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Appetizer Platters Mini Pita Pizzas Small Signature Dips Appetizer Bites Each food and drink order is prepared with lots of love and attention; unfortunately, that requires a little extra time. J Please be patient and we hope that you have a relaxing and enjoyable time. J Appetizer Platters Mini Pita Pizzas Bruschetta 10.99 Margarita Pizza 6.99 Fresh chopped Tomatoes, our signature Basil Pesto spread, Sauce-less flat-bread pizza with Mozzarella cheese, Fresh Fresh Garlic, Basil, Kalamata Greek Olives, and touch of Feta Tomatoes, Virgin Olive Oil, Garlic, and Basil atop of toasted Panini Sourdough Bread ADD Organic Spinach 1.55 Vegetarian Mezze Platter 11.99 Prosciutto Pizza 8.99 Dolmas, Spicy Marinated Garden Vegetables, Flat-bread pizza with thin-sliced Prosciutto, Mozzarella Kalamata Greek Olives, Roasted Red Peppers cheese, Fresh Tomatoes, + our signature Basil Pesto sauce ADD Fresh Mozzarella 2.99 / ADD Warm Pita Bread 2.00 ADD Fresh Mozzarella 2.99 ADD Atlantic Smoked Salmon 5.99 Chicken Spinach Pizza 8.99 Meat and Cheese Board 17.99 Flat-bread pizza with organic Spinach, Chicken, Mozzarella + Your selection of two meats and two cheeses. Crackers, Feta cheese and our signature Basil Pesto sauce Kalamata Greek Olives, Red Bell Peppers, Fruit of the Day ADD Roasted Red Bell Peppers 1.75 Three Cheese 13.99 / Five Cheese 17.99 Small Signature Dips Served with Crackers and the Fruit of the Day All dips served with a side of pita bread. Meat Plate Trio 16.99 ADD Extra Pita Bread 2.00 Served w/ Kalamata Greek Olives & Roasted Red Bell Peppers Fresh Spinach Dip 7.99 ADD House-Toasted Bread 1.89/ ADD Crackers 2.75 Fresh-made, cold, and healthy organic spinach dip made with -CHEESES- yogurt, sour cream, and feta. Manchego firm, semi-hard white Spanish sheep’s milk cheese Astoria Dip 7.99 Brie a soft and mild, savory cheese that is delicious, buttery and Fresh-made, cold dip made with roasted red bell peppers, creamy on the inside with a snow-white edible rind walnuts, yogurt, sour cream, and feta. Havarti Dill a mild cheese that combines the rich buttery flavor of Havarti with the slightly tangy, satisfying flavor of dill Eggplant Dip 7.99 Smoked Gouda a smooth texture cheese that is smoked in ancient Grilled eggplant dip topped with feta and walnuts brick ovens over flaming hickory chip embers Roasted Pepper Hummus 8.99 Maple Smoked Cheddar a smooth yet firm cheese that is slowly smoked over a hickory Maplewood fire resulting in a full & rich flavor Roasted red bell peppers, chickpeas, garlic, and tahini all Monterey Pepper Jack combines the strong flavors of jalapeno to whipped into a delicious hummus dip create a semi-soft cheese with lots of flavor & a little heat Appetizer Bites Port-Wine Derby hand-made in Port wine, this is a violet marbled cheese with rich flavor & smooth, creamy texture Smoked Salmon Bites 7.99 Sage Derby mild, semi-hard, marbled green cheese made w/ sage Six crackers topped with homemade herb cream cheese, Maytag a semi-hard rich-flavored blue cheese made from fresh cucumber, and Atlantic Smoked Salmon pasteurized milk instead of traditional sheep's milk Dolmas + Greek Yogurt 5.99 Al Vino flavorful semi-hard goat cheese soaked in red wine Four vine leaves stuffed with Rice and Herbs -MEATS- complimented by a side of Greek Yogurt Prosciutto salted and cured Italian ham 5.99 Mortadella Bologna’s signature salami made from pork & veal Olives + Pita Finocchiona dry-cured Tuscan pork salami made with whole fennel Greek Kalamata Olives served with warm Pita Bread seeds, peppercorns, sea salt, garlic, & a 4 year-old Chianti Tomato + Fresh Mozzarella 9.99 Genoa Italian Salami made from pork and beef, seasoned with a Fresh Mozzarella and Tomato, garnished with Basil and variety of spices and blended with fine wine Kalamate Greek olives. All drizzled with extra virgin olive oil Sopressata all pork dry salami made with burgundy wine, garlic, and our signature Balsamic glaze pepper, and various spices. A delicious hors d’oeuvre! Toscana Salami dry salami made from beef & pork, incorporated Cold Cut Plate 9.99 with spices, garlic, & medium dices of fat to enhance the flavor Deli cuts of Ham, Corned Beef, Turkey, and Mozzarella Beef Salami all beef salami with old world spices ADD Side of House-Toasted Bread 1.89 ADD Side of Crackers 2.75 The Full Menu is available during all working hours! (Unless noted otherwise.) Prices are subject to change without notice. There is a $1.50 split charge if a check is split 3+ times. 