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Breakfast Griddle Sides Appetizers Soup & Salads BREAKFAST Includes hash browns, toast andCasa jelly Cafe 2 EGGS, ANY STYLE* 4.99 2 EGGS, BACON OR SAUSAGE* 5.99 APPETIZERS DEUCES SPECIAL* “no substitutions” 6.99 2 eggs, 2 bacon, 2 sausage links, 2 buttermilk pancakes CHIPS AND SALSA 3.99 BREAKFAST SANDWICH* 6.99 JALAPEÑO POPPERS 5.99 Fried eggs, ham, American cheese, tomato slices, BEER BATTER ONION RINGS 5.99 cup of diced fruit MOZZARELLA STICKS with marinara sauce 5.99 16OZ. HAMSTEAK & 2 EGGS* 7.99 CHEESE QUESADILLA 7.99 STUFFED BISCUITS* 7.99 Flour tortilla, Ortega chiles, cheddar cheese 2 biscuits, Canadian bacon, 2 eggs any style with sausage gravy CHICKEN WINGS 7.99 Eight Piece, buffalo, plain or hot CORNED BEEF HASH & EGGS* 8.99 LOADED KANSAS CITY FRIES 8.99 CHICKEN FRIED STEAK & EGGS* 9.99 Cheese sauce, pulled pork, diced tomatoes, CHEESE OMELET 10.99 green onions, sour cream and a drizzle of BBQ sauce Choice of American, Swiss, pepper jack or cheddar CHICKEN QUESADILLA 8.99 HAM & CHEESE OMELET 10.99 NACHOS GRANDE 8.99 Ham with American, Swiss, pepper jack or cheddar Taco meat, cheddar cheese sauce, green onions, tomatoes, DENVER OMELET 10.99 sour cream, guacamole and jalapeños Ham, onion, bell pepper and cheddar SHRIMP COCKTAIL 9.99 EGG WHITE VEGGIE OMELET 10.99 CARNE ASADA TACOS 10.99 Spinach, green peppers, tomato, mushroom and onions Marinated beef tips, corn tortillas with onions, cilantro, served with cup of diced fruit served with salsa, guacamole and sour cream BREAKFAST SKILLET* 10.99 Diced potatoes with sautéed onions, sausage, ham, bacon SOUP & SALADS topped with 3 eggs. Add cheese 79¢ HOMEMADE SOUP Cup 2.99 Bowl 3.99 STEAK AND ASPARAGUS OMELET 10.99 Choice of dressing Sautéed asparagus tips, thin sliced beef tips topped GARDEN SALAD 3.99 with Swiss cheese, béarnaise sauce SEASONAL FRUIT 9.99 EGGS BENEDICT* 11.99 Fresh fruit with cottage cheese ASIAN CHICKEN SALAD 11.99 NEW YORK STEAK & EGGS* 14.99 Mixed greens, chicken, toasted almonds, mandarin oranges, 8oz New York steak, 2 eggs crispy noodles with oriental dressing MARTY’S SALAD 11.99 GRIDDLE Chopped salad, grilled chicken, bacon, egg, BUTTERMILK PANCAKES Short 3.99 Reg 5.99 avocado, cilantro, Swiss cheese, choice of dressing BLUEBERRY PANCAKES Short 4.99 Reg 6.99 GRILLED CHICKEN CAESAR 11.99 Romaine lettuce, croutons, parmesan cheese, WAFFLE 6.99 creamy Caesar dressing FRENCH TOAST 7.99 MESQUITE CHICKEN SALAD 11.99 BELGIAN WAFFLE Strawberries and whipped cream 7.99 Mixed greens, cilantro, tomatoes, roasted corn, tortilla strips, pepper jack cheese and chipotle ranch dressing PIGS IN A BLANKET Sausages wrapped in pancakes 7.99 CHEF’S SALAD 11.99 Mixed greens, ham, roasted turkey breast, American SIDES and Swiss cheeses, hard-boiled egg and tomatoes 2 EGGS* 1.99 TACO SALAD 11.99 HASH BROWNS 1.99 Mixed greens, black beans, tomatoes, cheese, guacamole and salsa TOAST, BISCUIT OR ENGLISH MUFFIN 1.99 COLD CEREAL 2.99 OATMEAL Brown sugar and raisins served 6am–10am 2.99 3 STRIPS APPLEWOOD SMOKED BACON 3.99 4 SAUSAGE LINKS 3.99 Cups C FRESH SEASONAL FRUIT BOWL 3.99 O O FFE O G FRENCH FRIES 3.99 E T 3 BISCUITS AND SAUSAGE GRAVY 4.99 GRANOLA WITH FRUIT 5.99 Ice Cream, Coffee, Sandwiches, Wraps and Grab-N-Go Items PARFAIT Yogurt, granola and berries 5.99 *Southern Nevada Health District regulations governing the sanitation of food establishments - 96.03.0800.2: thoroughly cooking foods of animal origin such as eggs, fish, milk, poultry or shellfish reduces the risk of foodborne illness. Individuals with certain health conditions may be at higher risk if these foods are consumed raw or undercooked. Casa Cafe SANDWICHES ENTRÉES Includes your choice of french fries, potato salad, potato chips Includes choice of soup or salad, potato, vegetable of the day, or