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Columbia Heights Columbia Heights www.tynancoffeeandtea.com Pour Over Coffee LOOSE LEAF TEA FRUIT AND GREEN TEA 16oz SMOOTHIES 16oz Seasonal Full immersion drip 12oz Black Malawi Pamwamba – caramel English Breakfast Wild Berry and citrus Dark Orange Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, Earl grey and blackberries with green tea and Anniversario XX – chocolate, Darjeeling Estate pure cane simple syrup dense, buttery Green Mango Organic Green Mangos with green tea and pure COFFEE 12oz/16oz China Jasmine cane simple syrup Enchanted Green House Coffee Moroccan mint available until 12pm Mon-Fri. Available all day Herbal on weekends Honeymilk Ginger* WARM FAVORITES Café con Leche Roasted Almonds* 12oz/16oz Pure Red* House coffee + textured milk Tuscany Lavender* Red Eye Drinking chocolate House coffee + espresso *Teas are caffeine free Dominican cocoa + Belizean vanilla + Americano textured milk Espresso + water Spiced apple cider ICED TEA 12oz/16oz All natural spiced apple cider The Tiny Cup Black Forest Tea Latte Black Tea + vanilla pieces + 12oz/16oz Seasonal Espresso Assam tea flowers + blue Anniversario XX mallow blossoms Masala chai Macchiato Lemon Green Scratch made Indian Chai. Espresso + dollop of foam Green tea + lemon peel + Black tea + pure cane sugar + Cortado lemon grass whole spices + textured milk Espresso + equal parts textured milk Forest Berries Dirty chai Con Pana Elderberries + hibiscus Masala Chai + espresso Espresso + homemade whipped cream blossoms + apple pieces + Green Tea Latte (12oz) black currant + blackberries Japanese Izu green matcha + + freeze dried strawberry and ESPRESSO WITH MILK textured milk raspberry pieces + wild Black Tea Latte (12oz) 12oz/16oz strawberry leaves Kenyan black tea matcha + Tea breeze Latte textured milk Scratch made sparkling Herbal Tea Latte (12oz) Espresso + textured milk green tea + scratch made Rooibos Herbal matcha + Traditional Cappuccino (6oz) raspberry syrup textured milk Equal parts espresso + textured milk + foam Dulcelatte Espresso + sweetened condensed milk + On Nitro Tap 12oz/16oz textured milk Mocha Seasonal cold brew Espresso + scratch made dark Coffee chocolate + textured milk milk choices: Malawi Pamwamba – caramel Ancho chili mocha whole, 2%, soy, half and half, almond and citrus Espresso + scratch made ancho chili Homemade flavors: chocolate + textured milk vanilla, caramel, dark chocolate, ancho Seasonal Tea chocolate Mango Peach kombucha . Columbia Heights www.tynancoffeeandtea.com ALL -DAY BREAKFAST LUNCH BREAKFAST WAFFLES Turkey club Roasted turkey, smoked bacon, Havarti, FAVORITES sprouts and avocado with chipotle aioli Classic waffle served on toasted ciabatta Belgian waffle served Classic breakfast sandwich with butter and whipped Black pepper egg & cheddar served on cream your choice of bagel or croissant Chicken salad add smoked bacon or turkey Chocolate chip All white meat chicken salad with dried sausage cranberries, celery, toasted almonds and waffle dill on toasted jalapeno cheddar loaf with Waffle breakfast sandwich chocolate chip waffle arugula and red onion Black pepper egg and cheddar served served with butter and on a waffle square with a drizzle of syrup whipped cream BMT add bacon or turkey sausage Fresh mozzarella, marinated oven roasted Strawberry tomato, arugula with basil pesto and Breakfast BLT waffle fresh strawberry balsamic vinaigrette on toasted ciabatta Black pepper egg, smoked bacon, waffle served with butter arugula, tomato and mayo on toasted and whipped cream Smoked salmon BLT sourdough Nova lox, smoked bacon, arugula, tomato Blueberry waffle and lemon aioli on toasted ciabatta Smokehouse fresh blueberry waffle Black pepper egg, smoked turkey served with butter and Grown up grilled cheese breast, bacon, smoked gouda and whipped cream Melty havarti , cheddar and smoked gouda smoky chipotle mayo on toasted on sourdough jalapeno cheddar loaf BAGELS Farmhouse Selections vary daily. See Black pepper egg, avocado, havarti bakery case for current Classic peanut butter and and garden veggie cream cheese on selections. jelly toasted jalapeno cheddar loaf A classic. Strawberry preserves with peanut All of our bagels are butter on sourdough proudly sourced from Bull Frog Bagels. They are Spinach and Cheddar handcrafted and baked Quiche every day. Spinach, cheddar and egg (crustless GF) SNACKS Lox bagel Cream cheese your choice of bagel with cream Classic cheese, nova lox, tomato, red onion and capers Light Veggie Power bagel Chive Your choice of bagel with hummus, sprouts, tomato, and avocado Spreads Cookies Bakehouse PASTRIES Nutella See bakery case for current Butter selections. Strawberry preserves All of our pastries are proudly Peanut butter sourced from Hawthorne Fine OATMEAL Breakfast Pastry, Rise, and Bakehouse . They are We proudly serve a handcrafted and baked every selection of Umpqua day. Oats. .
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