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Smokehouse Verde: TACOS K-STEAK SPUD SHACK Butcher's Block 19-Jul 20-Jul 21-Jul 22-Jul 23-Jul 24-Jul 25-Jul Venue Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Teriyaki Pork Loin Parmesan Chicken Turkey w/ Gravy Beer Battered Shrimp Cod Florentine Roasted Pork Loin w/ Chicken Marsala Baked Ziti Demi Glaze Mesquite Flank Steak Roasted Beef w/ Gravy Parmesan Mashed Smoked Gouda Macaroni Wedged Potatoes Garlic orzo Potatoes & Cheese Rice Pilaf Seasoned Wedged Herbed Fingerling Herbed Noodles Garlic Bread Pinto Beans Potatoes Potatoes Seasoned Spinach Roasted Zucchini Wedges Green Beans & Tomatoes Roasted Asparagus Steamed Broccoli Roasted Zucchini & Squash Carrots Buttered Corn 5-- Way Veggie Blend Roasted Cauliflower Assorted Cakes & Pies Assorted Cakes & Pies Assorted Cakes & Pies Assorted Cakes & Pies Assorted Cakes & Pies Cobbler or Warm Cobbler or Warm Pudding Cobbler or Warm Pudding Cobbler or Warm Pudding Cobbler or Warm Pudding Pudding Dinner Roll Dinner Roll Dinner Roll Dinner Roll Corn Bread Corn Bread Corn Bread Corn Bread Smokehouse Verde: TACOS K-STEAK SPUD SHACK Butcher's Block Bulgogi Beef or Baked Potatoes, BBQ Beef Brisket or Fired Braised Pork & Buttermilk Mashed The Reuben: Corn Cider Brined Oven Seasoned Slow Roasted Portello Potatoes, Mashed Beef, Sauerkraut & Smoked Turkey Breast Taco Beef Mushroom Potatoes & Tater TOTS Swiss Cheese Mexican Rice, Pinto Korean Cheesesteak: Fried Braised Beans, Cuban Cheese, Peppers k& The Rachel: Smoked Blue Cheese Crimson, Lentil Onions, Sriaracha Pulled Chicken & Turkey, Slaw, Russian Coleslaw Peccadillo Mayo, Kimchi Pulled Pork Dressing Sticky Rice Bowl: Jasmine Country-Style Green Cheddar Cheese, Crumbled Rice, Sautéed Kimchi, Caramelized Onions, The New Yorker: Beans, Cowboy Baked Queso, Salsa Verde, Pico Diced Scallions, Pickles Garlic Broccoli, Sautéed Smoked Turkey, Corn Beans de Gallo Onions Mushrooms Beef, Slaw & Swiss Classic Banana Corn Taco Shell, Flour Tortilla, Szechuan Green Beans 3-Bean Chili, Cheeses, Homemade Kettle Pudding Cinnamon Churros & Sweet Potato Fries Cheese Sauce & Peppers CHIPS & Dill Pickles Breakfast Sandwiches Breakfast Sandwiches Breakfast Sandwiches Breakfast Sandwiches Breakfast Sandwiches Patty Melts, Hot Dogs, Patty Melts, Hot Dogs, Chicken Patty Melts, Hot Dogs, Patty Melts, Hot Dogs, Patty Melts, Hot Dogs, Chicken Fingers Fingers Chicken Fingers Chicken Fingers Chicken Fingers Hamburger, Hotdog Hamburger, Hot Dog Hamburger, Hotdog Hamburger, Hotdog Hamburger, Hot Dog Chicken, Grilled Cheese Chicken, Grilled Cheese Chicken, Grilled Cheese Chicken, Grilled Cheese Chicken, Grilled Cheese SOUPS of the Day SOUPS of the Day SOUPS of the Day SOUPS of the Day SOUPS of the Day.
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