Tex Mex Menu Template

A tex mex menu sells two things a Mexican menu does not: the sizzle of a fajita platter and the combo plate that lets a table order once and stop thinking. This tex mex menu template is built around both. Four sections, eighteen lines — queso and starters first, fajitas and enchiladas as the centre of gravity, combos next, drinks at the foot. Four builds, all current for 2026.

A burnt orange and charcoal build at 1280×724 is the everyday board, fajitas set in the largest type on the page because that is what carries the ticket average.

A build in deep navy and brass at 1280×724 is the evening version, a tex-mex dinner menu with the combos priced as two-course sets and the starters trimmed to four.

A vertical build in cactus and warm stone at 1280×2264 runs all four sections down one column for a panel by the door, where a tex mex food menu has to be read standing.

And a fourth build in chalk white and paprika at 1280×724 drops the descriptions and lists tex mex menu items straight — eighteen names, eighteen prices — for a counter service room or a lunch rush that does not read.

Sections, dishes and prices are all editable, so the tex mex menu ideas you want to test can go up for a week and come down without a reprint. More mexican restaurant menu templates variants sit in the category for rooms that lean further south, and prices stay in step with the till through the same connection behind the restaurant menu boards over a bar or a pass.