20% gratuity may be placed on parties of 5 or more Each food and drink order is prepared with lots of love and attention; unfortunately, that requires a little extra time. J Please be patient and we hope that you have a relaxing and enjoyable time. J -Fresh Salads- -Panini Sandwiches- ADD Chicken 3.49 / ADD Atlantic Smoked Salmon 5.99 Choose one complimentary side or get two sides for $0.85 ADD Toasted House Bread 1.89 Kettle Style Potato Chips / Roasted Red Bell Peppers Spiced Marinated Vegetables / Pickle House Salad 5.99/7.99 Substitute your side for a House or Caesar Salad 2.99 Fresh Organic Mixed Greens drizzled with the House olive oil red wine vinegar dressing, topped with Parmesan Cheese Chicken Melt Panini 9.99 Chicken, Mozzarella, Spinach, Tomatoes, Balsamic Glaze, Mayo Caesar Salad 5.99/8.99 Fresh cut romaine Lettuce hand-tossed in Caesar Dressing Astoria Club Panini 10.99 topped with Croutons & Parmesan Cheese Ham, Turkey, Corned Beef, Genoa Salami, Mozzarella, Eggplant Spread, Feta Cheese, Tomatoes, Lettuce Caprese Salad 9.99 Fresh Mozzarella and Tomato salad garnished with Turkey Club Panini 9.99 Kalamata Greek Olives and Basil. Drizzled with our Turkey, Mozzarella, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Mayo, Avocado Paste Signature Balsamic Glaze and extra-virgin olive oil ADD Bacon 1.99 Greek Salad 10.99 Grilled Ham Panini 9.99 Fresh cut Romaine Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Red Ham, Mozzarella, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Mustard Onions, Pepperoncini, Kalamata Greek Olives, crumbled Rueben Panini 9.99 Feta, tossed in the House olive oil red wine vinegar dressing Corned Beef, Sauerkraut, Swiss Cheese, Mayo and Mustard Astoria Salad 8.99 ADD Salami 2.99 / ADD Roasted Peppers Inside 1.89 Fresh chopped vegetables salad. Cucumbers, Tomatoes, and Genoa-Style Panini 9.99 Green Bell Peppers, topped with Red Onion, and crumbled Genoa Salami, Mayo, Lettuce, Tomato, Feta, Mozzarella Feta, tossed in the House olive oil red wine vinegar dressing Mortadella Panini 9.99 Waldorf Salad 11.99 Mortadella Meat, Mozzarella, Spinach, Tomatoes, Mayo Organic Mixed Greens, Apples, Strawberries, Raisins, crumbled Feta, and crunchy Walnuts, topped with Italian Prosciutto Panini 9.99 Raspberry Vinaigrette Thin sliced Prosciutto and fresh mozzarella inside our house Prosciutto Spinach Salad 11.99 Panini bread, sprinkled with a touch of Parmesan ADD Roasted Red Bell Peppers Inside 1.89 Thin-sliced Prosciutto accompanied by organic Spinach, Raisins, Walnuts, Parmesan Cheese all topped with our Caprese Panini 9.99 Signature Balsamic glaze and extra-virgin olive oil Basil Pesto Spread, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Mozzarella, Crumbled Italian Genoa Salad 11.99 Feta, and our Special Tomato Red Bell Pepper Spread ADD Chicken 3.49/ADD Salami 2.99/ADD Prosciutto 5.99 Genoa Italian Salami, Red Roasted Peppers, fresh cut Romaine Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Crumbled Feta Lunch Specials (Weekdays ONLY 11am-1pm) hand tossed in our House olive oil red wine vinegar dressing ½ Panini + Soup ½ Panini + Salad Organic Smoked Salmon Salad 12.99 Half a Panini of your Half a Panini of your Atlantic Smoked Salmon, Hard-Boiled Egg, Organic Greens choice with the Soup of choice of House or Mix, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Red Onions, Capers topped with the Day 8.99 Caesar Salad 8.99 our House olive oil red wine vinegar dressing Salad + Soup -Soups- A bowl of the Soup of the Day with either a *Bowl Soup of the Day 5.49 side House or Caesar Salad 8.99 Cold Astoria Soup 5.49 ½ Panini + Salad + Soup Mediterranean inspired, healthy, and refreshing mix of Half Sandwich, a bowl of the Soup of the Day, cold plain Greek Yogurt, fresh chopped Cucumbers, and and a side of House or Caesar Salad 10.99 crumbled Walnuts. The Full Menu is available during all working hours! (Unless noted otherwise.) Prices are subject to change without notice. There is a $1.50 split charge if a check is split 3+ times. 20% gratuity may be placed on parties of 5 or more .
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