El Santo offers Calle Ocho’s hottest happy hour with Borracho Hour

El Santo offers Calle Ocho’s hottest happy hour with “Borracho Hour” every Tuesday through Friday from 6PM - 8PM featuring three of the hotspot’s most popular cocktails. These drinks are $6.50 each - half off of their original price ($13). Featured drinks include:

Ave Maria
Mi Campo Tequila, Sangrita, and Verdita

Diablo
New Amsterdam Vodka, Fresh Lime Juice, Agave, Sage, Pineapple, and Cholula Hot Sauce

Padre Nuestro
Mi Campo Reposado Tequila Infused with Pico De Gallo, Fresh Lime Juice, Agave, and Tomato Water

ABOUT EL SANTO

El Santo Taqueria embodies the colorful revelry of Lucha Libre culture and the distinct pleasure of Mexican food in its ideal form. The cantina-style spot is decorated with colorful luchador masks and vintage subway tiles. The menu comprises fresh-pounded guacamole, grilled corn Esquites and six types of tacos including a Short Rib braised in ancho guajillo, Al Pastor with charred pineapple and caramelized onions and Mojo Pork carnitas style braised in mojo marinade with potato sticks and garlic crema. Burritos and bowls are available with pollo, pastor, carne asada or shrimp. Top off your taco with house made salsa diablo. For a sweet finish, enjoy churros with Nutella, chocolate or dulce de leche or authentic paletas.

El Santo Restaurant invites guests to worship at the altar of food and drink with a delectable menu of sharable plates featuring Asian, Peruvian and Latin influences. Walking through the massive wooden hacienda front doors into the dining room feels like stepping into an abandoned church that's now been resurrected as a stylish ode to cocktails and lively dining. A lounge is outfitted with cushy leather-studded couches with an antique chapel piano serving as the DJ booth. The formal 80-seat dining room offers banquette seating beneath a grotto-like ceiling with draping vines and greenery. An intimate private dining room is ensconced within red velvet drapes. Guests can expect impromptu Mariachi’s, musical performers and lively entertainment throughout the evening.
Further Inside is a covert door that leads to Don Diablo, a cavernous bar decked out in funky Day of the Dead-inspired decor that sets the vibe at this offbeat cantina with an elite collection of mezcal and tequila. With a DJ booth set behind a wooden coffin, wood beam ceiling covered in vines and cheeky murals depicting Día de los Muertos-style skeletons and skulls decorate this secretive Mexican roadhouse style bar straddling the line between sinners and saints.