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Poultry Pork Plant Signature Old Skool Burgers STARTERS & SNACKS Kettle Chips and Dip / house made potato chips with our signature thick and chunky french onion dip - $6.00 V Spinach Artichoke Dip / incredibly creamy and cheesy dip served hot and gooey with crisp tortillas - $8.00 V Fried Pickles / hand breaded Ohio made dill pickle spears, Our signature incredibly creamy mac & cheese mixed-up with some deliciousness … southern herb remoulade - $7.00 V, VG CLASSICS PORK THE ONLY LIMIT IS YOUR IMAGINATION! Wild Tofu “Wings” / crispy tofu “wings” tossed in one of our signature sauces Kindergarten / fresh baked bread + your favorite melted cheese Hot Italian / honey ham, pepperoni, salami, basil marinara, roasted garlic, with one dipping sauce - $10.00 V, VG WHOLE $7.00 / HALF $5.00 V, VG banana peppers, provolone & romano - WHOLE $13.00 / HALF $9.25 Classic Cheesy Cheddar Tossed in: spicy buffalo or sweet bbq H check out the additions menu for ideas, inspiration and customizing options / BUILD YOUR OWN! Dipped in: ranch, sriracha ranch or vegan ranch Cuban War Pig / honey ham, citrus mojo glazed pulled pork, fried pickle spears, Our signature ultra cheesy recipe designed by you! Make it mild or make it wild... Wake & Bacon / farm fresh fried eggs, hickory bacon, american WHOLE $15.50 HALF $11.50 Choose the basics then get crazy! – BASE PRICE $9.00 V Add Blue Cheese Dressing .75¢ WHOLE $10.00 / HALF $7.50 VA, VG * honey mustard, swiss - / Fried Mozzarella Wedges / huge breaded cheese wedges, #1 - THE SAUCE / classic cheddar, garlic cream, tomato garlic cream, basil pesto, Korean War Pig / korean bbq glazed boneless pork spare ribs, kimchi slaw, (CHOOSE 1) fresh basil marinara - $10.50 V Monte Cristo / honey ham, smoked turkey, swiss, american, crispy battered & WHOLE $15.50 HALF $11.25 cajun cream or paprikash deep fried, powdered sugar, berry preserves for dipping - WHOLE $13.00 / HALF $9.50 pear onion cilantro relish, muenster - / Mac & Cheese BITES / the ultimate comfort food battered and deep fried #2 - THE CRUMB TOPPING / crunchy panko breadcrumbs, romano cheese, with cheddar cheese sauce & romano - $9.00 V Chorizo & Potato / fresh ground spicy sausage and hearty potato hash, cornflake crumbs or crumbled tortillas (CHOOSE 1) WHOLE HALF VA VG Breaded Onion Rings / thick cut sweet onions, cowboy sauce dip - $7.00 V sharp cheddar - $10.00 / $7.50 , PLANT #3 - THE DRIZZLE / buffalo sauce, bbq sauce, cowboy sauce, ranch dressing, HINSIDER TIP: add fried egg & avocado Hangover fries / fresh cut fries, pulled pork, melted mozzarella cheese, Good Burger / homemade vegan burger or Impossible Burger, pickle chips, steak sauce, sweet chipotle sauce (CHOOSE 1) $12.00 V VG rich gravy, fried sunny up egg & scallions - $11.00 VA * Mighty Macaroni / creamy homemade macaroni & cheese battered and deep fried, sliced tomato, sliced onion, romaine lettuce, zippy sauce, american - , / check out the additions menu for ideas, inspiration carnivore version $14.00 / SUBSTITUTE IMPOSSIBLE BURGER ADD $2.50 #4 - THE CUSTOMIZATION BBQ Beef Nachos / fresh fried tortilla chips, pulled bbq beef brisket, layered with cheddar cheese sauce & your favorite melted cheese and