Más Loco Cantina is a Mexican restaurant and nightlife spot in the heart of downtown San Jose — brunch and tacos by day, a packed dance floor by night. They needed a visual identity that could pull double duty across both worlds.
The work splits into two ongoing tracks: a full food and cocktail menu system built around the brand's teal-and-black aztec mark, and a steady stream of weekly event flyers for everything from Cinco de Mayo and St. Patrick's brunch to headliner nights with Fisher, Mr. V, and J Espinosa.
Everything stays on-brand and recognizable while flexing for each occasion — bold, legible, and built to stop the scroll on a phone and look just as sharp printed on the table.
From the printed menu to the weekly flyer drop — a single teal-and-black system that holds together across every touchpoint of the cantina.
A full food and cocktail menu — cocktails, tacos, brunch, mains, and dessert — organized for fast scanning and printed to feel at home on the table.
A rotating series of event flyers — headliner nights, holiday parties, and brunch sessions — each built on the same brand system but dressed for the occasion.




Every flyer is built mobile-first — the format the crowd actually sees it in. Bold type and high contrast keep it sharp from the story to the front door.
More than a one-off — a steady design relationship keeping the cantina's menus current and the events calendar full.