Dishes That Warm You Up

We’re still stuck in winter despite what San Diego’s forecast may say. So why not warm yourself up with some of On The Border’s hot dishes? From steaming soups to sizzling grilled fajitas, OTB is bound to have something to make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

Feeling a bit under the weather? Don’t just settle for any chicken soup, try OTB’s Chicken Tortilla Soup. With our nutritious slow-cooked pulled chicken, simmering fresh vegetables and rice topped with delicious avocado, the Chicken Tortilla Soup will cure any bug you may catch this winter, or hangover (hey, we’re not judging).

Looking for a healthier alternative? Try our Fresh Grill Menu! Better yet, try our Tomatillo Chicken. Freshly made tomatillo sauce drizzled over a heaping layer of seasoned pico de gallo and queso fresco is just the beginning of this signature dish that will be sure to blow away “old man winter.” It is also served with perfectly sautéed vegetables and cilantro lime rice, which will certainly “hit the spot.”

Want something even hotter? Go for our Fajita Menu and feel the steam sprout out from the grill to your nose. Our Baja Chicken Fajitas are mesquite-grilled to perfection. So good, that you’ll go look for a dictionary to find out what the true meaning of “mesquite” is. Accompanied by a medley of sautéed vegetables and topped with pico de gallo, freshly sliced avocado and the most incredible and melted-to-perfection Jack cheese, you’ll be sure to say “THAT WAS MUY DELICIOSO!”

Whether you’re a fan of homemade soup or grilled-to-perfection dishes, OTB is the perfect place to forget about that winter gloom, and enjoy a nice, relaxing evening with family and friends. It may be mildly cold outside, so instead of waiting for that San Diego sun to show up, come enjoy something delicious and warm at On the Border.

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