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Overstuffed Sandwich Platter Breakfast BEST BREAKFAST SELLER! Minimum 10. Utensils and plates upon request. ® 49 $ per5 person PLATTER ASSORTMENT: [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] Corned Beef on Rye ® Assorted Fresh Baked Roast Beef on Dark Rye SCHMALTZ Bagels with Cream Cheese, Pastrami on Marble Rye BAGEL Fresh Seasonal Fruit Bowl & Turkey Pastrami on Marble Rye Breakfast Sweets [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] Turkey on Sundried Tomato BREAKFAST See Breakfast Extras list for more options. ® Salami & Cheese on Onion Roll SCHMALTZ SIGNATURE [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]Chicken Salad on Whole Wheat Tuna Salad on Whole Wheat Egg Strata Breakfast $6.99 per person Egg Salad on Challah Egg and challah bread strata baked with cheese, plus side choice of CATERING HOTLINE OVERSTUFFED ™ Caprese on Sundried Tomato Schmacon or corned beef hash, and choice of fresh seasonal fruit bowl or breakfast sweets tray. (855) 630-DELI[][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]SANDWICH French Toast Breakfast $5.99 per person 3354 Challah bread French toast sprinkled with powdered sugar with PLATTER sides of butter & syrup. Served with fresh seasonal fruit bowl. ORDER ONLINE AT Feed your hungry crowd with a tray of our BOXED LUNCHES Scrambled Egg Breakfast $6.49 per person signature OVERSTUFFED sandwiches. Perfect for Includes our famous Half Stuffed sandwiches, choice of Farm fresh scrambled eggs with assorted bagels (one per person), SCHMALTZDELI.COM business meetings, sporting events, holiday regular or baked chips, choice of apple or cookies, condiments, cream cheese, plus your choice of Schmacon™ or corned beef pickle, napkin and mint packed in a box. You will receive a parties and impromptu gatherings. Includes an hash. assortment of sandwiches cut in half, served on variety of sandwiches listed above based upon how many Deluxe Lox Cold Breakfast $13.29 per person boxes you order. Change in the assortment of sandwiches may [email protected] a platter, plus pickles, individual result in additional charges. Minimum 10 for delivery. Fresh Nova Lox beautifully arranged, served with tomatoes, bags of chips and condiments on onion, capers, cucumbers, olives, and other traditional the side. Add cheese to $ 79 $8.49 per box garnishments. Includes fresh bagels (one per person) and sandwiches for 79¢ each. cream cheese. 9 If you would like a larger sandwich, (Change in the assortment of sandwiches Overstuffed per person per person, avail. with may result in additional charges.) ask for the Overstuffed. any breakfast purchase. $9.79 per box BREAKFAST EXTRAS Minimum 10. [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]$ 89 Schmacon™ (Beef’s Answer To Bacon™) $1.99 7 Grilled Salami Steaks $1.99 Half Stuffed Schmaltz’s Famous Corned Beef Hash $1.69 per person BABY SCHMALTZES Breakfast Potatoes $1.69 A great afternoon snack or light Yogurt & Granola $2.79 DELI MEAT Minimum 10. Utensils lunch! A variety of our most popular sandwiches Bottled Juice $1.89 and plates upon request. with meat piled high on mini-knotted Challah rolls, beautifully Milk $2.50 PLATTER Overstuff ‘em yourself! Your choice of three meats (less than arranged on a tray. Condiments and pickles on the side. [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] Extras For 10 People (available only with breakfast entrée) 20 people) or four meats (more than 20 people). Served We recommend two to three Baby Schmaltzes per person. Bagels and Cream Cheese $21.99 with your choice of creamy cole slaw or potato salad, plus Condiments on the side. Side salad and chips not included. (10 sliced bagels on a tray with one flavor of cream cheese) assorted breads, lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, onions, and Small plates provided upon request. Breakfast Sweets Tray $23.99 Seasonal Fruit Bowl $27.99 condiments. Add cheese for 79¢ * $29.99 per dozen Coffee for 8 Includes cups, sugars, creamers, stirrers, etc. $17.99 Add chips for 59¢ * [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] *per person WE $ 69 DELIVER DELI MEAT PLATTER 9 SCHMALTZ DELICATESSEN [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]BREAKFAST per person 1512 N. NAPER BLVD., #152 ASSORTMENT: ® Corned Beef Pastrami NE CORNER NAPER & OGDEN Roast Beef Salami P: (630) 245-7595 DELI HOURS Turkey Pastrami Turkey Breast F: (630) 245-7596 Monday-Friday 7 am - 7 pm Chicken Breast Salad Bologna Saturday 8 am - 3 pm Tuna Salad Sunday 8 am - 3 pm Add Cheeses: