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Caspian Cafe MENU 4375 Sinton Rd, COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80907 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com click for full restaurant page & menu Caspian Cafe MENU 4375 Sinton Rd, COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80907 Description: Casual yet elegant eatery with a mix of Greek & Middle Eastern dishes accompanied by belly dancers. Phone: (719) 528-1155 Soup & Salad *Colobian Decaf This decaf uses only the highest grade of Colombian beans which creates its incredible aroma and smooth flavo *Avocado, Orange & Almond Salad - Spain Half $6.95/ Full $10.95 Mixed greens with orange segments, tomato, red onion, almonds and avocado, tossed in our orange and ginger vinaigrette, garnished with black olives and sun-dried tomato crumbles *Cafe House Salad, $4.95 Mixed baby greens, cucmbers, red onions, tomatoes, black currants, sun-dried tomato crumbles and sesame candy, served with your choice of dressing *Caspian Salad - Caspian Cafe Half $6.95/ Full $10.95 Romaine lettuce tossed with roasted garlic, lime juice, cilantro, tomatoes, onions, Spanish, Kalamata, and black olives, topped with toasted garlic chips, feta cheese, pine nuts, and fresh herbs *Greek Country Salad - Greece Half $6.95/ Full $10.95 Romaine lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, sweet bell peppers, feta cheese and kalamata olives, tossed in our Greek vinaigrette *Mediterranean Salad - Caspian Cafe Half $6.95/ Full $10.95 Crisp greens with sliced artichoke hearts, sun-dried tomatoes, red onions, sweet bell peppers and fresh fennel, tossed in our Greek vinaigrette, topped with buttermilk bleu cheese crumbles and black currants *Soup of the Day Cup $3.95/ Bowl $4.95 *Top Your Salad With: Gyros Meat......$4.99 | Falafel (3)......$3.99 | Lamb & Beef Kabob......$6.99 | Fried Chicken Tenders.....$3.99 | *Chicken Kabob......$6.99 | *Bleu Cheese Crumbles.....$2.99 | *Feta Cheese.....$2.49 | *Citrus Grilled Salmon.....$5.99 | *Grilled Tiger Shrimp.....$4.99 | *Grilled Chicken Breast.....$3.99 Page 1 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com VEGETARIAN DINNER ENTREES *Falafel Sandwich - Egypt, $9.95 Deep fried dumplings of ground chickpeas with fresh herbs and spices, served on grilled pita with tomatoes, red onions and tzatziki *Vegetable Bougetiere - Caspian Cafe, $19.95 A selection of seasonal fresh vegetables prepared uniquely to highlight their individual flavors, served with basmati rice. A vegetarian feast! *Veggie Caspian Sandwich - Caspian Cafe, $9.95 Toasted Barbari bread topped with grilled eggplant, roasted bell pepper, feta cheese, red onion, tomatoes and black olive tapenade Vetarian Moussaka - Greece, $21.95 A Greek pie with layers of grilled eggplant, roasted bell peppers, zucchini, potatoes, fire roasted tomatoes, fresh herbs and Parmesan cheese, served in our sweet basil marinara Page 2 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com ENTREES *Camarones de Naranja - Spain, $23.95 Tiger shrimp sauteed with fresh fennel and tomatoes, finished in a saffron cream sauce with orange, lemon essence and fresh parsley *Chicken with Honey & Almonds - Morocco, $19.95 Chicken breast sauteed in olive oil with garlic, shallots, coriander and almonds, finished in a rich broth with lemon, honey and fresh cilantro *Citrus Grilled Salmon - Caspian Cafe, $11.95 Lightly marinated filet of King Salmon served from our grill, topped with a citrus glaze of orange juice, lemon juice, fresh garlic and olive oil *Fresh Fish with Basil & Citrus - Portugal Market Price Filet of market fish pan seared with sun-dried tomatoes, shallots, garlic and citrus zest, simmered in fish stock infused with orange and lemon essence, fresh fruit slices, chili and fresh basil *Fresh Fish with Basil & Citrus - Portugal Market Price Filet of market fish pan seared with sun-dried tomatoes, shallots, garlic and citrus zest, simmered in fish stock infused with orange and lemon essence, fresh fruit slices, chili and fresh basil *Grilled Salmon in Spicy Honey Sauce - Caspian, $22.95 A cumin dusted grilled filet of king salmon, glazed in a spicy honey sauce infused with ginger and chili, topped with tiger shrimp sauteed in Moroccan butter with tomatoes and fresh herbs *Gyros Platter - Greece, $16.95 A blend of seasoned beef and lamb spit-roasted, sliced and accompanied by toasted pita, tomatoes, feta cheese, olives, onions, lemon wedges, tzatziki and basmati rice based with saffron butter. Also available with grilled chicken or halal beef *Lamb Tagine with Apricot & Almond, $23.95 Tender pieces of slowly braised lamb served in a natural jus with sun-dried apricots, fresh garlic, shallots, coriander, red chilies, tomatoes, fresh cilantro and toasted almonds *Lamb Tagine with Apricot & Almond - Morocco, $14.95 Tender pieces