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MT Menu 19X13 1910 V4 Web.Pdf TAVERN BLOODY MARY SPECIALTY DRINKS TAVERN BLOODY MARY Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Bloody Mary mix, seasoned rim, garnished with a celery stalk, beef stick, green olives, dill pickle chips, cheese curds and a pickled mushroom $11 360 Calories • $14 440 Calories PERFECT LONG ISLAND Mount Gay Eclipse Rum, 1800 Reposado Tequila, Cointreau, Tito’s Handmade Vodka, New Amsterdam Gin, premium lemonade, topped with Pepsi, garnished with a maraschino cherry, lemon and orange wedges $12 260 Calories • $15 390 Calories WHISKEY LONG ISLAND Jack Daniel’s, Jim Beam, Jameson, Cointreau, premium lemonade, topped with Sierra Mist, garnished with a maraschino cherry, lemon and orange wedges $12 230 Calories • $15 330 Calories LIGHTSABER LIMEADE Absolut Citron Vodka, premium sour mix, topped with Sierra Mist, THE BLUE THING garnished with a maraschino cherry and lime wedge FROZEN MARGARITA $9 250 Calories • $12 370 Calories TITO’S MULE Tito’s Handmade Vodka, lime juice, topped with ginger beer, garnished with a mint sprig and lime wedge $9 190 Calories • $12 280 Calories IRISH APPLE COOLER Jameson Irish Whiskey, Absolut Citron Vodka, Sour Apple Pucker, premium lemonade, lemon wedge, garnished with a mint sprig and apple balls $9 180 Calories • $12 270 Calories THE BLUE THING FROZEN MARGARITA Sauza Gold, blue Curaçao, premium sour mix, agave, garnished with a lime $10 250 Calories • $13 380 Calories TRIPLE TEQUILA MARGARITA Avion Silver, 1800 Reposado, Sauza Gold, Cointreau, premium sour mix, salt rim, garnished with a lime wedge $11 250 Calories • $14 380 Calories STRAWBERRY MARGARITA 1800 Reposado Tequila, Cointreau, strawberry puree, premium sour mix, sugar rim, garnished with a strawberry and lime wedge $10 330 Calories • $13 490 Calories PREMIERE MIMOSA New Amsterdam Red Berry Vodka, orange juice, topped with Prosecco, garnished with a strawberry $10 170 Calories • $13 260 Calories IRISH APPLE COOLER MAVERICK LEMONADE Absolut Citron Vodka, Svedka Mango Pineapple Vodka, premium lemonade, pineapple juice, garnished with a maraschino cherry and pineapple wedge $9 230 Calories • $12 420 Calories JUNGLE CRUISE PUNCH SPECIALTY DRINKS WONDER WOMAN Pinnacle Tropical Punch Vodka, blue Curaçao, premium lemonade, grenadine, cranberry juice, topped with Sierra Mist, garnished with a lemon wedge $9 230 Calories • $12 350 Calories JUNGLE CRUISE PUNCH Cruzan Rum, Malibu Coconut Rum, premium sour mix, passion fruit puree, strawberry puree, garnished with a maraschino cherry, lemon and pineapple wedges $10 250 Calories • $13 530 Calories GHOSTBUSTER BERRY PUNCH New Amsterdam Red Berry Vodka, premium lemonade, strawberry puree topped with Prosecco, garnished with a maraschino cherry and lemon wedge $10 270 Calories • $13 410 Calories BLACKBERRY REFRESHER Bacardi Limon Rum, Korbel Brandy, Peach Schnapps, blackberry puree, premium lemonade, topped with club soda, garnished with a maraschino cherry and lemon wedge $9 180 Calories • $12 280 Calories STRAWBERRY LEMONADE SANGRIA Canyon Road Chardonnay, triple sec, strawberry puree, premium lemonade, topped with Sierra Mist, garnished with apple balls and a lemon wedge $9 280 Caloriess PROUDLY POURING Available in singles and doubles VODKA Absolut, Absolut Citron, Grey Goose, New Amsterdam, New Amsterdam Red Berry, Pinnacle Tropical Punch, Svedka Mango Pineapple, Tito’s Handmade Vodka WHISKEY & BOURBON Crown Royal, Early Times, Fireball, Jack Daniel’s, Jameson, Jim Beam, Maker’s Mark, Seagram’s 7, Woodford Reserve