customization options to create your own signature maniacal mac & cheese! WHOLE $13.00 / HALF $9.75 V Fried Father (Son of Godfather) cheddar cheese sauce, sweet bbq sauce, roasted corn salsa, fresh jalapenos, / 3 cheese lasagna, breaded and Broccoli Chicken Alfredo / grilled chicken, fresh roasted broccoli, sour cream, scallions - $13.00 VA The Cowabunga (tmnt) / real cheese pizza rolls deep fried until extra crispy and deep fried, basil marinara, roasted garlic, provolone & romano garlic cream sauce, romano – CHICKEN $14.50 / VEGGIE $13.00 VA * WHOLE $13.00 / HALF $10.00 V Cheesy Loaded Potatoes / crispy redskin potatoes, cheddar cheese sauce, atomic hot, rich basil marinara, basil pesto, herb cream cheese, provolone & romano Buffalo Chicken $6.00 VA WHOLE $13.50 / HALF $10.00 V / grilled chicken, spicy buffalo sauce, crumbled blue cheese, crumbled bacon, sour cream & scallions - Purple Parma / crispy breaded eggplant, rich marinara, grilled tomato, scallions, ranch drizzle - $11.00 VA * Seasonal Side / ask us for this month’s creative seasonal selection - $5.50 roasted garlic, mozzarella & romano - WHOLE $11.50 / HALF $8.50 V, VG Chicken Pesto / grilled chicken, sautéed spinach, sundried tomatoes, basil pesto, Big Popper / fresh jalapeño peppers, cheddar & herb cream cheese, romano, crunchy panko breadcrumbs - $12.00 VA * crispy battered & deep fried, powdered sugar, berry preserves for dipping Ragin’ Cajun SIGNATURE SOUPS Cleveland Cheese Steak WHOLE $12.00 / HALF $9.00 V H / grilled chicken, sautéed onions & peppers, cajun cream sauce, Roasted Garlic Tomato / flavorful braised pulled beef brisket, INSIDER TIP: add bacon $13.50 VA / our thick house soup topped with cheddar, garlic mushrooms, sautéed onions & peppers, rosemary onion aioli, provolone romano, crunchy panko breadcrumbs – * romano & scallions - CUP $3.00 / BOWL $4.00 V, VG Mushroom Melt / garlic mushrooms, caramel port onions, fresh spinach, WHOLE $15.50 / HALF $11.25 VA WHOLE $12.50 HALF $9.50 V VG Cheesy Chicken Carbonara / grilled chicken, hickory bacon, garlic cream sauce, provolone - / , $13.50 4 Bean Vegetarian Chili / hearty & spicy chili topped with cheddar, The Dude Abides romano, sunny up fried egg - * CUP BOWL V VG / homemade meatballs, fried mozzarella wedges, basil marinara, Peanut Butter & Banana sour cream & scallions - $3.50 / $4.50 , WHOLE HALF VA / caramelized banana, house made peanut butter, CHICKEN PARMA / breaded chicken breast or tofu, fresh basil, roasted garlic, provolone & romano - $15.50 / $11.25 sweet cream cheese, candied peanuts, berry preserves for dipping Buffalo Chicken Chowder tomato garlic cream sauce, mozzarella - $14.50 VA * / creamy spicy soup with pulled chicken, blue cheese, MOM’S Meatloaf WHOLE $12.00 / HALF $8.25 V, VG H CUP $3.50 BOWL $4.50 / homemade meatloaf, chipotle ketchup glaze, mashed roasted INSIDER TIP: add bacon & deep fry celery, carrots & banana peppers - / garlic & chive potatoes, muenster - WHOLE $14.00 / HALF $10.50 VA, VG Chicken Paprikash / grilled chicken, sautéed onions, rich paprikash sauce, sour cream, scallions - $12.00 VA * French Onion Soup / dark and rich flavors of roasted caramelized onions, garlic, Big Fat Gyro BOWL $4.50 V VG / beef & lamb gyro meat, traditional