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Amenities Price List CIGARS Cigar Cutter $2.00 R&J Reserva Real $3.00 CAO Eileens Dream $3.00 Arturo Fuente Especiales $5.00 Liga Privada 9 Cigarillos $5.00 CAO Italia $6.50 Arturo Fuente Short Story $7.00 Arturo Fuente 858 $7.00 Crowned Heads 4 Kicks $7.50 CAO America $7.50 Padron 2000 $8.00 Macanudo Hyde Park $8.00 Liga UnderCrown $9.00 Don Pepin Garcia $9.00 Undercrown Shade $9.00 Rocky Patel Vintage 1990 $9.50 La Aroma De Cuba Mi Amor $9.50 Ashton Magnum $10.00 Rocky Patel SunGrown Maduro $11.00 Rocky Patel Decade $11.50 Tabernacle Robusto $12.00 Padron 1964 Anniversary Exclusivo $15.50 Liga Privada Number 9 $16.50 Eileens Dream Pack of 10 $24.00 NON-ALC BEVERAGES Minute Maid Lemonade 12oz cans $0.99 Can of MOUNTAIN DEW $0.99 Can of DIET MTN DEW $0.99 Can of MUG ROOT BEER $0.99 Can of FANTA ORANGE $0.99 Can of SPRITE $0.99 Can of COKE $0.99 Can of DIET COKE $0.99 Can of Seagrams Ginger Ale $0.99 Gatorade G2 Blue 20oz $1.79 Gatorade G2 Red 20oz $1.79 Gatorade G2 Purple 20oz $1.79 Gatorade Original Red 20oz $1.79 Gatorade Original Orange 20oz $1.79 Gatorade Original Yellow 20oz $1.79 Pure Leaf Sweet Tea $1.99 Red Bull Energy Drink 8.4oz $2.29 Sugar Free Red Bull Energy Drink 8.4oz $2.29 Ocean Spray Ruby Red Grapefrt 10oz btls $1.59 Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice 10oz $1.59 Tropicana OJ 10oz $1.59 Topo Chico Min Water 20oz plastic btls $2.99 S.Pelleg Spark Nat Min Water 16.9 fl oz $2.99 Nkd Juice 100% Org Pure Coco Wtr 16.9 oz $2.99 READY-TO-DRINK ALC BEVS Stinky Gringo $14.99 MIXERS & GARNISHES Goslings Ginger Beer $1.99 Goslings Diet Ginger Beer $1.99 Dailys Mighty Spice Bloody Mary $3.99 Fat & Juicy Bloody Mary $5.99 Fat & Juicy Margarita $5.99 Fat & Juicy Chipotle $5.99 Dry Soda Blood Orange $2.49 Dry Sparkling Cucumber $2.49 Dry Soda Fuji Apple $2.49 Fever T Tonic Water $2.49 Fever T Diet Tonic $2.49 Fever T Club Soda $2.49 Fever T Club Soda 4pk $16.99 Fever T Ginger Beer $2.49 Tres Agaves Nectar $8.99 Simple Syrup $3.99 Roses Grenadine 355ml $3.99 Rose`s Sweetened Lime Juice $3.99 Monin Blackberry Syrup $11.99 Fee Bro Lavender Water $6.99 Fee Bro Orange Flower Water $8.99 Whole Lemon $0.99 Whole Lime $0.99 Mint Leaves $3.99 Sable Rosenfeld Tipsy Bleu Chz Olives $9.99 Mezzetta Martini Olives 10 oz $7.99 Luxardo Maraschino Cherries Jar $15.99 Fee Bro Aromatic Bitters $9.99 Fee Bro Orange Bitters $9.95 Fee Bro Chocolate Bitters $9.95 Redner`s Cocktail Onions $7.99 SNACKS ALTOIDS smalls peppermint $1.30 ALTOIDS Spearmint $2.29 ALTOIDS Wintergreen $2.29 GODIVA milk chocolate $3.49 GODIVA dark chocolate $3.49 Dolcetto Chocolate Wafer $3.49 Tennessee Sunshine hot sauce $3.99 J&M Asiago cheese straws $4.99 J&M Lemon Cookies $4.99 J&M Chocolate chip pecan $4.99 XOCHITL chipotle medium $4.99 XOCHITL stone ground salsa $4.99 Goldkenn Grand Marnier Chocolate $5.99 Goldkenn Remy Martin chocolate $5.99 MISCELLANEOUS Aerator Pourer $3.99 Built In Vacuum Stopper $4.99 Lemon/Lime Squeezer $9.99 Ice Scoop $3.99 Champagne Stopper $6.99 Plastic Ice Bucket $1.99 Candle Votive with Ribbon $4.00 $5 Wine tool $5.00 Deck of Cards $3.99 Pedialyte Powder Packs $1.47 Individual Rose in a small vase $4.50 1 dozen Roses in a vase $30.00.
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