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USDA Prime Beef, Dry-aged on Premises Wollensky’s Famous Pea Soup 9.00 New England Clam Chowder 13.00 Mixed Greens Salad 10.50 Caesar Salad 12.50 Shrimp Cocktail 3/4 15.00/19.50 Major Butler’s Fried Calamari 16.00 Old Fashioned Wedge 13.00 Tuna Tartare 19.00 Fried Zucchini & Onion Rings 11.00 Fresh Colossal Lump Crabmeat Cocktail 19.50 SIGNATURE STEAKS & CHOPS The Grill Sirloin 39.50 Filet Mignon 39.50 Lamb Chops 39.00 Filet Mignon Au Poivre 40.50 English Cut Prime Rib 39.00 40.50 Berkshire Pork Chop 29.00 Filet Mignon Roquefort 41.50 Roast Beef Hash 27.00 General Lee’s Memphis Ribs 29.00 Lemon Pepper Chicken 19.00 Our Signature Steak Salad 26.00 Chicken Cobb Salad 22.50 Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad 20.50 Broiled Salmon Waldorf 25.50 Capt. Kissane’s Catch of the Day 29.00 Wollensky’s Steamed 1¼ lb Lobster 28.00 SIGNATURE SANDWICHES SIDE DISHES Filet Mignon Sandwich 26.50 Baked Potato 5.50 19.50 Asparagus 11.00 19.50 Horseshoe Sandwich 25.50 French Fries 8.00 Lobster Roll 29.50 6.50/11.50 Surf & Turf Creamed Spinach 12.50 27.50 Macaroni & Cheese 14.00 SMITH & WOLLENSKY’S FAMOUS DESSERTS ONLY AT WOLLENSKY’S GRILL The kitchen is open every day 11:30A.M. to 2A.M. WHITE / SPARKLING WINES HALF BOTTLES FULL BOTTLES Ferrari Carano Sauv Blanc Cambria Chardonnay Cakebread Chardonnay Conundrum White Blend Moet & Chandon, Brut Rose Tattinger Brut Mer Soleil Chardonnay RED WINES H ALF B OTTLES Qupe Syrah 2015 Rutherford Hill Merlot 2015 King Estate Pinot Noir 2015 Gaja “Magari” Red Blend Sanford Pinot Noir 2014 Gaja Brunello 2015 Opus One Red Blend 2014 F ULL B OTTLES Edmeades Zinfandel 2014 53 King Estate Pinot Noir Cherry Pie Pinot Noir 2016 55 Barossa Valley Cabernet 2016 59 St. Francis Cabernet 2015 59 Chappellet Red Blend Etude “Lyric” Pinot Noir 2015 59 Stonestreet Cabernet Tangley Oaks Cabernet 2013 62 Whitehall Lane Cabernet Villa Antinori Toscana 2014 64 Orin Swift “Palermo” Cab Arrowood Cabernet 2015 68 Flowers Pinot Noir Decoy Red Blend 2016 72 Faust Cabernet Siduri Pinot Noir 2016 79 Stags Leap Winery Cab 2016 79 Duckhorn Cabernet Beaulieu Vineyards Cabernet 2015 80 Silver Oak AV Cabernet Copain Pinot Noir 2016 82 Quintessa Red Blend Sterling Cabernet 2015 84 Joseph Phelps “Insignia” Blend .

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