Mi Pueblo/Dinner

Until 9 PM · until 10 PM Friday and Saturday

Dinner in Downtown Santa Rosa

The same full menu runs all day, so dinner is not a different card — it is the plates that are worth sitting down for. Mi Pueblo is at 703 4th St, a block off Old Courthouse Square.

Order Direct: 10% off your first order, 5% cash back on the next.

What to order at night

Best dishes for dinner

Larger plates, seafood and the fajitas that arrive loud enough to turn the next table's head.

Molcajete

Steak, shrimp and chicken with onion, tomato, mushrooms and grilled cactus, served in the stone bowl it is named after. Unchanged since 2021.

$36.00

Carne Azteca

Grilled steak with tomato, mushrooms, onion and grilled cactus. The grandmother's dish, also unchanged since 2021.

$27.50

Fajitas Texanas

Beef, chicken and shrimp with grilled peppers and onions, brought out still sizzling, with rice, beans and tortillas.

from $25.50

Carne Asada

Grilled steak with rice, beans, guacamole salad and warm tortillas.

from $24.50

Chile Verde

Pork simmered in green sauce — the slow, quiet end of the menu.

$22.00

Camarones à la Diabla

Shrimp in a chile sauce that earns its name. Ask for it milder if you want to taste the rest of the plate.

$26.00

Siete Mares

The seven-seas seafood soup: the plate to order when there are two of you and no hurry.

$30.00

Pollo à la Plancha

Chicken from the flat top with rice, beans and tortillas.

$23.00

Prices are the direct prices from our own ordering page. Delivery apps add their own markup on top.

At the bar

Margaritas and cold beer

The margarita is the house drink, served with a chili-salt rim, and the bottled list runs Modelo, Negra Modelo, Corona, Pacifico and a hazy IPA.

Happy hour lands before dinner, Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 PM, at the bar and at the tables.

Siete Mares at Mi Pueblo: seafood soup in a green talavera bowl with crab claws, octopus, shrimp, potato and carrot

Mariscos

Siete Mares — crab, octopus, shrimp, potato and carrot in one bowl.

Before you come

Hours, parking and larger tables

Mi Pueblo is open 11 AM to 9 PM Sunday through Thursday, and 11 AM to 10 PM on Friday and Saturday.

The restaurant sits on 4th Street between Old Courthouse Square and Santa Rosa Plaza, with the Santa Rosa Plaza garages and street parking the closest options, and Railroad Square a short walk west.

Mi Pueblo does not take reservations — tables are first come, first served. For a group, call (707) 843-7804 ahead anyway so the room can be arranged. For more than a table or two, catering is usually easier.

Pozole verde at Mi Pueblo: shredded chicken and hominy in a green broth with cabbage, radish and lime, and chopped onion on the side

Start here

The pozole, before anything else

Shredded chicken and hominy in a green broth, with cabbage, radish and lime on top and chopped onion on the side. Deep enough to be the whole meal.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

What time does Mi Pueblo stop serving dinner?

Mi Pueblo is open until 9 PM Sunday through Thursday and until 10 PM on Friday and Saturday. Online ordering closes earlier, at 8:55 PM.

Is the dinner menu different from lunch?

No. Mi Pueblo serves the same full menu all day, from 11 AM until close.

Does Mi Pueblo serve seafood?

Yes. The menu has a seafood section, including Camarones a la Diabla, Burrito Marinero and the Siete Mares seafood soup.

Does Mi Pueblo take reservations?

No. Tables at Mi Pueblo are first come, first served. For a larger group, call (707) 843-7804 ahead so the room can be arranged.

Where do I park for dinner in downtown Santa Rosa?

Mi Pueblo is at 703 4th St, next to Santa Rosa Plaza and its parking garages, with street parking on 4th Street and the surrounding blocks.