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White Wines Sparkling Red Wines Liqueur Coffees Coffee List Desserts white wines Baily & Baily Moscato 25.0 6.0 Hardys The Riddle Riesling, SA 23.0 6.0 Baily & Baily Folio Sauv Blanc, WA 28.0 6.5 tin lids Toi Toi Sauv Blanc, Marlb NZ 30.0 26.0 6.0 12 years and under Cow Bombie Sem Sauv Blanc, WA choose from the following 8.5 Devils Lair Fifth Leg Crisp Chard, WA 38.0 Hardys The Riddle Chard, SA 23.0 6.0 Stick Em Up Mad Fish Premium Classic Dry White, WA 36.0 2 kebabs full of cubed chicken breast & Cockfighters Ghost Verdelho, NSW 32.0 cherry tomatoes with rice Quick as a Flash sparkling Minute steak cooked to perfection Hardys The Riddle Brut Reserve NV, SA 23.0 6.0 Burger-iffic 30.0 Toi Toi Sparkling Sauv Blanc, Marlb, NZ Lean beef patty (chargrilled) with lettuce, Yellow NV, SA 28.0 tomato and cheese on a bun Jacobs Creek Sparkling Chard Pinot Noir (200ml) 7.5 Wiped Out Grommet Wrap Chicken breast (grilled), lettuce and mayo red wines all wrapped up Hardys The Riddle Cab Merlot, SA 23.0 6.0 Fly the Coop 23.0 6.0 Crumbed 100% chicken breast nuggets Hardys The Riddle Shiraz Cabernet, SA home made (deep fried) Devils Lair Fifth Leg Cab Shiraz Merlot, WA 38.0 Flipped Out 36.0 Mad Fish Cab Sauv Merlot, WA Tempura fish (deep fried) Baily & Baily Folio Cab Sauv, WA 28.0 6.0 Baily & Baily Two Fat Ladies Dolce 25.0 6.0 Cow Bombie Shiraz, WA 26.0 6.0 Toi Toi Pinot, Marlb NZ 30.0 kids desserts 2.0 Pepperjack Shiraz, SA 42.0 ice cream with topping frog in a pond liqueur coffees chocolate mousse choose from 9.0 Jameson Irish Whiskey, Baileys, Kahlua, Frangelico, Tia Maria, kids drinks 2.0 Cointreau, Galliano, Drambuie juice (orange, apple, pine) milk coffee list frozen coke or raspberry fanta choose from 3.5 soft drink cappuccino, latte, macchiato, espresso, flat white, hot chocolate, mocha, long black, tea desserts & cakes macquarieinn.com.au sticky date pudding & butterscotch sauce 7.5 honey & walnut panna cotta 7.5 passion fruit creme brulee 7.5 see our cake display for today's selection 5.0 we do takeaway meals also it's as easy as calling ahead - ask our staff starters & light selection 12 schnitzel specialties our favourites garlic or herb bread 4.5 breast fillet butterflied & hand crumbed crumbed lamb cutlets 26.0 garlic & melted cheese bread 5.5 three tender lamb cutlets crumbed served w/ creamy potato mash, buttered greens and onion gravy 6.0 19.0 bowl of chips 200g chicken schnitzel chicken kiev 23.0 crispy potato skins 10.0 chicken parmigiana 21.0 tender supreme chicken breast filled with garlic butter, hand crumbed topped w/ bacon & melted cheese, finished with ranch dressing w/ virginia ham, napoli sauce, melted mozzarella cheese served w/ chips & salad or mash & veg salt & pepper calamari 14.0 chicken tiger prawn 24.0 slow cooked lamb shanks 23.0 served w/ a salad and chilli / lime dressing w/ tiger prawns in a rich garlic cream sauce & melted mozzarella fall off the bone lamb shanks served w/ creamy potato mash & crisp garlic or chilli prawns 15.0 cheese greens tossed with your choice of garlic or chilli sauce served w/ coconut rice & chicken Texas BBQ prawn 24.0 bundy & coke char-grilled pork ribs 27.0 salad w/ bacon, tiger prawns, texas BBQ sauce, melted mozzarella cheese slow cooked then char-grilled, served w/ buttered corn on the cob spicy beef nachos 15.0 chicken pine tango prawn 24.0 the mixed grill 27.0 layered w/ melted mozzarella, sour cream, guacamole & salsa w/ grilled pineapple ring, tiger prawns, teriyaki sauce & melted 200g rump, lamb cutlet, lamb & rosemary sausage, bacon, egg, grilled (vegetarian option also available) mozzarella cheese tomato, grilled mushrooms w/ chips bundy & coke char-grilled chicken wings (10) 12.0 chicken beef peppercorn 23.0 marinated & basted with our own sauce w/ ground beef, caramelised onion, peppercorn sauce, melted Dubbo's best char-grilled steaks chicken caesar salad 16.0 mozzarella cheese cos lettuce, bacon, poached egg, croutons, parmesan cheese & caesar chicken king avocado 23.0 all our steaks are lightly seasoned & served w/ chips & salad or mash dressing w/ bacon, avocado, melted mozzarella cheese and hollandaise sauce & vegetables warm lamb salad 22.0 chicken Godfather 24.0 Graziers Rump 400grams 28.0 marinated char-grilled lamb fillets served in a mixed leaf salad w/ w/ bacon, salami, chorizo sausage, baby spinach, napoli sauce, melted This classic primal cut is grain finished for 100 days and is full avocado, cherry tomatoes, fetta, pinenuts, dressed w/ a lemon dressing