coleslaw dinner roll. Baked potatoes available 11am–11pm CLASSIC BLT 8.99 POT ROAST 11.99 Choice of toast with bacon, lettuce and tomatoes Slow simmered roast, mashed potatoes and gravy BUFFALO CHICKEN FINGER WRAP 9.99 CHICKEN FRIED STEAK 12.99 Cheddar cheese, tomato, lettuce and ranch dressing Sausage gravy CRISPY CHICKEN WRAP 9.99 CHICKEN FRIED CHICKEN BREAST 8OZ 12.99 Cheddar cheese, tomato, lettuce and spicy ranch Battered and fried, sausage gravy TURKEY WRAP 9.99 CHICKEN MONTEREY 12.99 Grilled chicken breast with guacamole, SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN BREAST 9.99 tomato and pepper jack cheese Served on an onion bun HOT TURKEY 13.99 FRIED FISH SANDWICH 9.99 Open faced, sliced turkey Fried white flaky fish served on a hoagie bun with lettuce and tomato SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN 13.99 CLUB SANDWICH 9.99 Four piece Triple decker with ham, turkey, bacon, Swiss and CALVES LIVER & ONIONS WITH BACON 13.99 American cheese, tomato, lettuce, mayo with choice of bread GRILLED SALMON 15.99 CAROLINA PULLED PORK SANDWICH 9.99 Wood smoked shredded pork, topped with coleslaw, ST. LOUIS PORK RIBS-HALF RACK 11.99 BBQ sauce, served on a hoagie roll Full rack of St. Louis ribs, hardwood smoked with house BBQ sauce CHICKEN FRIED STEAK SANDWICH 9.99 FULL RACK 16.99 8oz. chicken fried steak sandwich, topped with leaf lettuce and sliced tomatoes NY STEAK AND FOUR BREADED SHRIMP 17.99 REUBEN 11.99 PRIME RIB 12OZ. CUT* 18.99 Corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, 1000 island dressing Slow roasted prime rib, au jus and horseradish cream on grilled marbled rye bread RIB EYE 16OZ.* 18.99 ITALIAN CHEESE STEAK 14.99 Thinly sliced prime rib, peppers, onions, PASTA hoagie roll with mozzarella cheese Includes choice of soup or salad PRIME RIB DIP 14.99 SPAGHETTI WITH MEATBALLS 11.99 Thinly sliced prime rib on hoagie roll served with horseradish cream and au jus CHICKEN BROCCOLI ALFREDO 12.99 Chicken breast, fettuccine, broccoli florets in a STEAK SANDWICH 14.99 creamy parmesan cream sauce and garlic toast 8oz. New York steak, lettuce, tomatoes with onion rings 1/2 LB. BURGERS BASKETS All burgers come with lettuce, tomato, sliced red onion and pickle THREE GROUND BEEF TACOS 7.99 on a toasted onion bun and includes your choice of potato salad, Lettuce, tomato, cheddar cheese and salsa coleslaw or french fries. Extra toppings 79¢ each SMOKED PORK RIB BASKET 8.99 HAMBURGER* 9.99 Four pork ribs, side of our house BBQ sauce and fries VEGGIE BURGER 9.99 CHICKEN FINGERS 8.99 American, avocado, tomato and cucumber Three piece and fries CHEESEBURGER* 10.99 FRIED SHRIMP 12.99 American, Swiss, pepper jack or cheddar Eight piece, tartar or cocktail sauce and fries BACON, MUSHROOM & SWISS BURGER 10.99 PATTY MELT* 10.99 BEVERAGES Grilled onions and Swiss cheese on grilled rye bread SOFT DRINKS FREE REFILLS 2.99 Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Sierra Mist, Mug Root Beer MESQUITE BURGER* 10.99 Topped with fried onion straws, Mesquite sauce, HOT DRINKS Coffee, Tea, Hot Chocolate 2.99 shredded cheese blend and bacon COLD DRINKS Milk, Lemonade, Iced Tea 2.99 TEXAS RANCH BURGER* 10.99 Apple, Orange, Tomato, Cranberry, V8 Bacon, BBQ sauce, onion straws, jalapeño and cheddar cheese JUICE 2.99 AQUAFINA 20oz BOTTLE 2.99 DESSERT 3.99 New York style cheesecake • chocolate cake • carrot cake • pies • vanilla ice cream • root beer float *Southern Nevada Health District regulations governing the sanitation of food establishments - 96.03.0800.2: thoroughly cooking foods of animal origin such as eggs, fish, milk, poultry or shellfish reduces the risk of foodborne illness. Individuals with certain health conditions may be at higher risk if these foods are consumed raw or undercooked..
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