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Sandwiches Other Plates Side Orders Combo Meals Wraps & Salads Combo Meals Other Plates All your favorite dinners at a discounted price Fish Sandwich with Fries (Friday) ........ $10.14 Super Value Meal #1 ............................. $9.99 Piece of Fish (Friday) ............................. $9.21 Cheeseburger with French Fries and a Drink BBQ Pork Sandwich with Fries & Slaw .... $9.21 Super Value Meal #2 ........................... $10.59 Reuben with Fries .................................. $9.21 Marinated or Chicken Filet Sandwich Turkey Club with Fries .......................... $10.13 with French Fries and a Drink Swiss Mushroom Burger with Fries ........ $9.21 Super Value Meal #3 ............................. $8.49 Texas or White Hot with French Fries and a Drink 5601 Big Tree Rd., Lakeville, NY 14480 Philly Cheese Steak with Fries .............. $9.21 Super Value Meal #4 ........................... $10.99 346-6167 • Open Daily 11AM - 10PM Trash Plate (Texas Hots) ....................... $10.65 Red Osier Roast Beef with French Fries Trash Plate (Cheeseburgers) .............. $11.10 and a Drink Clam Strip Basket .................................. $8.29 Super Value Meal #5 ............................. $7.49 Sandwiches Shrimp Basket ......................................... $7.87 Macaroni & Cheese with French Fries Hamburger ............................................. $4.72 and a Drink Cheeseburger ....................................... $5.18 Super Value Meal #6 ............................. $7.49 Deluxe Burger ........................................ $5.51 Side Orders Kiddie Chicken Fingers with French Fries Bacon Burger ......................................... $5.79 and a Drink Bacon Burger Deluxe ............................ $6.11 French Fries ............................................ $3.24 Super Value Meal #7 ............................. $7.49 Swiss Mushroom Burger ......................... $6.44 Battered Fries ......................................... $3.94 Kiddie Grilled Cheese with French Fries Sweet Potato Fries ................................. $3.94 and a Drink Hot Dog - Texas or Pork ......................... $3.47 Chili Dog ................................................. $3.93 Onion Rings ............................................ $3.94 Super Value Meal #8 ........................... $11.49 Zucchini .................................................. $3.94 Pulled Pork BBQ with French Fries, Cheese Dog .......................................... $3.84 Cole Slaw and a Drink Chili Cheese Dog .................................. $4.38 Mushrooms ............................................. $3.94 Cauliflower ............................................. $3.94 Super Value Meal #9 ........................... $10.49 Marinated Chicken ............................... $5.83 Deluxe Burger with French Fries and Drink Chicken Filet .......................................... $5.83 Mozzarella Sticks .................................... $4.95 Super Value Meal #10 ......................... $10.99 Fried Bologna......................................... $4.58 Chili Cheese Fries .................................. $4.95 Bacon Burger Deluxe with French Fries BLT ........................................................... $4.95 Soup of the Day .................................... $3.71 and a Drink Tuna Melt ................................................ $5.51 Chili ......................................................... $3.71 Grilled Cheese ....................................... $3.47 Macaroni Salad ..................................... $3.71 Chicken Roast Beef Garlic Melt .......................... $6.44 Chef Salad ............................................. $3.71 Beef on Weck ........................................ $6.11 Chicken Fingers ..................................... $5.09 Pulled Pork BBQ ..................................... $6.11 Chicken Fingers with Fries ..................... $6.67 Italian Cheeseburger ............................ $5.18 Chicken Wings (Small) .......................... $8.36 Drinks Chicken Wings (Large) ....................... $15.85 Medium .................................................. $2.00 Dinner Plates Large....................................................... $2.15 Wraps & Salads Includes French Fries, Cole Slaw, Roll & Butter Buffalo Chicken Wrap........................... $6.44 Hot Turkey Sandwich with Gravy ......... $9.21 Turkey Bacon Swiss Wrap ...................... $6.44 Hot Roast Beef Sandwich with Gravy .. $9.21 Ice Cream Chicken Salad Wrap ............................. $6.44 Chicken Parmesan ............................... $9.21 Custard Ice Cream Taco Salad ............................................. $8.29 Four Piece Chicken ............................... $9.21 Small $3.47 • Med $3.94 • Large $4.17 Julienne Salad ....................................... $9.21 Breaded Fried Shrimp ........................... $9.21 Milkshake ................................................ $4.40 Grilled Chicken Salad ........................... $9.21 Clam Strip Dinner .................................. $9.21 Sundae ................................................... $4.63 Crispy Chicken Salad............................ $9.21 Fish Fry (Friday) ..................................... $11.07 Blizzard or Fruit Smoothie ...................... $4.40.
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