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N/A Salmon Boxty – Three House-Made Pancakes Topped with A N/A Midleton Very Rare Vintage Release Irish Whiskey 2019 - Combines only hand-selected single pot still and single grain Irish whiskeys. Each whiskey has been matured exclusively in lightly charred ex-Bourbon American oak barrels for between 13 and 34 years. 2019 marks the oldest collection of casks used to create a Midleton Very Rare. - $35 (40% ABV - 80 Proof) *DON’T FORGET TO ASK ABOUT TO-GO COCKTAILS AND BEER! Salmon Boxty – Three house-made pancakes topped with a European cucumber, herb cream sauce, and Scottish smoked salmon. - $10.95 Gaelic Steak – Pan seared 10oz. New York Strip topped with a Tullamore Dew whiskey cream sauce. Served with house-made colcannon potatoes and sautéed Swiss chard. - $22.95 THE GARRYOWEN IRISH PUB 126 Chambersburg Street, Gettysburg, PA 17325 717-337-2719 www.garryowenirishpub.net [email protected] PICKINGS STEAMED MUSSELS Garlic & white wine (1lb) 13.95 / Red Thai curry broth (1lb) 13.95 STEAMED CLAMS Garlic, bay leaf, & white wine (1lb) 13.95 SCOTCH EGG Hard-boiled egg, wrapped in house seasoned pork sausage, breaded, & deep- fried. Side of house made dijonnaise [one egg 5.95 / two eggs 10.95] CHICKEN STRIPS Chicken strips with fries. Choice of hot, mild, Prig bbq, ranch, honey mustard, Thai chili 10.95 HOUSE WINGS 1lb of house seasoned jumbo chicken wings. Side of celery with bleu cheese or ranch. Choice of: hot, mild, combo, Prig bbq, Old Bay, Thai chili, tandoori spice 11.95 Ask your server about our special wing sauces. IRISH NACHOS Potato slices loaded with melted cheddar cheese, bacon bits, jalapeño, tomato, scallion, sour cream [add chicken or bbq pulled pork 5] [full plate 13.95 / half plate 9.95] POUTINE Thick cut fries topped with Guinness cheese, & house made gravy 8.95 IRISH SODA BREAD Three slices of house made soda bread, & Kerrygold Irish butter 3.95 MOZZARELLA STICKS 7.95 BEER BATTERED ONION RINGS 6.95 CHIPS Garlic or Old Bay 4.95 FRIES 4.95 CURRY FRIES 6.95 SWEET POTATO FRIES 5.95 IRISH FARE SHEPHERD’S PIE Our own family recipe from County Armagh, Ireland. Ground beef & traditional vegetables in rich gravy, topped with lightly browned mashed potatoes 13.95 BANGERS & MASH House Porter ‘Stubborn Irish Prig’ bangers from The Farmstead Butcher, Gettysburg, mashed potatoes, sautéed onions, house made brown gravy 15.95 GUINNESS BEEF STEW Tender beef marinated in Guinness, carrots, & onions, slow cooked in a rich sauce, house made soda bread 13.95 FISH & CHIPS Crispy Yuengling-battered haddock with fries, & tartar sauce DUBLIN (10oz) 17.95 / WEE BIT (6oz) 13.95 TRADITIONAL ULSTER FRY Grilled Irish bacon, sausages, black & white pudding, fried egg, grilled tomato, house made soda bread 12.95 MEATLOAF Bacon-wrapped meatloaf, smokey honey bbq sauce, mashed potatoes, Chef’s vegetable 13.95 CIDER & MUSHROOM CHICKEN Sautéed chicken, Magners cider & mushroom cream sauce, mashed potatoes, Chef’s vegetable 13.95 SALMON Grilled Atlantic salmon, garlic, lemon, herb compound butter, mashed potatoes, Chef’s vegetable 17.95 SOUPS CRAB & RED PEPPER BISQUE Lump crabmeat, roasted red