Sazón

★ 4.3 (579) ›Mexican · Austin

Closed

opens 11am tomorrow

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Closed · opens 11am tomorrow · try the Tacos al Pastor

House-made mole sauce & other interior Mexican specialties are the draw at this no-frills bar/grill.

What people mention: Reviewers praise the authentic, homemade interior Mexican dishes (not Tex‑Mex)—notably mole and chile relleno—served in a casual, low‑key atmosphere with friendly service and fair prices.(from 5 recent reviews)

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What to order

from the menu

Tacos al Pastor

Güajillo marinated pork is grilled with pineapple and topped with cilantro and onion. This Mexico City classic has its roots in the Middle East.

Lunch$10.99

Mole Casero con Pollo

Poached chicken breast topped with a house made Oaxaca-style dark mole. This dish is served with rice, beans, and tortillas.

Platos Fuertes$14.29

Chile Relleno

A roasted Poblano pepper stuffed with your choice of shredded chicken, carnitas, cheese, or vegetables. This classic is topped with salsa de tomatillo and served with rice & your choice of beans.

Platos Fuertes$16.79

Tikin Xic

A favorite of the Yucatan region of México, this dish features a snapper filet in a rich achiote sauce with onion and oregano, served with garlic rice and xni pec.

Platos Fuertes$16.79

Guacamole

House-made guacamole accompanied by handmade fried totopos.

Para Empezar$9.29

Caldo Xochiti (Cup)

A Oaxaca classic. Boneless chicken pieces in a clear, flavorful broth topped with cilantro, green onion, and avocado. Rice, jalapeños, and lime wedges accompany this simple soup to be flavored to your liking.

Sopas y Ensaladas$5.79

Mexican — food to try

2 on this menu

Tacos al pastor✓ On the menu · $10.99
Marinated pork off the spit with pineapple — the dish taquerias are judged on.
Elote✓ On the menu · $5.79
Grilled corn with crema, cheese, and chile — the side everyone photographs.
Here it's “Crema de Elote (Cup)”.