It really comes down to what kind of restaurant you are talking about. Traditional? Regional? "Mexican" for tourists? Some things you can find would be:
Sadie's of New Mexico is a Mexican restaurant located in Albuquerque. Some of the items on the menu include enchiladas, burritos, chile relleno, tacos, and tamales.
items in a restaurant are listed on a menu
There are many different items one might find on the menu at Beebo Seafood Restaurant. Crawfish and oysters are two main items found in many popular dishes.
NO. Assuming that you are using the term "Spanish Restaurant" to refer to a "Spain-style Restaurant", you would not find burritos and enchiladas on such a menu. Burritos and enchiladas are staples of Mexican cuisines and enchiladas are found throughout Latin America. However, neither is eaten commonly in Spain. What you would expect to find at a Spanish restaurant would be paella, rabo de toro, solomillo, gazpacho, and jamón íberico.
Examples of some of the items on the menu include salty spicy squid and crispy soy chicken. The full menu can be viewed on the restaurant's official website.
Macbar is actually a restaurant that specializes in macaroni and cheese dishes. One can find a menu of the items or dishes that are offered at the restaurant's official website.
The main items that can be found at a Degustation restaurant in New York are cheese, red wines, red meat, seafood, and other types of food that are not on you average restaurant menu.
People use the menu when going out to a restaurant most all the time. As menu prices and items can change with seasons and newer items are added, one will typically take a look at the menu at some point during the ordering.
Spyskaart = menu (as in a restaurant menu)
The Costa Rica menu at this restaurant features traditional dishes such as gallo pinto, casado, ceviche, and plantains.
Some of the menu items on the AZN restaurant in Charlotte is the Red Dragon Shrimp, AZN Crab Cake, Crisp and Spicy Calamari, Edamame, and Chicken Satay.
A Japanese restaurant.