Cobb, or the salmon tacos.

For a group: queso, guacamole, nachos conocidos and loaded jalapeños cover a table well before tacos or combos arrive.

For value: the Combinations (#1–#6) at around $18.66 bundle favorites into one plate, and the soups at ~$7.40 are the menu’s cheapest way to start.

For the American side: the Rose Burger is the one — it’s the dish Mesero’s own menu copy calls legendary.

Dietary Options at Mesero

Vegetarian diners have workable options: the quinoa taco, veggie enchiladas, quesadillas jardineras, guacamole, queso and several salads. The bean soup (De La Olla) is another vegetarian-friendly pick.

On gluten-free dining, the menu isn’t formally marked — but reviews from gluten-free diners report that most items are already gluten-free or can be easily adjusted, including some enchilada plates. If you have coeliac disease or a serious allergy, don’t rely on that: ask staff about ingredients, sauces and preparation before ordering.

Mesero Locations

Mesero has nine locations across three states. In the Dallas area:

  • Victory Park — 2375 Victory Park Ln, Dallas, TX · +1 214-821-6426
  • Inwood Village — 5330 W Lovers Ln Ste 112b, Dallas, TX · +1 214-654-0185
  • Preston Hollow Village — 7775 Firefall Way, Dallas, TX · +1 214-716-0524
  • Belt Line — 5505 Belt Line Rd, Dallas, TX

Victory Park takes reservations (per its listing attributes) — useful on event nights near the entertainment district. All locations offer outdoor seating, and delivery/catering is available.

For another take on Dallas Mexican dining, see the Benno menu guide.

Mesero Hours

Hours below are for the Victory Park location, from the official location page — other locations may differ slightly:

DayHours
Monday–Thursday11:00am–9:30pm
Friday11:00am–10:30pm
Saturday10:00am–10:30pm
Sunday10:00am–9:00pm

Weekend hours start at 10:00am, which is when brunch is served. Hours can change, so check the official page for your location before visiting.

Before You Go

  • Prices here are based primarily on current online delivery menus (DoorDash) — delivery prices often differ from dine-in, so check the latest official menu for your location before visiting.
  • Hours shown are for the Victory Park location; other locations may differ slightly, so check the official page for your location.
  • Weekend hours start at 10:00am, which is when brunch is served.
  • The menu isn’t formally marked gluten-free, though diners report most items are already gluten-free or easily adjusted — ask staff about ingredients and preparation if you have coeliac disease or a serious allergy.
  • All locations offer outdoor seating, and delivery and catering are available.

Quick Summary

Mesero menu and prices infographic — signature dishes, price guide and tips | MenuExplore

Mesero FAQs

How much is Queso Mesero?
Queso Mesero is listed from $9.95 on current delivery menus (merchant-set prices). Dine-in pricing may differ.

What is Mesero’s most popular dish?
The brisket tacos are the most-recommended dish by regulars, followed by the Queso Mesero starter, bacon-wrapped camarón, and the Rose Burger. The margaritas are also a signature — diners rate them among the best in Dallas.

What are Mesero’s hours?
Victory Park hours: Monday–Thursday 11am–9:30pm, Friday 11am–10:30pm, Saturday 10am–10:30pm, Sunday 10am–9pm. Other locations may vary.

Does Mesero have gluten-free options?
The menu isn’t formally marked gluten-free, but diners report most items are naturally GF or easily adjusted. Ask staff about ingredients and preparation if you have a serious allergy.

Does Mesero take reservations?
The Victory Park location lists reservations as an attribute — worth confirming directly, especially on event nights.

How many Mesero locations are there?
Nine locations across three states, including Victory Park, Inwood Village, Preston Hollow Village and Belt Line in the Dallas area.

Does Mesero have a brunch menu?
Weekend hours start at 10:00am Saturday and Sunday, when brunch is served. Brunch items have been mentioned in diner reviews (e.g., breakfast tacos, Mesero Mimosa).

What are Mesero’s margarita prices?
On delivery menus, margaritas and cocktails run about $14–$19.80, with the Original Rocks and Frozen at the lower end and signature cocktails like The Brandon near the top.

Check Mesero’s official menu for your location before visiting.

Before You Go

Check Mesero’s official menu for your location before visiting — delivery and dine-in prices differ, and dishes can change. Then browse our other Dallas restaurant menu guides to plan the rest of your week.

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