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Packages À La Carte Entreés Nakama Burgatory Desserts Beverages Suite 2016 Luxury Suite Menu PACKAGES À LA CARTE ENTREÉS NAKAMA BURGATORY DESSERTS BEVERAGES SUITE INFORMATION PACKAGES | À LA CARTE | ENTREÉS | NAKAMA | BURGATORY | DESSERTS | BEVERAGES | SUITE INFORMATION SUITE OWNERS PLACE YOUR ORDER s Armstrong | Fort Pitt | Liberty Armstrong gf GLUTEN-FREE ALL SELECTIONS SERVE 12 GUESTS $460 gf SOUVENIR POPCORN PIEROGIES & KIELBASA Bottomless, Penguins Souvenir Pail Potato and Cheese Pierogies (210 cal per 6 oz.) 480 cal per 4 oz. Dearborn Kielbasa (200 cal per 2.5 oz.) Caramelized Onions (150 cal per 2 oz.) CHIPS AND DIPS Sour Cream, Chives (30 cal per .5 oz.) House Made Onion Dip (60cal per oz.) Loaded Dip (40 cal per oz.) CRISPY CHICKEN TENDERS Shearer’s Potato Chips (200 cal per oz.) Tenders (440 cal per 7 oz.), BBQ (45 cal per .5 oz.), PACKAGES Ranch (70 cal per .5 oz.) FARMERS MARKET VEGETABLES Assorted Vegetable (0-5 cal per .5 oz.) REUBEN SLIDERS Buttermilk Ranch Dressing (25 cal per .5 oz.) Corned Beef, Baby Swiss, Sauerkraut, Thousand Island, Rye Roll gf FRESH FRUIT PLATTER 230 cal ea. Assorted Seasonal Fruit 5-10 cal per .5 oz. SUNDAE BAR Assorted Toppings (40-130 cal per 5 oz.) PITTALIAN Vanilla Ice Cream (140 cal per half cup) Capicola, Ham, Salami, Provolone, Lettuce, Tomato, Waffle Fries, House Aioli, Italian Bread 280 cal ea. Enhance Your Packages SPINACH AND FETA HUMMUS BUFFALO CHICKEN FLATBREAD Hummus (40 cal per oz.) Celery, Bleu Cheese, Hot Sauce, Ranch Seasoning Seasoned Grilled Flatbread (160 cal per 2 oz.) 270 cal per piece $30 $31 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. Additional nutrition information available upon request. Local taxes and fees apply. 1 2016 Aramark – All Rights Reserved © PACKAGES | À LA CARTE | ENTREÉS | NAKAMA | BURGATORY | DESSERTS | BEVERAGES | SUITE INFORMATION SUITE OWNERS PLACE YOUR ORDER s Armstrong | Fort Pitt | Liberty Fort Pitt gf GLUTEN-FREE ALL SELECTIONS SERVE 12 GUESTS $565 gf SOUVENIR POPCORN PITTSBURGH FRIES Bottomless, Penguins Souvenir Pail House Spice, Jalapeño Cheese Sauce, 480 cal per 4 oz. Ranch Dressing, Bacon, Chives 750 cal per 8.5 oz. gf SALSA DUO Pico De Gallo, Cucumber Salsa, CHEESESTEAK Shearer’s Tortilla Chips Seared Steak, Green Pepper, Onion, 210 cal per 3 oz. White American Cheese Sauce, Italian Roll PACKAGES 500 cal ea. gf FRESH FRUIT PLATTER Assorted Seasonal Fruit STANDARD DELUXE 5-10 cal per .5 oz. All Natural Beef* Burgers, White American Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Burgatory’s Secret House CHICKEN CAESAR SALAD Sauce, Brioche Bun Grilled Chicken*, Romaine Hearts, 670 cal ea. Parmesan Crisp, Caesar Dressing 210 cal per 3 oz. DOUBLE FUDGE BROWNIES AND CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES PRETZEL NUGGETS 470/250 cal ea. Warm Sea Salt Coated Soft Pretzels (190 cal per 2.5 oz.), Cheese Sauce (25 cal per .5 oz.) Enhance Your Packages ARTISAN CHEESE BOARD PITTALIAN (40-60 cal per .5 oz.) Capicola, Ham, Salami, Provolone, Lettuce, Tomato, Cranberry Relish (20 cal per .5 oz.), Waffle Fries, House Aioli, Italian Bread Grapes (5 cal per .5 oz.), Crackers (50 cal per .5 oz.) 280 cal ea. $77 $80 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. Additional nutrition information available upon request. * Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness. 3 Local taxes and fees apply. 