Mexican Sugar is now open at the Regent Square mixed-use development in River Oaks, according to a Dec. 15 news release.

What to expect

The Dallas-based eatery brings "bold flavors, great vibes" and a community-centered destination for tacos, tequila and weekend brunch, Justin Beam, director of operations for Mexican Sugar, said in a statement.
Designed to capture the essence of Mexico City, the space combines handcrafted tiles, lush textiles, and curated artwork, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere, per the release. (Courtesy Mexican Sugar)
Designed to capture the essence of Mexico City, the space combines handcrafted tiles, lush textiles and curated artwork, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere, per the release. (Courtesy Mexican Sugar)
The 13,000-square-foot, two-story restaurant features two patios with views of Buffalo Bayou Park, with indoor and outdoor seating on both levels. It will offer scratch-made dishes, handcrafted cocktails and agave experiences in a "transportive setting," per the release.

Main course
Guests can enjoy traditional favorites like tacos, enchiladas and fajitas at the new Mexican concept. (Courtesy Mexican Sugar)
Guests can enjoy traditional favorites like tacos, enchiladas and fajitas at the new Mexican concept. (Courtesy Mexican Sugar)
Mexican Sugar's menu includes traditional favorites such as tacos, enchiladas and fajitas, alongside specialties like striped bass and barbacoa arepas, according to the release.

For brunch, guests can order dishes including Cajeta French toast, chicken chilaquiles and benedictos rancheros.