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Cereals, Fruits & Juices Beverages Egg-Cellent Dishes Jack's Griddle Omelettes Kid's Breakfast EGG-CELLENT DISHES TWO EGGS 6.95 SCRAMBLED EGGS 8.95 Any Style w/ Corned Beef or Salami HOMEMADE CORNED BEEF HASH 9.95 L.E.O. NOVA LOX 9.95 w/ Poached Eggs w/ Eggs and Onions Harlan’s Way w/ a Dollop of Cream Cheese – Add .50 Above Served w/ Choice of Home Fries, Cottage Fries, Cottage Cheese or Tomatoes | Toast, Roll or Bagel & Butter Included Thick Rye, Bagel Chips or Heels – Add .50 | Cream Cheese – Add .50 JACK’S GRIDDLE FRENCH TOAST 6.95 BELGIAN WAFFLE 7.95 On Bakery White Cherry or Blueberry Sauce – Add 1.00 Whipped Cream CHALLAH FRENCH TOAST 6.95 FRIED EGG SANDWICH 7.95 THICK-CUT CHALLAH FRENCH TOAST (3) 9.95 Bacon, Sausage or Ham w/ Egg and American Cheese THICK-CUT CHALLAH GRANOLA FRENCH TOAST (2) 8.95 Served on a Kaiser Roll BUTTERMILK PANCAKES 7.95 MATZOH BREI 8.95 All Year Round – Don’t Wait for Passover SHORT STACK 6.95 w/ Applesauce or Fruit Blueberry, Cherry or Chocolate Chip – Add 1.00 JACK’S BIG BREAKFAST 10.95 Short Stack w/ 2 Eggs Any Style, Bacon or Sausage Choose Toast, Bagel or Roll OMELETTES FLUFFY THREE EGG 8.95 CREATE YOUR OWN OMELETTE 8.95 HAM AND CHEESE 9.95 Meats – 1.25 each Bacon, Sausage, Ham, Pastrami, Salami, WESTERN 9.95 Bologna, Turkey Pastrami, Corned Beef Corned Beef or Ham, Green Peppers and Onions Veggies – .55 each MUSHROOM AND CHEESE 9.95 Tomato, Onion, Mushroom, Broccoli, Spinach, JACK’S SPANISH STYLE 9.95 Green Peppers, Scallions, Avocado Thick Salsa Sauce w/ Green Peppers, Onions and Tomato Cheeses – .55 each POPEYE 9.95 Swiss, Meunster, Cheddar, American, Mozzarella, Spinach and Swiss Alpine Lace, Feta, Pepper VEGGIE 9.95 Onions, Mushrooms, Broccoli and Tomatoes Served w/ Choice of Home Fries, Cottage Fries, Cottage Cheese or Tomatoes. Toast, Roll or Bagel & Butter Included Sides: Bacon, Ham, Sausage/Turkey Sausage – 2.75 | Orders Made w/ Cholesterol-Free Egg Beaters or Egg Whites – Add .75 Thick Rye, Bagel Chips or Heels – Add .50 | Cream Cheese – Add .50 KID’S BREAKFAST 12 & Under Only RAFAELITO’S SCRAMBLED EGGS 5.95 MAX’S SILVER DOLLAR PANCAKES 5.95 Choice of Toast, Bagel or Roll Kid’s Breakfasts Include Milk, Chocolate Milk or Glass of Juice JESSICA’S FRENCH TOAST 5.95 CEREALS, FRUITS & JUICES BEVERAGES HOT CEREAL, OATMEAL OR 3.95 BEVERAGES 2.50 RICKY’S CREAM OF WHEAT Coffee, Decaf, Hot Tea, Hot Chocolate, Iced Tea, Milk, w/ Banana or Fruit 3.95 Chocolate Milk, Chocolate Phosphate or Fountain Drinks HALF CANTALOUPE 3.25 SPECIALTY DRINKS 2.50 Dr. Brown’s Cream Soda, Black Cherry, Cel-Ray Soda, FRUIT CUP 5.45 Snapple, Stewart’s Root Beer or Orange In Season HERBAL TEAS 2.75 FRUIT JUICE 1.95 Tomato, Orange, Apple CANNED SODAS 2.25 TOAST, BAGEL OR ROLL 2.00 BEER w/ Cream Cheese 2.50 Domestic 3.95 Imported 4.95 GLASS OF HOUSE WINE 5.95 Ask Your Server ALCOHOLIC COCKTAILS AVAILABLE JacksDeliAndRestaurant.com | OrderJacksOnline.com | 216.382.5350 | 14490 Cedar Rd, University Heights, OH 44121 APPETIZERS 6 CHICKEN FINGERS 10.50 TUNA SALAD 11.50 CREAMED HERRING 11.50 5 MINI POTATO PANCAKES 10.50 CHOPPED LIVER 11.50 CHOPPED HERRING 11.50 w/ Sour Cream or Applesauce HOUSE TURKEY SALAD 11.50 PACIFIC OCEAN SABLE* 22.95 STUFFED CABBAGE 6.50 Served w/ Bread or Rolls SPRING CHICKEN SALAD 11.50 KIPPERED SALMON* 21.95 12.50 20.95 ONION RINGS 6.95 WHITEFISH SALAD NOVA SCOTIA SALMON* 20.95 FRENCH FRIES 5.95 SMOKED WHITEFISH* Add Melted Cheddar and Bacon + 1.55 Served w/ Tomatoes, Onions and Olives. Choice of Bread, Bagel or Roll *Smoked Fish also served w/ Cream Cheese HOMEMADE SOUP Cup – 4.95 / Bowl – 5.95 CHICKEN SOUP CABBAGE BORSCHT THE WHOLE MAGILLA 7.95 Choice of Noodles, Rice, Chicken Soup – The Works Matzoh Ball or Kreplach VEGETARIAN VEGETABLE In an Xtra Large Bowl MIKE’S HEARTY CHICKEN SOUP MUSHROOM BARLEY w/ Noodles, Pieces of Chicken and Carrots SPLIT PEA Served w/ Croutons Soup Extras 1.00: Rice, Noodles | Soup Extras 1.50: Matzoh Ball or Kreplach | Bread, Bagel or Roll – Add .50 SALADS JACK’S FAMOUS SALAD BOWL S 11.95 / L 13.95 SPINACH SALAD S 11.95 / L 13.95 Mixed Greens, Choice of Deli Meats and Cheeses Smoked Turkey, Mozzarella, Red Onion and Walnuts w/ Strawberry Vinaigrette KATHY’S KOBB S 11.95 / L 13.95 Mixed Greens w/ Grilled Chicken, Cucumbers, GRILLED CHICKEN S 11.95 / L 13.95 Mushrooms, Onions, Tomatoes and Egg Mixed Greens, Cranraisins, Bacon, Toasted Almonds and Swiss Cheese w/ Poppy Seed Dressing DAVID’S VEGGIE CHOPPED 10.95 Mixed Greens, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Mushrooms, MEDITERRANEAN SALAD 10.95 Scallions and Avocado Mixed Greens, Cucumbers, Red Onion, Tomatoes, Feta Cheese and Calamata Olives w/ Greek Dressing HEAD LETTUCE WEDGE 9.95 Bacon, Egg and Scallions w/ Blue Cheese Dressing CHICKEN TORTILLA S 11.95 / L 13.95 Mixed Greens, Southwestern Spiced Chicken LIL’S CAESAR SALAD 10.45 Tenders, Cheddar Cheese, Tomatoes, Scallions and Romaine, Croutons and Parmesan Cheese Tortilla Strips w/ Spicy Ranch Dressing Salads Include Choice of Bread, Bagel or Roll | Add: Bacon – 1.50; Cheese – .55; Chicken – 3.50 SANDWICHES *N.S.H. – Not So Hungry Reg / N.S.H. Reg / N.S.H. Reg / N.S.H. JACK’S JUICY CORNED BEEF 13.95 / 11.95 BOLOGNA 11.45 / 9.95 NOVA BOY 16.45 / 14.45 Hand-Cut Nova Lox on a Bagel HOT ROMANIAN PASTRAMI 13.95 / 11.95 BAKED HAM 11.45 / 9.95 w/ Cream Cheese, Tomato STEAK PASTRAMI 13.95 / 11.95 LIVERWURST 11.45 / 9.95 and Onion BRISKET OF BEEF 13.95 / 11.95 SALAMI SOFT 12.45 / 10.45 NOVA SPREAD 10.45 / 8.45 On a Bagel w/ Tomato and Onion HOUSE TURKEY 13.95 / 11.95 SALAMI HARD 12.95 / 10.95 Off-the-Bone B.L.T. 8.95 TUNA FISH SALAD 11.95 / 9.95 SMOKED TURKEY 13.95 / 11.95 REALLY HUNGRY Add 3.00 EGG SALAD 9.45 / 7.45 Meat Combos or Jumbo Size SLICED DELI TURKEY 11.95 / 10.45 SPRING CHICKEN SALAD 11.45 / 9.45 TURKEY BREAST PASTRAMI 13.95 / 11.95 HOUSE TURKEY SALAD 10.95 / 8.95 SOUP + SANDWICH COMBO 11.95 TYLER’S PICKLED TONGUE 13.95 / 11.95 Half a Deli Sandwich w/ Cup of Soup CHOPPED LIVER 10.95 / 8.95 RARE ROAST BEEF 13.95 / 11.95 Half a Smoked Fish Sandwich – Add 1.50 Bread Choices: Rye, Seedless Rye, Wheat, White, Challah or Pumpernickel *Deli Sandwiches Served w/ Potato Salad or Cole Slaw. Add Cheese .55 Substitute French Fries, Cottage Fries or Onion Rings – Add 2.50 GLUTEN-FREE OPTIONS AVAILABLE ENJOY FREE WIFI AT JACK’S Substitute Bagel, Roll or Heels – Add .50 ORDER JACK’S DELI ONLINE! www.OrderJacksOnline.com HOT SANDWICHES FRESH ROASTED TURKEY 15.95 HOT BRISKET BBQ 15.95 GARY’S FAMOUS BRISKET DIP 15.95 Served Open-Face