2016 Aramark – All Rights Reserved © PACKAGES | À LA CARTE | ENTREÉS | NAKAMA | BURGATORY | DESSERTS | BEVERAGES | SUITE INFORMATION SUITE OWNERS PLACE YOUR ORDER s Armstrong | Fort Pitt | Liberty Liberty gf GLUTEN-FREE ALL SELECTIONS SERVE 12 GUESTS $695 gf SOUVENIR POPCORN gf TOMATO MOZZARELLA SALAD Bottomless, Penguins Souvenir Pail Fresh Mozzarella, Basil, Balsamic Glaze, Sea Salt, 480 cal per serving Cracked Black Pepper 190 cal per 5 oz. SPINACH AND FETA HUMMUS Hummus (40 cal per oz.) CAPRESE FLATBREAD Seasoned Grilled Flatbread (160 cal per 2 oz.) Roasted Tomato, Fresh Mozzarella, Basil, Extra Virgin Olive Oil PACKAGES gf FRESH FRUIT PLATTER 180 cal per piece Assorted Seasonal Fruit 5-10 cal per .5 oz. gf BUFFALO GRILLED SHRIMP Shrimp*, Bleu Cheese Infused Rice BAHN MI LETTUCE WRAPS 430 cal per 7 oz. Pork*, Pickled Vegetables, Herb Crouton, Butter Leaf, Sriracha Aioli CARVED NY STRIP STEAK 110 cal per 4 oz. NY Strip Steak* (430 cal per 6 oz.), Yukon Mashed Potato (170 cal per 5 oz.), Green Bean (45 cal per 3 ARTISAN CHEESE BOARD oz.), Steak Sauce (20 cal per oz.) Assorted Cheese (40-60 cal per .5 oz.) Cranberry Relish (20 cal per .5 oz.), NY CHEESECAKE Grapes (5 cal per .5 oz.), Crackers (50 cal per .5 oz.) Wild Berry Coulis, Whipped Topping 500 cal per slice Enhance Your Packages gf FARMERS MARKET VEGETABLES TAPAS Assorted Vegetable (0-5 cal per .5 oz.) See full selection of Tapa choices on page 8. Buttermilk Ranch Dressing (25 cal per .5 oz.) $125 $47 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. Additional nutrition information available upon request. * Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness. 5 Local taxes and fees apply. 2016 Aramark – All Rights Reserved © PACKAGES | À LA CARTE | ENTREÉS | NAKAMA | BURGATORY | DESSERTS | BEVERAGES | SUITE INFORMATION SUITE OWNERS PLACE YOUR ORDER s Salads | Tapas | Chilled Platters | Hot Appetizers | Sandwiches | Pizza & Flatbreads | Arena Favorites | Snack Salads gf GLUTEN-FREE ALL SELECTIONS SERVE 12 GUESTS CAESAR Romaine Hearts, Parmesan Crisp (180 cal per 3 oz. ) Caesar Dressing (80 cal per .5 oz.) $46 Add Grilled Chicken* 40 cal per oz. $56 Add Grilled Shrimp* 40 cal per oz. $66 gf GARDEN À LA CARTE Bibb Lettuce, Grape Tomato, English Cucumber, Carrot (20 cal per 3 oz. ) Balsamic Dressing (110 cal per .5 oz.) $46 Add Grilled Chicken* 40 cal per oz. $56 Add Grilled Shrimp* 40 cal per oz. $66 gf TOMATO MOZZARELLA SALAD Fresh Mozzarella, Basil, Balsamic Glaze, Sea Salt, Cracked Black Pepper 190 cal per 5 oz. $65 gf MEDITERRANEAN QUINOA SALAD Kalamata Olive, Red Onion, Grape Tomato, Roasted Red Pepper, Garbanzo Bean, Feta Cheese, Arugula, Herb Balsamic Vinaigrette 270 cal per 5 oz. $52 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. Additional nutrition information available upon request. * Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness. 7 Local taxes and fees apply. 