Tartines

Tartines

Welcome to our Tartines category – a tour through the delicious world of these open-faced delights! Though not a sandwich in the traditional sense, tartines are closely sandwich-adjacent, balancing delicate flavors on a single slice of bread. From the classic French breakfast tartine with butter and jam, to the sophisticated combinations of gourmet ingredients, we're serving up a feast for the eyes and palate.

Mollete: an illustration of beans and cheese on telera roll.

Mollete

The broiled bean-and-cheese mollete spread through Mexico City's mid-century cafeterias and stayed. Bolillo, refried beans, melted cheese, a cold spoon of pico de gallo on top.

Mollete con Pico de Gallo: an illustration of beans, cheese, tomato, onion and more on telera roll.

Mollete con Pico de Gallo

A mollete is built open: a split bolillo hollowed into a boat, a layer of refried beans, white cheese broiled until it blisters, finished cold and raw with pico de gallo. The capital's morning melt.

Crostino al Tartufo: an illustration of butter and olive oil.

Crostino al Tartufo

Crostino al tartufo is warm toast under the thinnest layer of black-truffle crema, butter and fungus worked smooth. An Umbrian open-face toast using the smallest amount of truffle that still reads.