Nachos & Fries

Who orders this

Nachos and fries are the shareable side of the menu, ordered when a table wants one tray instead of several plates.

The board prices three nacho builds and three fry builds, so the section works as an appetizer or as a meal depending on how much you load it.

The three fry builds are the simplest version of the section: french fries plain, cheese fries with melted cheddar, and specialty fries with a meat choice plus cheddar, sour cream, and guacamole.

What the menu says

The board describes specialty fries as string fries topped with cheddar cheese, sour cream, and guacamole, with jalapenos optional and a choice of meat. GOL nachos stay simple with meat, melted cheddar, and jalapenos; supreme and veggie nachos build from there.

Prices on the board differ between photo captures, so treat them as a snapshot, not a guarantee. The toppings list above is consistent across the captures.

A second board capture lists the same three nacho builds and three fry builds with slightly different prices, which is why the page avoids quoting a single price for any of them.

For a group, one supreme nachos and one specialty fries order covers both textures and most of the table.

At the counter

Say which base you want, which meat, and whether you want jalapenos. Veggie builds skip the meat for beans and grilled peppers.

Ask whether the order should be snack-size or meal-size, since the topping load decides how far the tray goes.

Outcomes and next steps

A tray of nachos or fries with the topping load you chose, ready for the table.

Meat choice and optional jalapenos are settled at the counter before the tray is built.

A loaded tray is easiest to share before the cheese sets, so plan to pass it around right after pickup.