of slowly braised lamb served in a natural jus with sun-dried apricots, fresh garlic, shallots, coriander, red chilies, tomatoes, fresh cilantro and toasted almonds *Lamb Tagine with Artichoke & Fava Bean - Morocco, $14.95 Slow cooked lamb morsels served in a savory sauce made with fresh ginger, saffron, cilantro, fava beans, tomatoes, artichokes and cilantro *Lamb Tagine with Artichoke & Fava Bean - Morocco, $23.95 Slow cooked lamb morsels served in a savory sauce made with fresh ginger, saffron, cilantro, fava beans, tomatoes, artichokes and cilantro Page 3 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com ENTREES *Middle Eastern Kabob - Iran/Turkey, $12.95 One skewer of kabob made from your choice of either ground lamb and beef or *marinated grilled chicken, served over basmati rice, accompanied by fresh yogurt, broiled tomatoes and grilled pita, topped with onions and sumac *Middle Eastern Kabob - Itan/Turkey, $19.95 Two skewers of kabob made from your choice of either ground lamb and beef or *marinated chicken, served over basmati rice, accompanied by fresh yogurt, broiled tomatoes and grilled pita, topped with onions and sumac *Moroccan Chicken - Morocco, $11.95 Pan seared chicken breast rubbed with a Moroccan spiced herb butter, braised in a rich broth with fresh squeezed lemon and oranges *Moroccan Chicken - Morocco, $19.95 Pan seared chicken breast rubbed with a Moroccan spiced herb butter, braised in a rich broth with fresh squeezed lemons and oranges *Moules Mariniere - France, $11.95 Mussles steamed in white wine with fresh garlic, shallots, and Herbs de Provence, finished with a touch of cream and fresh parsley, served with fresh baked bread and our herb-infused dipping oil *Moules Mariniere - France, $19.95 Mussels steamed in white wine with fresh garlic, shallots and Herbs e Provence, finished with a touch of cream and fresh parsley, served with fresh baked bread and our herb-infused olive oil *Moussaka - Greece, $11.95 A Greek pie with layers of seasoned lamb and beef, potatoes, grilled eggplant and zucchini, finished with fresh herbs, Bechamel sauce and Parmesan cheese *Moussaka - Greece, $21.95 A Greek pie with layers of seasoned lamb and beef, potatoes, grilled eggplant and zucchini, finished with fresh herbs, Bechamel sauce and Parmesan cheese *Persian Chicken with Walnut Sauce - Iran, $11.95 Chicken breast sauteed in olive oil with walnuts, dried apricots, caramelized onions and spices, finished in a rich broth infused with pomegranate and fresh cilantro *Persian Chicken with Walnut Sauce - Iran, $11.95 Chicken breast sauteed in olive oil with walnuts, dried apricots, caramelized onions and spices, finished in a rich broth infused with pomegranate and fresh cilantro *Persian Chicken with Walnut Sauce - Iran, $19.95 Chicken breast sauteed in olive oil with walnuts, dried apricots, caramelized onions and spices, finished in a rich broth infused with pomegranate and fresh cilantro Page 4 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com ENTREES *Pomegranate Glazed Ribs - Caspian cafe Half Rack $19.95/ Full Rack $27.95 St. Louis cut pork ribs slow cooked in a rich broth infused with ginger, lemon-grass, roasted garlic, Mediterranean spices, red wine and fresh vegetables, finished on a char-broiler, glazed with pomegranate BBQ sauce, topped with sesame seeds and green onions *Porcini Grilled Rib Eye - Italy, $27.95 A 10oz. grilled Choice rib eye, basted with porcini butter, topped with sauteed artichokes, fresh fennel, sun-dried tomatoes and sweet basil *Rosemary Braised Lamb Shank - France, $27.95 Lamb shank slowly braised in red wine, infused with rosemary, vegetables and roasted garlic, served with a three bean cassoulette, over mashed potatoes in a rosemary demi-glace *Seafood and Fennel Tagine - Morocco Market Price Filet of market fish and tiger shrimp slowly cooked in a rich broth with Chermoula (a Moroccan herb/spice paste), fresh fennel, potatoes, a touch of honey, chili and orange essence, topped with green onion *Stuffed Pork Chop - Caspian Cafe, $22.95 Grilled boneless center cut pork chop stuffed with Spanish, Kalamata and black olives, tomatoes, roasted garlic, red onions, fresh herbs and feta cheese, served with a cherry demi-glace *Vegetarian Moussaka - Caspian Cafe, $11.95 A Greek pie with layers of grilled eggplant, roasted bell peppers, zucchini, potatoes, fire roasted tomatoes, fresh herbs and Parmesan cheese, served in our sweet basil marinara Page 5 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com COFFEE *Americano, $3.95 A double shot of espresso added to hot water *Cafe Latte, $4.95 A double shot of espresso blended with steamed milk and topped with a dollop of foam. Special flavors are available upon request *Cafe Mocha / White Mocha, $4.95 A double shot of espresso blended with
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