peppers, herbs, & spices in a rich bisque [Cup 4.95 / Bowl 6.95] IRISH ONION SOUP Just like the French stuff, but made with Guinness 5.95 SOUP OF THE DAY Ask your server [Cup 4.95 / Bowl 6.95] SALADS IRISH COUNTRY CHICKEN SALAD Fresh greens, tomatoes, onion, cheddar cheese, hard-boiled egg, crispy chicken strips, & honey mustard dressing 12.95 HOUSE SALAD Fresh greens, tomatoes, cucumber, red pepper, & onion. Choice of dressing. [small 4.95 / large 7.95] [add grilled chicken, chicken strips, veggie burger or burger 5.00 add salmon 7.00] DRESSINGS Balsamic Vinaigrette, Ranch, Honey Mustard, Thousand Island, Cashel Bleu Cheese, Lemon Poppyseed Vinaigrette, Lite Italian, Magners Vinaigrette, & Whiskey Walnut. PUB GRUB (ALL SERVED WITH FRIES) HOUSE BURGER House seasoned ground beef, lettuce, tomato, onion on a Kaiser roll Choice of American, cheddar, Swiss, pepper jack, provolone, or smoked cheddar 11.95 [substitute with Guinness, Whiskey, or Dubliner cheese add 1.00 / Cashel bleu 3.00] [add Irish bacon 2.50 / American bacon 1.50 / jalapeño 1.00] THE GARRYOWEN BURGER House seasoned ground beef, sautéed onions, mushrooms, Guinness cheese, lettuce, tomato on a kaiser roll 12.95 VEGGIE BURGER Veggie patty, lettuce, tomato, onion on a kaiser roll. Choice of American, cheddar, Swiss, pepper jack, provolone, or smoked cheddar 11.95 REUBEN SANDWICH Slow cooked corned beef brisket, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, Thousand Island dressing on toasted rye, side of house made coleslaw 12.95 PULLED PORK SANDWICH Slow cooked pulled pork, Stubborn Irish Prig bbq sauce, on a kaiser roll 10,95 ANTRIM SANDWICH Grilled chicken, Dubliner cheese, garlic mayo, lettuce, tomato on a kaiser roll 12.95 GARRYOWEN BANGER SANDWICH House porter ‘Stubborn Irish Prig’ bangers from The Farmstead Butcher, Gettysburg, sautéed onions, mushrooms, Dubliner cheese, lettuce, tomato on a kaiser roll 12.95 HOT WHISKEY SANDWICH Hot whiskey sausage from The Farmstead Butcher, Gettysburg, sautéed onions, jalapeños, pepper jack cheese, horseradish mayo, lettuce, tomato on a kaiser roll 12.95 MEATLOAF SANDWICH Bacon-wrapped meatloaf, smokey honey bbq sauce on a kaiser roll 11.95 DESSERTS STICKY TOFFEE PUDDING Moist spiced sponge cake with caramel drizzle. 6.95 CHEESECAKE Rich, creamy cheesecake with vanilla & raspberry sauces. 5.95 DOUBLE CHOCOLATE CAKE Decadent layers of rich chocolate cake & chocolate frosting. 5.95 FAMILY MEAL DEALS SHEPHERD’S PIE FAMILY MEAL Four servings of our Shepherd’s pie Our own family recipe from County Armagh, Ireland. Ground beef & traditional vegetables in rich gravy, topped with lightly browned mashed potatoes 39.95 WEE BIT OF FISH & CHIPS FAMILY MEAL Four servings of our Wee Bit of Fish & Chips 6 oz. crispy Yuengling battered haddock with fries & tartar sauce 39.95 MEATLOAF FAMILY MEAL Four servings of our Meatloaf dinner Bacon-wrapped meatloaf, smokey honey bbq sauce, mashed potatoes, & Chef’s vegetable 39.95 CIDER & MUSHROOM CHICKEN FAMILY MEAL Four servings of our cider & mushroom chicken Sautéed chicken, Magners cider & mushroom cream sauce, mashed potatoes, & Chef’s vegetable 39.95 .
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