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Downtown BREAKFAST SANDWICHES SPECIAL SMOKED TROUT SALAD 3150 24TH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO / (415) 590-7955 / WISESONSDELI.COM SIGNATURE SANDWICHES TOASTED BAGELS ise Sons is all sandwiches served with pickles W EVERYTHING SESAME POPPY PLAIN committed to crafting add potato salad or coleslaw +3 fries +4 authentic Jewish deli ONION SALT & PEPPER BIALY using the very best CINNAMON RAISIN CHOICE OF MEAT: ingredients available. each 2 / half dozen 11 / dozen 20 PASTRAMI CORNED BEEF SMOKED TURKEY add coriander & pepper brined with garlic & brined & lightly We SMOKE OUR tomato, radish, red onion, lettuce, hippie greens crust, smoked over a special blend smoked turkey OWN pastrami over real salted cucumber or capers +50¢ each add smashed avocado +2 real hickory of spices breast hickory wood, we bake our breads and bagels BAGEL & SHMEAR....................................... THE PURIST................................................12 FRESH. .5 choice of meat served on our double-baked rye SHMEARS – plain 3 veggie 4 scallion 4 We use cage-free eggs, smoked salmon* 4.5 .5 THE REUBENS...........................................13 free-range poultry, vegan sunflower 'cream cheese' 4.5 OG – russian dressing, swiss & sauerkraut LOCAL produce and SPREADS – butter 3 smashed avocado 4 preserves 4 KIMCHI – russian dressing, melted cheese & kimchi beef from cattle that have NEVER, EVER CLASSIC SMOKED SALMON*....closed 11 open 13.75 VEGETARIAN – sub 12 roasted mushrooms been treated with smoked salmon with capers, red onion & plain shmear hormones or antibiotics. THE NO. 19................................................13.5 VEGGIE DE-LUXE........................................8 our tribute to Langer's Deli in LA! untoasted with coleslaw, veggie shmear, salted cucumber, red onion, hippie greens & capers russian dressing & cold swiss on rye Downtown BREAKFAST SANDWICHES SPECIAL SMOKED TROUT SALAD........................... 12.5 add everything chili crisp +50¢ smashed avocado +2 with lettuce, tomato & red onion on rye 1/2 SANDWICH & add crispy pastrami +2.5 impossible breakfast sausage +4 MATZO BALL SOUP SCHNITZEL................................................ 12 choose from a pastrami, POPEYE......................................................12 fried chicken breast with hippie greens, pickled onion & lemon corned beef or trout salad eggs, roasted mushrooms, spinach & melted cheese served on a caper aioli on a garlic toasted challah bun sandwich served with toasted bagel with hash potatoes or greens à la carte 8 potato salad or coleslaw 15 11.25 CLUB.........................................................13.5 BODEGA................................................... smoked turkey, crispy pastrami, smashed avocado, red onion, eggs, melted cheese & garlic aioli served on a toasted bagel .25 tomato, lettuce & horseradish aioli on toasted challah MATZO with hash potatoes or greens à la carte 7 BALL SOUP SEMITE......................................................12.5 DOUBLE-STACK PASTRAMI BURGER........9.5 – not as good as your crispy pastrami, melted swiss, deli mustard & a sunny egg on rye two smashed grass-fed beef patties with melted cheese, bubbe’s... 9 served with hash potatoes or greens à la carte 8 pastrami jam, aioli, red onion & pickles on a griddled challah bun add 1.5 challah toast + BREAKFAST ALL DAY POTATO LATKES CHOPPED 13 4 8 11 MANNY'S BREAKFAST BURRITO............... one / two / three LIVER eggs, pastrami, caramelized onions, roasted peppers, with sour cream & house-made applesauce pickled onion, radish & potatoes, melted cheese & smashed avocado served with LATKE SUPREME hard boiled egg served house-made tomatillo salsa with rye toast 9 a latke with smoked salmon, hippie greens, pickled 9 13.5 13 CHALLAH FRENCH TOAST............half full onion, salted cucumber, radish, lemon & sour cream served with maple syrup, berry preserves & orange butter HILLCREST SALAD L.E.O. SCRAMBLE.....................................13.5 smoked turkey, crispy eggs scrambled with smoked salmon & caramelized onions SIDES pastrami, hard boiled served with a toasted bagel, plain shmear & greens egg, pickled onion, FRENCH FRIES............................................5 fresh cut & double fried salted cucumber, radish, CORNED BEEF OR VEGETABLE HASH.....13.75 swiss & everything spice crispy potatoes topped with sunny eggs and choice of toast .........................................5 over hippie greens with HASH POTATOES CORNED BEEF – caramelized onions & roasted peppers served with garlic aioli lemon vinaigrette 15 VEGETABLE – seasonal veggies COLESLAW OR POTATO SALAD..................3.5 COFFEE & BEVERAGES SWEETS & PASTRIES PFG FRIES pastrami, melted cheese, COFFEE & TEA – hot drip 3.5 iced coffee 4 hot tea 3 caramelized onions, & BABKA chocolate or cinnamon................slice 4 loaf 13 black iced tea 3.5 pickled mustard seeds JUICE & SODA – orange or apple juice 4.5 / 3 lemonade 3.5 RUGELACH chocolate, apricot or cinnamon-walnut...1.25 served with sport peppers & russian 13.25 mexican or diet coke 3.5 / 2.5 CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE.......................2 black cherry 3.5 topo chico 3.5 *CONSUMING RAW OR UNDERCOOKED SEAFOOD OR POULTRY MAY INCREASE RISK OF FOODBOURNE ILLNESS A 4% SURCHARGE WILL BE ADDED TO ALL FOOD & BEVERAGES SALES FOR THE SAN FRANCISCO EMPLOYER MANDATE.
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