w/ Mashed Potatoes Served Open-Face w/ French Fries Hot Brisket w/ Melted Swiss and Grilled or French Fries and Turkey Gravy and Cup of Cole Slaw Onions on Grilled Thick Challah w/ Au Jus Dipping Sauce w/ French Fries ROASTED BEEF BRISKET 15.95 FISH SANDWICH 12.95 Served Open Face w/ Mashed Potatoes Scrod Sandwich Broiled or Fried or French Fries and Beef Gravy w/ French Fries and Cole Slaw GLUTEN-FREE OPTIONS AVAILABLE DELI SPECIALTIES JACK’S CLUB 12.95 BOICHEKLACH (LITTLE BOYS) 15.95 House Turkey, Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato, Served on Three Corned Beef, Hot Pastrami and Chopped Liver Slices of Toasted White Bread, Served w/ Thousand Island Served on Three Petite Rolls w/ a Cup of Cole Slaw Dressing and Cole Slaw MAIDLACH (LITTLE GIRLS) 15.95 TRIPLE DECKER 15.95 Nova Lox and Cream Cheese, Tuna Salad and Whitefish Corned Beef, Hot Pastrami, Muenster Cheese w/ Lettuce Salad Served on Three Mini Bagels w/ a Cup of Cole Slaw and Tomato on Rye, Served w/ Cole Slaw and a Side of Thousand Island Dressing NOVA SCOTIA SALMON PLATTER 25.95 Served w/ Tomato, Onion, Olives and Cream Cheese ALVIE’S BONANZA FOR TWO 33.95 Choice of Bread, Bagel or Roll Whitefish, Sable, Nova and Creamed Herring Served w/ Tomatos, Onions, Olives, Cream Cheese and Two Choices SALAD TRIO PLATTER 16.95 Choice of up to Three Salads: Tuna, Egg, House Turkey of Bread, Bagel or Roll Salad, Chopped Liver, Whitefish Salad or Nova Spread HERBIE’S BONANZA FOR ONE 23.95 Served w/ Potato Salad or Cole Slaw, Tomato, Onions Same as Above, but Just Enough for One Olives and Choice of Bread, Bagel or Roll RAFAEL’S POTATO PANCAKE SLIDERS 15.95 LILYANAH’S FRESH FRUIT & HOMEMADE 12.95 One w/ Corned Beef, One w/ Hot Pastrami SALAD PLATTER Served w/ Cole Slaw Served w/ Choice of Bread, Bagel or Roll HOUSE SPECIALTIES HOMEMADE BLINTZES 1 / 5.95 2 / 10.75 3 / 13.25 NEW YORKER 14.95 Plain Cheese, Blueberry Cheese or Cherry Juicy Corned Beef Piled High on Rye w/ Cole Slaw and Cheese w/ Blueberry, Cherry Sauce or Sour Cream Thousand Island Dressing w/ Potato Salad 1 or 2 Blintzes: Choice of 1 Sauce – Or Try it w/ Hot Pastrami or House Turkey 3 Blintzes: Choice of 2 Sauces (Ask for Extra Napkins) Extra Sauce – Add .50 REUBEN 14.95 MOM’S POTATO PANCAKES 1 / 3.50 2 / 6.95 3 / 8.95 Juicy Corned Beef w/ Sauerkraut and Melted Swiss Served w/ Applesauce or Sour Cream Cheese on Grilled Rye Bread Served w/ Potato Salad and Thousand Island Dressing on the Side JARED’S FRESSERS DELIGHT 15.95 – Or Try it w/ Hot Pastrami or House Turkey Hot Juicy Corned Beef Layered on Top of Two Potato Pancakes, Served w/ Applesauce or Sour Cream LOX AND LATKAS 15.95 For Both – Add .50 Served w/ Dill Cream Cheese, Scallions and Capers WRAPS TURKEY CLUB 12.95 GRILLED REUBEN WRAP 13.95 Smoked Turkey, Avocado, Bacon, Lettuce Juicy Corned Beef and Swiss w/ Sauerkraut and Tomato w/ Honey Mustard Dressing and Thousand Island Dressing GARDEN VEGETABLE 8.95 BUFFALO CHICKEN 12.95 Cucumber, Lettuce, Sweet Peppers, Scallions, Crunchy Chicken Tenders, Spicy Buffalo Wing Sauce, Tomato and Avocado Hot Pepper Cheese, Lettuce and Tomato Served w/ Ranch Dressing CHICKEN CAESAR 11.95 Grilled Chicken, Romaine Lettuce and Parmesan GRILLED TURKEY PASTRAMI
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