mozzarella cheese in flavour, aged to our specification with the supplier guarantee chicken stockman 23.0 of ultimate flavour and tenderness. “Full of Flavour” sanga & burgers w/ bacon, grilled tomato, onion, mushroom & peppercorn sauce, melted Graziers T-Bone 350grams 29.0 mozzarella cheese This specialty cut of beef has two components the meat on the holy cow beef burger 16.0 chicken bull dust 23.0 larger side of the bone is known as the sirloin and the smaller is angus beef, housemade tomato relish, bacon, egg, caramelised onion, the eye fillet, with the flavour of the bone you can understand w/ bacon, chorizo sausage, beef bolognese, mushrooms, melted why this is known as “The Cattleman’s Favourite” lettuce, tomato, cheddar cheese, served in a toasted bun w/ chips mozzarella cheese 16.0 Graziers Porterhouse 300grams 29.0 scotch fillet steak sandwich chicken moo-ha-ha 23.0 char-grilled scotch fillet steak, bacon, caramelised onion, lettuce, Also known as Sirloin this primal cut is aged for a minimum of 8 w/ toasted corn chips, chilli con carne beef, sour cream, guacamole , weeks to ensure tenderness and taste satisfaction, known for tomato & cheddar cheese, seeded mustard mayonnaise served in salsa, melted mozzarella cheese toasted turkish bread w/ chips its clean fresh flavour with no fatty after taste. “Melt In Your 22.0 portuguese style chicken burger 16.0 chicken wedgie Mouth” w/ crispy potato skins, bacon pieces, melted mozzarella cheese chicken breast marinated w/ chilli, paprika & lemon served w/ bacon, Graziers Rib Eye (On the Bone) 350grams 32.0 pineapple, lettuce & red onion in a toasted bun drizzled w/ a mild peri- A specialty primal cut of beef with exceptional flavour and peri aioli w/ wedges seniors eating quality “The Grand Champion Of Steaks” 16.0 chicken schnitzel burger available Mon to Fri lunch only, must show seniors card 8.9 Graziers Scotch Fillet 250grams 27.0 chicken schnitzel, bacon, hash brown, lettuce, tomato, cheddar cheese Known as one of the better eating primal cut of beef, the scotch topped w/ mayonnaise served in a toasted bun w/ chips whiting fish & chips fillet will exceed your eating expectations “Simply Superb” chicken schnitzel & chips pastas & stir-fry rump steak, chips & salad sides & sauces penne boscaiola w/ chicken 18.5 beef lasagne & bechamel sauce sauces 2.0 tossed with sauteed bacon, mushrooms, shallots, cream, white wine, lambs fry & bacon, caramelised onion gravy & mash topped w/ shaved parmesan gravy, caramelised onion gravy, pepper, mushroom, dianne, house made beef rissoles, buttered greens & mash butternut pumpkin ravioli 18.5 hollandaise tossed with sauteed baby spinach, fried cherry tomatoes, shallots and cottage beef pie, buttered greens & mash garlic cream prawns (4) 6.0 pinenuts in a creamy napoli sauce w/ a side of warm herb bread salt & pepper calamari 6.0 chilli crab & prawn linguine 21.0 tradies & ladies lunch* fried onion rings 6.5 blue swimmer crab meat & tiger prawns sauteed in garlic, chilli & fresh 10.0 6.0 basil finished with a roasted tomato sauce topped w/ shaved parmesan available Mon to Fri lunch only, until 3pm grilled chicken asian style chicken & tiger prawn stir-fry 21.0 whiting fish & chips potato mash 4.0 chicken, tiger prawns and asian greens with hokkien noodles in a mild chicken schnitzel & gravy steamed vegetables 6.0 soy chilli blend finished w/ cashews and fried shallots beef lasagne & bechamel sauce sauteed mushrooms 6.0 rump steak, chips & salad bread roll & butter 1.0 seafood selection angus beef burger bacon 2.0 18.0 whiting fish & chips caesar chicken wrap with wedges egg 2.0 whiting fillets in a crispy beer batter served w/ lemon wedge, tartare sauce, chips & salad * not available on public holiday salt & pepper combo 25.0 prawns & calamari coated in salt & pepper blend, flash fried & served w/ Food Allergies a citrus aioli, chips & salad Please be aware that all care is taken when catering for special requirements. It grilled barramundi dusted in lemon myrtle & butter sauce 23.0 must be noted that within the premises we handle nuts, seafood, shellfish, sesame served w/ roasted winter vegetables & buttered greens seeds, wheat flour, eggs, fungi and dairy products. Customers requests will be herb crusted atlantic salmon with butter parsley sauce 23.0 catered for to the best of our ability, but the decision to consume a meal is the responsibility of the diner. served w/ fried cherry tomatoes, creamy potato mash & buttered greens 07/12.
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