Menu from Touche Hombre
Menu highlights
Touché Guac
Guacamole, pomegranate, veg chips, blue & white corn chips
Fatty Lamb Ribs
Merquin, honey & lemon
Smoked White Fish
Coriander oil, green pepper, pickled onions
Chef's Recommendations
Chef's Selection
1 street corn, 1 starter, 3 tacos, 1 dessert
Chicken Taco
Chimichurri, kohlrabi & apple slaw, crispy mustard skin
Steak Taco
Sirloin, truffled fried egg, habanero cream, pico de gallo
Secreto
Daily secret special
Desserts
Ice Cream Sandwich
Choc chilli cookie peanut butter parfait, candied nuts
Mini Cinnamon Doughnuts
Mezcal chocolate stuffing
Bombe Alaska
Salted caramel, green apple, orange liqueur
More about the restaurant: Touche Hombre
Right on Lonsdale Street in the city centre, you can find a little Mexico in Melbourne in the form of Touche Hombre, a taco, tostada and tequila joint with a growing reputation. Mexican food is a perennial foodie favourite, providing as it does a combination of spice, fresh ingredients and great drinks accompaniments, so it comes as no surprise that the Melbourne public enjoy Touche Hombre as much as they do.
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Touche Hombre is a restaurant with a reputation for fresh flavours, spice and superb drinks. At their restaurant on Lonsdale Street in the city centre, the world of Mexican food comes to Melbourne, with a menu that is not over-complicated in its survey of the great dishes available in America’s Beard, while not missing out on any favourites. Pop in for a taco or a tostadito to discover the best that Mexican food has to offer, and don’t forget to stop for a tequila while you are there.
There is more to Touche Hombre, though, than just the food. The tacos will get you through the door – and trust us, they’re great – but what will keep you at this Lonsdale Street joint is the drinks. Tequila is a favourite, as is the Michelada, a cocktail that, like a slow Sunday afternoon hangover, hits somewhere between a Bloody Mary and a cold pint of lager. If you’re a regular reveller in Melbourne city centre, you would also do well to keep an eye out for their themed evenings: Day of the Dead is a huge thing here, as is Halloween, but do make sure to book a table, as it can fill up quickly.