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Lochside a La Carte.Indd À LA CARTE MENU STARTERS M AINS GRILL & BURGERS DESSERTS CHEF’S HOMEMADE SLOW BRAISED BEEF TOPPED CHARGRILLED SIRLOIN STEAK £23.95 CHEESECAKE OF THE DAY £6.75 8oz steak, grilled mushrooms, SOUP OF THE DAY £5.50 WITH BLACK PUDDING £15.95 whipped cream, vanilla ice cream tomato, fries, crusty roll pepper cream, potatoes, creamed mash, (vegan option available) roasted root vegetables CHARGRILLED FILLET STEAK £26.95 BREAST OF CHICKEN 8oz steak, grilled mushrooms, STICKY TOFFEE PUDDING £6.75 BAKED FILLET OF SALMON £14.95 CAESAR SALAD £6.75 tomato, fries, warm caramel sauce, tablet ice cream wrapped in filo pastry, cream cheese, parmesan cheese, herb croutons spring onion cream sauce CHARGRILLED BUTTERFLY ETON MESS SUNDAE £6.95 BREAST OF CHICKEN £11.95 fresh strawberries, crushed meringue, raspberry DUO OF MELON & WARM CHICKEN & PANCETTA SALAD £14.95 grilled mushrooms, tomato, fries, FRUIT COMPOTE £6.25 pineapple, rocket leaves, sunblushed tomatoes, yoghurt ice, white chocolate curls fruit yogurt ice, coconut shavings brie, red onion, honey and mustard dressing CHARGRILLED GAMMON STEAK £11.95 grilled mushrooms, tomato, fries, VANILLA CREME BRULEE £6.75 CAJUN CHICKEN NACHOS £6.95 PAN SEARED BREAST OF DUCK £16.95 homemade shortbread, blueberry compote smoked cheddar glaze, chocolate and cherry jus, add peppercorn sauce or red wine gravy £2.25 roasted root vegetables jalapenos, crème fraiche AFTER EIGHT COUPE £6.95 RAD STEAK BURGER £13.50 chocolate fudge cake, chocolate sauce, GRATIN OF SMOKED HADDOCK 6oz burger, applewood smoked cheddar, chantilly cream, mint choc chip ice cream HAGGIS BON BONS £6.95 & PRAWNS £14.95 bacon, salsa, fries, toasted bun, coleslaw cracked black pepper cream parmesan crust, toasted garic ciaba a bread HAWAIIAN STEAK BURGER £13.50 STEAMED RASPBERRY JAM SPONGE £6.75 sauce anglaise CHICKEN LIVER PATE £6.75 TERIYAKI STIR FRY £12.50 6oz burger, pineapple, salsa, parmesan fries, apple and cider chutney, vegetables, noodles (vegan option available) toasted bun, coleslaw garlic ciaba a bread add salmon fillet £3 beef £4 king prawns £4 GRAZING CHEESE BOARD £8.50 SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN BURGER £13.50 smoked, brie, lanark blue, cheddar, nuts, cajun mayonnaise, garlic fries, grapes, red onion and chilli chutney, biscuit CRISPY TEMPURA CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA £13.95 basmati rice, mango chutney, poppadums toasted bun, coleslaw and oatcake selection CHICKEN £6.95 VEGETABLE £6.50 sweet chilli sauce BEETROOT, MUSHROOM & RAD CLASSICS ONION BURGER £12.50 TRIO OF ICE CREAM £6.50 MAIN COURSE CRISPY mayonnaise, salsa, fries, toasted bun, vanilla, chocolate, raspberry ripple, tablet cheddar (vegan option available) choice of sauces: to ee, chocolate, raspberry TEMPURA WITH FRIES BATTERED FILLET OF HADDOCK £13.50 CHICKEN £13.95 VEGETABLE £11.95 fries, mushy peas, tartar sauce, fresh lemon PAN SEARED TRADITIONAL STEAK PIE £13.50 KING SCALLOPS £8.50 pu pastry, creamed mash potatoes, crisp pance a, tomato salsa, roasted root vegetables Garlic Ciaba a Bread — £2.95 black pudding crumb Garlic Ciaba a Bread CAJUN CHICKEN & SUNBLUSHED with Cheese — £3.50 PRAWN & CRAYFISH TOMATO PENNE £12.95 Ba ered Onion Rings — £2.95 mozzarella glaze, garlic ciaba a bread COCKTAIL £7.50 French Fries — £2.95 ciaba a bread, marie rose sauce SUCCULENT BREAST OF CHICKEN £14.50 Chilli Fries, Cajun Fries, Parmasan haggis, creamed and roast potatoes, Fries — £3.50 Should you have concerns about a food allergy or intolerance, CREAMY GARLIC MUSHROOMS £6.50 please speak to our sta before you order your food or drink roast root vegetables, peppercorn cream Bu ered Baby Vegetables — £2.95 mini croissant — VEGETARIAN — VEGAN.
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