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Mother's North Grille Beer List Mother's North Grille beer list ¶=Canned beer =Gluten Free ●=Low Cal (sad but true… items are limited & subject to change) ALL DAY Bucket specials ALL DAY pitcher specials 5 domestic bottled beers ($4 below)…………………………………$15.00 64oz Domestic Pitchers…............................................. $12.00 5 craft bottled beers of your choice, ($6 below)……………..$22.00 64oz Craft Beer Pitchers…........................................... $18.00 IPA Stouts & PORTERS Bell's Two Hearted • MI • 7% American IPA…………………………………….$7.00 Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout • CO • 4.95% …………………………….……$6.00 Dogfish 90 Minute IPA • DE • 9% American Double IPA……………………...………………..$8.00 Breckenridge Vanilla Porter • CO • 5.4% …………………………….……$6.00 ¶ Founders All Day IPA • MI • 4.7% American Session IPA……………………...………………..$6.00 DuClaw Sweet Baby Jesus • MD • 6.5% Porter..............................................................$7.00 Southern Tier IPA • NY • 7.3% American IPA………………………………………………..$6.00 Founders Breakfast Stout • MI • 8.3%……………………...………………..$7.00 ¶ Southern Tier Lake Shore Fog • NY • 6.5% NE IPA………………………………………………..$6.00 ¶ Union Snow Pants • MD • 8% English Oatmeal Stout………………………….$7.00 Lager ciders Abita Amber • LA • 4.5% Amber/Red Lager....................................................$5.50 ♥ Austin Eastciders Blood Orange • TX • 5%....................................$6.00 Brooklyn Lager • NY • 5.2% English Pale……………………………………………………….$6.00 ♥ Bold Rock Virginia Apple • VA • 4.7%……………………………………….$5.50 Corona Extra • Mexico • 4.6% Pale Lager…………………………..$5.00 ♥ Crispin Original • MN • 5%……………………………………… $6.00 Corona Light • Mexico • 4.6% Pale Lager…………………………..$5.00 ♥ Crispin Pacific Pear • MN • 4.5%………………………………………$6.00 ¶ Firestone Lager • CA • 4.5% Helles Lager……………………...………………..$6.00 ♥ Smith & Forge Hard Cider • TN • 6%…………………..………………..$5.50 ¶ Founders Solid Gold • MI • 4.4% American Lager ……………………...………………..$6.00 ♥ Woodchuck Amber • VT • 5%………………………………………..$5.50 Heineken • Holland • 5% …………………………………………….$5.50 Alternatives Peroni • Italy • 5.1% Euro Pale Lager……………………………………………….$5.00 Allagash White • ME • 5.1% Witbier………………………………$6.00 Pales & Ales Annabel Lee White • MD • 4.5% Witbier ……………………………………………………….$6.00 ¶ 3 Stars Southern Belle • DC • 8.7% Brown Ale..............................................................$7.00 Anchor Steam Beer • CA • 4.9%…………………………………….$6.00 Allagash Black • ME • 7.5% Belgian Strong Dark Ale…………………………..$7.00 Bell's Amber Ale • MI • 5.8% Red Ale…………………………………….$6.00 ¶ Brewer's Art Resurrection • MD • 7% Belgian..............……………………………………………….$6.00 ¶ Burley Oak Sorry Chicky • MD • 4.4% Weissbier....................................$6.50 Boulevard Tank 7 • IL • 8.5% Farmhouse Ale…………………………..$7.00 ¶ Corona Refresca Passion • Mexico • 4.9%…………………………..$5.00 ¶ Dale's Pale Ale • CO • 6.5%…………………………. $6.00 Crabbies Ginger Beer • Scotland • 4.8%....................................................$6.00 ¶ Guinness Blonde • MD • 5% Blonde Ale………………………………………………….………..$5.50 Henry's Hard Orange Soda • WI • 4.2% ..................................................................$5.00 ¶ Monument City American Brown Ale • MD • 6%..............……………………………………………….$6.00 ¶ Jailbreak Feed the Monkey • MD • 6% Hefeweizen....................................................$6.00 ♥ Omission Pale Ale • OR • 5.8%........................................................................$5.50 Not Your Father's Root Beer • IL • 5.9%………………………….$6.50 Sierra Nevada Pale Ale • CA • 5.6%………………………………………….$5.50 ¶ Oskar Blues Mama's Little Yella Pils • CO • 5.3%…………………………………$6.00 ¶ Southern Tier Swipe Light • NY • 4% American Pale Ale………………………………………………..