2016 Aramark – All Rights Reserved © PACKAGES | À LA CARTE | ENTREÉS | NAKAMA | BURGATORY | DESSERTS | BEVERAGES | SUITE INFORMATION SUITE OWNERS PLACE YOUR ORDER s Salads | Tapas | Chilled Platters | Hot Appetizers | Sandwiches | Pizza & Flatbreads | Arena Favorites | Snack Tapas Chilled Platters gf GLUTEN-FREE SERVES 10 GUESTS $125 ALL SELECTIONS SERVE 12 GUESTS PROSCIUTTO CRISP gf FARMERS MARKET VEGETABLES Roasted Persimmon, Prosciutto Crisp, Pomegranate Assorted Vegetable (0-5 cal per .5 oz.) 140 cal per piece Buttermilk Ranch Dressing (25 cal per .5 oz.) CARAMELIZED PEAR & BLUE CHEESE CROSTINI $47 Caramelized Bosc Pears, Blue Cheese Roasted Garlic Spread, Picked Fresh Thyme ARTISAN CHEESE BOARD 100 cal per piece Assorted Cheese (40-60 cal per .5 oz.) STUFFED DRIED APRICOTS Cranberry Relish (20 cal per .5 oz.), Grapes (5 cal per .5 oz.), Crackers (50 cal per .5 oz.) Dried Apricots, Manchego Mousse, Toasted Pistachios, Cracked Black Pepper $77 100 cal per piece gf FRESH FRUIT PLATTER Your choice of one of the following: Assorted Seasonal Fruit SKIRT STEAK* CROSTINI 5-10 cal per .5 oz. Mojo Marinated Skirt Steak, Farmer’s Goat Cheese, Pickled Radishes $57 60 cal per piece gf SHRIMP COCKTAIL GRILLED SHRIMP SKEWER Shrimp* (20 cal per oz.) Gulf Shrimp*, Blistered Piquillo Peppers, Chive Emulsion Horseradish Cocktail Sauce, Citrus, Cilantro (20 cal per .5 oz.) 70 cal per piece $118 MINI TORTAS TUNA TARTARE Tortas de Aceite, Orange Sugar Chilled Saku Tuna*, Lemon Oil, Micro Greens, Sundried Tomato Tapenade, 120 cal per oz. Avocado, Sweet Soy Sauce, Black and White Sesame Seeds, Fried Wontons 210 cal per 3.5 oz. SNACK MIX DUO $90 Fried Chick Peas Seasoned with Ras el Hanout (50 cal per oz.) BAHN MI LETTUCE WRAPS Fire Roasted Mixed Olives with Citrus (50 cal per oz.) Pork*, Pickled Vegetables, Herb Crouton, Butter Leaf, Sriracha Aioli 110 cal per 4 oz. $60 Looking for Something New? FOR A FUN ADDITION AT YOUR NEXT EVENT Consider adding a tapas board to your suite package. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. Additional nutrition information available upon request. Additional nutrition information available upon request. 8 * Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness. * Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness. 9 Local taxes and fees apply. Local taxes and fees apply. 2016 Aramark – All Rights Reserved © PACKAGES | À LA CARTE | ENTREÉS | NAKAMA | BURGATORY | DESSERTS | BEVERAGES | SUITE INFORMATION SUITE OWNERS PLACE YOUR ORDER s Salads | Tapas | Chilled Platters | Hot Appetizers | Sandwiches | Pizza & Flatbreads | Arena Favorites | Snack Hot Appetizers gf GLUTEN-FREE Sandwiches gf GLUTEN-FREE ALL SELECTIONS SERVE 12 GUESTS ALL SELECTIONS SERVE 12 GUESTS CRISPY CHICKEN TENDERS CUBANO TURKEY BLT Tenders (440 cal per 7 oz.), BBQ (45 cal per .5 oz.), Ham, Salami, Baby Swiss, Pickles, Cracked Pepper, Smoked Turkey*, Baby Swiss, Applewood Bacon*, Ranch (70 cal per .5 oz.) Mustard Aioli, Italian Bread Roasted Tomato, Bibb Lettuce, Herb Aioli, $88 370 cal ea. Ciabatta Bread $65 480 cal ea. TOSSED WINGS* PITTALIAN $89 Choice of House Seasoning (360 cal per 7 oz.), Honey Habanero (350 cal per 7 oz.), Capicola, Ham, Salami, Provolone, Lettuce, Tomato, Garlic Parmesan (420 cal per 7 oz.), Bleu Cheese Dressing (100 cal per .5 oz.), Celery (5 cal per .5 oz.) Waffle Fries, House Aioli, Italian Bread $118 280 cal ea.
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