A favorite at Hotel California! Mexican seafood cocktail made with fresh wild caught, Texas-brown shrimp, yellow-fin tuna, peppers and cilantro marinated in fresh squeezed lime juice!
EAT FIT recommends one cup only with no tortilla strips.
Baja Beach Grilled Chicken Tacos™
Slow cooked Pork with Guajillo, Ancho & Pasilla Chile peppers. Topped with honey-tequila chipotle sauce, red onion, grilled pineapple & fresh cilantro.
EAT FIT recommends a corn tortilla with this taco
Baja Calle (street) Tacos™
Grilled skirt steak, grilled onion, salsa verde & a slice of fresh avocado topped with cilantro served on a gluten-free corn tortilla.
EAT FIT recommends a corn tortilla with this taco.
Chipotle Chicken Taco
Grilled breast of chicken, fire roasted corn with grilled bell pepper & onion, Monterrey Jack cheese topped with a Chipotle aioli & served on a freshly made flour tortilla.
2333 Airline Drive, Bossier City, LA 71111 | Phone: (318) 752-3244
1.5 miles north of I-20, left-hand side. Half a mile south of I-220, right-hand side across the street from Lowe’s & Cavender’s Boots, next to Splash Pools & Spas
Hours
11:00am to 3:00pm Sunday
Closed Monday
11:00am to 9:00pm Tuesday through Saturday
Pierremont Shopping Center
1409 East 70th Street, Suite 101A Shreveport, LA 71105 | Phone: (318) 524-9992
Less than ¼ mile from the intersection of Fern Avenue & 70th Street. Across the street from Whole Foods & next to the Wyndham Hotel
Hours
11:00am to 3:00pm Sunday
Closed Monday
11:00am to 9:00pm Tuesday through Saturday
Our Story
The Story of Don Juanz Baja Beach Tacos
It all started in the sixties. When I was born, my father didn’t want my name to be “Don”. He worried about the possibility that, one day, I might be nick-named; “Don Juan”. Dad must’ve had a lot of confidence in me during my younger days, because when I went off to college, I quickly picked up the name; “Don Juan”. My friends found it amusing and I found it easy to answer to.
It all started in the sixties. When I was born, my father didn’t want my name to be “Don”. He worried about the possibility that, one day, I might be nick-named; “Don Juan”. Dad must’ve had a lot of confidence in me during my younger days, because when I went off to college, I quickly picked up the name; “Don Juan”. My friends found it amusing and I found it easy to answer to.