$5.00 Smirnoff Ice • CT • 5%………………………………………….………….....$5.00 Yards Brawler • PA • 4.2% English Mild Ale…………………………..$6.00 Twisted Tea • MA • 5%………………………………………….………….....$5.50 Brooklyn Rose Ville • NY • 5.8% Rasp. Sour Ale………………………..$6.00 sparkling/low Cal Non-Alcoholic ● Bud Light Seltzer Strawberry• MO • 5%……….. ……………………………………$6.00 O'doul's • USA • N.A. …………………………………………………$4.00 ● Truly Hard Seltzer Lime • MA • 5% ..................................................................$6.00 ¶ Red Bull • Austria • N.A.…………………………………………………$4.00 ● Truly Hard Seltzer Wild Berry • MA • 5% ..................................................................$6.00 St. Pauli Girl • Germany • N.A.…………………………………………………$5.00 ● White Claw Black Cherry • IL • 5%....................................................$6.00 ● White Claw Mango • IL • 5%.................................................... $6.00 Try Our Beer Flights DRAUGHT 4 Beer Samples $8 Abita Purple Haze • LA • 4.2% Raspberry Lager....................................................$6.00 Heavy Seas Gold Ale • MD • 4.5% Blonde Ale....................................................$6.00 ♥ Angry Orchard • OH • 5% Apple Cider…………………………………...……..$5.50 Lagunitas IPA • CA • 6.2% American IPA ………………………………………….$6.00 Blue Moon Belgian White • CO • 5.4% Wheat Ale………………………...………..$5.50 Michelob Ultra • MO • 4.2%……………………………………………………….$5.00 Blue Point Toasted • NY• 5.5% Amber Red Lager..............................................................$6.00 Miller Lite • WI • 4.2% Lager…………………………….……$3.99 Bud Light • MO • 4.2% Lager……….. ……………………………………$3.99 Sam Adams Cold Snap • MA • 5.3% Belgian Witbier.............…………………..$5.50 Coors Light • CO • 4.2%…………………………………………………….....……..$3.99 Stella Artois • Belgium • 5% Euro Pale Lager…………………………..$6.50 DuClaw Regular Beer • MD • 4.9% American Lager..............................................................$6.00 Terrapin Up-Hi • GA • 5.9% IPA.............…………………..$6.50 Evolution Blurred Vines • MD • 7.2% NE IPA.............…………………..$7.00 Union Duckpin • MD • 5.5% Pale Ale…………………………………….……..$6.50 Goose Island IPA • IL • 5.19%..............……………………………………………….$5.50 Union Rye Baby • MD • 6.5% Rye Beer ………………………….$6.50 Guinness • Ireland • 4.2% Irish Stout………………………………………………….………..$6.50 Yuengling • PA • 4.5% Lager…………………………...…………………………….....……..$5.50 February 7 thru February 13 Pineapple Express White Sangria Pineapple-strawberry infused rum with Red Sangria Chardonnay with fresh fruit muddled strawberries and Coco López. Cabernet with fresh fruit 8 Shaken and served over crushed ice 8 9 - Appetizer - Shrimp stuffed avocado Griddled whole avocado split in half and stuffed with southwest seared shrimp. Covered in melted pepper jack, salsa verde, pico de gallo, and crispy tortilla strips 14 Atlantic Salmon Maryland Rockfish Catfish Snapper Choose your style: -blackened with chipotle butter sauce- $21 -griddled with fresh herb garlic butter- w/ two sides -caribbean jerk seasoning- Fried Oyster platter Dipped in egg wash, hand-breaded, and deep-fried. Served with fresh lemon, cocktail sauce, and two sides. 20 Steak and Lobster Grilled NY Strip, topped with fresh lobster in a seafood cream sauce, served over mom's mashed potatoes. 26 Margarita Snapper & Shrimp Pan-seared red snapper and shrimp, served over basmati rice, with fresh marinated asparagus and a lime margarita sauce. 23 Fresh Whole Lobster Maine lobster steamed red hot! Served with melted butter for dipping and two sides. 26 *ASK ABOUT OUR HOMEMADE ICE CREAM FLAVORS* Come see us for brunch! $15 Bottomless Bloody Marys & Mimosas Sat-Sun 10am-2pm Text 'Burgers' to 578-277 for exclusive specials & discounts ***Catering & Platter menus available***.
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