American, Cheddar, Swiss, Provolone and Muenster Other Catering Hours By Request [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] SCHMALTZ® SIGNATURE SALADS DON’T FORGET Each large salad feeds up to 10 as an entrée and HOT BUFFETS 20 as a side. Each small salad feeds up to 5 as an entrée and 10 as a side. Southwest Fiesta Buffet $9.99* Schmaltz Overstuffed Frank Buffet $6.49* DESSERT! Complete fajita and taco buffet served with lettuce, Schmaltz-brand all-beef franks with all the fixings. Add our Mini-Cookie Tray Add a side house or Caesar salad tomatoes, onions, grilled onions, peppers, salsa, sour cream, famous Schmaltz brisket chili as a topping for 79¢ per person Small (10 people) $11.99 to any entree or hot buffet for guacamole, shredded cheese, tortilla chips and soft tortillas! (when available). Served with creamy cole slaw and chips. Medium (20 people) $21.99 99¢ per person. Large (30 people) $31.99 Request chicken breast or beef sirloin (both available for 20 or Hot Deli Meat Buffet $12.49* Add a side deluxe salad more). Served with paprika rice and black beans. Perfect for after lunch or for $1.99 per person. Build your own overstuffed hot corned beef, pastrami, brisket or an afternoon snack. Pasta Buffet $8.99* turkey pastrami (choice of two) sandwiches. Served with toppings Selection will vary. SMALL LARGE Pasta buffet served with two sauces (tangy tomato marinara and of cole slaw, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, spicy mustard, Russian Caesar Salad $29.99 $39.99 pesto cream). Includes steamed broccoli, Schmacon™ bits., diced dressing, seeded & marble rye breads and onion rolls. Three meats Cheesecake & w/ Bagel Chips peppers, parmesan cheese, pepper flakes, and bread & butter. available for $1.99 per person. Includes a side of potato salad. Mini-Cookie Tray $3.99 per person Fresh greens and Parmesan Add meatballs or sliced grilled chicken for $1.99 per person. Schmaltz Famous Brisket Buffet $12.49* cheese served with our homemade Take it over the top with a variety of Schmaltz Bar-B-Que Buffet $8.79* Slow-cooked beef brisket sliced and served in its own juice croutons and Caesar dressing on individual cheesecakes and mini-cookies! Chicken breasts, burgers, and Schmaltz all-beef franks with with sides of BBQ sauce and horseradish sauce. Served with the side. all the fixings, including cheese. Add Schmaltz brisket chili as French rolls and butter, and creamy cole slaw. Jumbo-Cookie Tray $2.49 per person House Salad $29.99 $39.99 Go big with an assortment of our jumbo New York a topping (when available) for 79¢ per person. Served with Stuff It! Baked Potato Buffet $6.49* w/ Veggies creamy cole slaw and potato chips. Black & White, oatmeal raisin, chocolate chip, M&M, and A huge Idaho baker served up with a buffet of stuffers including Fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, broccoli, kitchen sink cookies. sour cream, shredded cheese, steamed broccoli, butter, chives & onions and red peppers over leafy greens. Schmacon™. Add our famous Schmaltz brisket chili as a Served with ranch and balsamic vinaigrette APPETIZER topping for 79¢ per person (when available). By the tray. Utensils & dressings. small plates upon request. Deluxe Greek Salad $34.49 $45.99 TRAYS Each tray is a snack for 20 - 25. Cucumber, tomatoes, onions, black olives and feta cheese Hummus, Olives & Pita $33.99 over fresh greens. Served with our homemade Greek FAMOUS SOUP Add a cup of our homemade soup to round out your Fresh Vegetables and Ranch Dip $33.99 dressing on the side. [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]meal, or make it a soup and salad lunch. Available by the cup or gallon. Includes crackers and spoons Chopped Liver & Rye Bread and Crackers $35.99 (and ladle and bowls if applicable). Gallon feeds 15 - 20. $3.69 per cup $37.99 per gallon Cheese & Crackers $33.99 Deluxe Schmaltz Chopped & $39.99 Chicken Noodle • Chicken Matzo Ball • Soup of the Day • Tomato Basil (gallon only) Fresh Mozzarella, Tomato Pesto with Pita Cobb Salad $34.49 $45.99 Sliced Seasonal Fruit Platter $35.99 Crumbled Schmacon™, chopped hardboiled egg and chunks of bleu cheese over leafy greens. Served with balsamic vinaigrette and ranch dressings. Deluxe Caprese Salad $34.49 $45.99 CHICKEN ENTRÉES BEEF ENTRÉES Fresh Mozzarella cheese, tomatoes, cucumbers and red peppers Greek Chicken $8.99* Lasagna (Beef or Vegetable) $49.99 pan only over fresh greens with our homemade pesto dressing. Marinated bone-in chicken with classic Greek spices and fresh Choose
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