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DESSERT MENU 2021 SOUTHERN SWEETS KEY LIME PIE . 6 pecan graham cracker crust, fresh lime juice COCONUT LAYER CAKE . 8 CHOCOLATE MOUSSE . 6 coconut soaked pound cake, coconut cream filling, milk chocolate, caramel, sea salt, chocolate sauce toasted coconut flakes CHOCOLATE BOURBON CAKE . 7 WAFFLE SUNDAE . 7 layered chocolate cake soaked in bourbon cream, our sweet waffle, made to order, stacked with chocolate chocolate buttercream, chocolate ganache and vanilla young’s ice cream with carmel and chocolate sauce AFFOGATO 6.5 BOURBON PECAN PIE . 6 deeper roots coffee double shot espresso, made with sorghum and bourbon for a more youngs cappuccino gelato, salted caramel complex flavor than your average pie YOUNG’S ICE CREAM. 5 choose from: vanilla, chocolate, strawberry CREME BRULEE. 7 topped with whipped cream vanilla bean custard topped with a layer of hardened caramelized sugar VISIT OUR BAKERY CASE FOR HOUSEMADE DAILY SPECIALS S P E C I A LT Y D R I N K S AFFOGATO ........ ............. 6.5 BRAIN COFFEE .......... ..... 5.5 double shot of espresso, salted caramel, cappuccino house coffee blended with coconut oil crunch gelato, whipped cream, cocoa powder and organic grassfed ghee BUCKEYE MOCHA . ... 4.5 HONEY BEE LATTE ........ 4.5 double shot of espresso, peanut butter, double shot of espresso, local honey, chocolate sauce, steamed milk, hot or iced steamed milk, hot or iced ORGANIC RISHI . 3 matcha ~ earl grey ~ english breakfast mint ~ blueberry hibiscus ~ jasmine ~tumeric peppermint ~chamomile ~ jade cloud SWEET MATCHA LATTE . 3 CHAI LATTE . 3 SPIKED COFFEE BOURBON COFFEE........ .... ... 8 MIMOSAS ......... .8 house coffee blended with bourbon cream classic, mango, or raspberry SCREWBALL MOCHA . ..... 10 IRISH COFFEE. .10 double shot of esspresso, peanut butter whiskey deeper roots coffee blend, jameson whiskey, chocolate sauce, and steamed milk bailey’s irish cream, whipped cream S’MORES BREW........ ........ 10 ESPRESSO MARTINI. 10 cold brew, makers mark, half & half, double shot espresso, bulleit bourbon, kahlua & cream toasted marshmallow, graham cracker crumb Sunday - Thursday 9am - 3pm • Friday & Saturday 9am - 9pm .

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