tzatziki cucumber yogurt sauce, vegetable stock, toasted bread & melted provolone cheese – , fresh tomato, sweet onions, rich feta & muenster - WHOLE $14.50 / HALF $11.00 VA Cheesy Chicken Tortilla / grilled chicken, roasted corn salsa, grilled jalapeno, HALF half kindergarten, cup of signature soup, half melt house salad sweet chipotle sauce drizzle, crumbled tortillas, cilantro, sour cream, scallions $10.00 V VG Backyard BBQ / thick cut breaded onion rings, sweet bbq sauce, sharp cheddar COMBO , (fries or chips not included) $14.00 VA * HINSIDER TIP: add chorizo WHOLE $13.00 / HALF $9.25 VA SENSATIONAL SALADS with your choice of: CHICKEN Chicken & Gravy Pot Pie PORK WHOLE $13.50 / HALF $10.00 - BEEF WHOLE $15.50 / HALF $11.25 / grilled chicken, onions, carrots, peas, rich gravy, HOUSE MADE Dressings: Sweet Balsamic, Berry Balsamic, Blue Cheese, cornflake crumb topping - $12.00 VA * Honey Mustard, Peanut sesame, Sweet Thai Chile Lime, Ranch, Sriracha Ranch, SIGNATURE OLD Vegan Ranch, Warm Bacon Vinaigrette, Cowboy Sauce Smoky Pork BBQ / pulled pork, sweet bbq sauce, grilled jalapeno, onion rings, Add to any salad: grilled chicken* $3.50 / Crispy Fried Tofu $3.50 SKOOL BURGERS smoked gouda - $15.50 POULTRY CHOOSE BETWEEN OUR FRESH GROUND STEAK BURGER, CheeseBurger Mac / grilled steak burger or Impossible Burger, pickles, onions, Melt House / mixed greens, cherry tomato, hardboiled egg, herb croutons, Chicken & Waffles / crispy battered chicken, maple belgian waffles, sriracha butter, HOUSE-MADE VEGAN BLACK BEAN BURGER ketchup & yellow mustard drizzle, crushed kettle chips - $15.00 VA * crumbled feta or blue cheese or shredded cheddar, choose a house made dressing pepper-jack, maple syrup for dipping - WHOLE $15.00 / HALF $11.00 VA * OR THE VEGAN IMPOSSIBLE BURGER (ADD $2.50) SUBSTITUTE IMPOSSIBLE BURGER ADD $2.50 $9.00 VA, VG steak burger cooked to a temperature of MEDIUM WELL (155F) Winner Winner Chicken Dinner / crispy battered chicken, sweet corn puree, Meat & Potatoes Melt Cheeseburger / flavorful braised pulled beef brisket, crispy redskin potatoes, GREEN, RED & BLUE / mixed greens, cucumbers, red grapes, red onion, dried cherries, garlic sautéed spinach, mashed roasted garlic & chive potatoes, cheddar - fresh ground steak burger, homemade vegan burger or sautéed onions & peppers, garlic cream sauce, melt steak sauce drizzle - $15.50 candied walnuts, blue cheese with berry balsamic dressing - $12.00 V, VG WHOLE $14.50 / HALF $10.50 VA, VG * the impossible burger topped with your favorite cheese - $12.00 VA, VG * Eggplant Parma Crispy Chicken SUBSTITUTE IMPOSSIBLE BURGER ADD $2.50 / breaded eggplant, fresh basil, tomato garlic cream sauce, / mixed greens, crispy battered chicken or tofu, chopped bacon, Parma, Italy / crispy battered chicken, basil marinara, roasted garlic, mozzarella - $12.00 V hard boiled egg, cherry tomato, herb croutons, cheddar cheese, mozzarella & romano - WHOLE $12.00 / HALF $9.00 VA, VG * Breakfast Burger / farm fresh fried eggs, crisp bacon, american - $15.00 VA, VG * Spinach Pie sriracha ranch dressing - $13.00 VA * Fat City Burger $15.00 / sautéed spinach, artichoke hearts, sautéed onions, sundried tomatoes,
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