SCOTCH Dewar’s, Johnnie Walker Black TEQUILA 1800 Reposado, Avion Silver, Patron Silver, Sauza Gold RUM Bacardi Limon, Bacardi Superior, Captain Morgan, Cruzan, Malibu Coconut, Mt. Gay Eclipse GIN Beefeater, Bombay Sapphire, New Amsterdam, Tanqueray CORDIALS Cointreau, Kahlua, Hennessy Cognac, Korbel Brandy PICK YOUR DRAFT ANY TAVERN DRAFTS TANKARD REFILL Regular / Large ANGRY ORCHARD 240/360 Calories BLUE MOON BELGIAN WHITE 220/330 Calories BUY A 42 oz. TANKARD AND PICK YOUR DRAFT BUD LIGHT 150/225 Calories FOR $25. COORS LIGHT 140/210 Calories KEEP THE GLASS. REFILLS STARTING LAGUNITAS IPA 240/360 Calories AT $12. MILLER LITE 130/195 Calories 340-710 Calories MODELO ESPECIAL 160/240 Calories SAMUEL ADAMS NEW ENGLAND IPA 250/375 Calories SAMUEL ADAMS SEASONAL 270/405 Calories STELLA ARTOIS 200/300 Calories ASK ABOUT OUR LOCAL CRAFT BEER SELECTIONS BOTTLES & CANS BUDWEISER CORONA EXTRA FOUNDERS ALL DAY IPA GUINNESS HEINEKEN LEINENKUGEL’S SEASONAL MICHELOB ULTRA TRULY WILD BERRY SELTZER TRULY BLUEBERRY SELTZER ASK ABOUT OUR LOCAL CRAFT BEER SELECTIONS TAVERN VINTAGES RED 6 oz 9 oz Bottle CANYON ROAD CABERNET $7 $10 $26 150 Calories 220 Calories 620 Calories ROBERT MONDAVI PRIVATE $10 $13 $38 SELECTION PINOT NOIR 150 Calories 220 Calories 620 Calories $8 $11 $30 WOODBRIDGE CABERNET 150 Calories 220 Calories 620 Calories $12 $15 $46 APOTHIC RED BLEND 150 Calories 230 Calories 630 Calories WHITE BELLA SERA MOSCATO $7 $10 $26 140 Calories 210 Calories 580 Calories KENDALL-JACKSON $12 $15 $46 145 Calories 220 Calories 610 Calories CHARDONNAY $7 $10 $26 CANYON ROAD CHARDONNAY 150 Calories 220 Calories 620 Calories $9 $12 $34 ECCO DOMANI PINOT GRIGIO 150 Calories 220 Calories 620 Calories $13 $16 $47 NOBILO SAUVIGNON BLANC 150 Calories 225 Calories 635 Calories $13 $16 $47 LA MARCA PROSECCO 160 Calories 230 Calories 660 Calories ROSÉ $8 $11 $30 PROPHECY ROSÉ 140 Calories 210 Calories 580 Calories TAVERN BEVERAGES Refills available for soft drinks, iced tea, and coffee SOFT DRINKS 0-222 Calories FROZEN STRAWBERRY BOTTLED WATER LEMONADE 20 oz. $5 $6 230 Calories ICEES LIPTON ICED TEA Cherry or Blue Raspberry $ 5 0-170 Calories Regular $6 130 Calories Large $7 360 Calories COFFEE $3 GENERAL TSO’S CAULIFLOWER JAMAICAN JERK WINGS GAME DAY PLATTER CHEF’S STARTERS CHICKEN TENDERS NACHOS GRANDE Seasoned fries, choice of BBQ, Buffalo, Korean sauce Choice of nacho chicken or taco beef, tortilla chips, or ranch dressing $13.50 960 Calories cheddar cheese sauce, pico de gallo, jalapeño, black beans, lettuce, cilantro, guacamole, sour cream $13.50 1180-1260 Calories CHICKEN WINGS Substitute grilled carne asada $2 160 Calories One pound of bone-in wings, tossed with BBQ, Substitute shrimp $3 190 Calories Buffalo, Korean sauce or Jamaican Jerk dry rub, served with celery and carrot sticks, choice of ranch or blue cheese dressing $17 790-1060 Calories QUESADILLA Choice of nacho chicken or taco beef, flour tortilla, cheddar and jack cheese, pico de gallo, cilantro, MOZZARELLA STICKS guacamole, sour cream, fire-roasted salsa Lightly battered, marinara $11.50 1100-1190 Calories $9.50 690 Calories Substitute grilled carne asada $2 160 Calories Substitute shrimp $3 190 Calories CHEWY PRETZEL BITES Cheddar cheese sauce $10 400 Calories ROASTED RED PEPPER HUMMUS Italian pita, cucumber, carrots, celery, red bell pepper $10 590 Calories GENERAL TSO’S CAULIFLOWER Deep-fried cauliflower, General Tso’s sauce, red chile, green onions, sesame seeds CHIP & DIP TRIO Tortilla chips, cheddar cheese sauce, $10 730 Calories fire-roasted salsa, guacamole $7 690 Calories GAME DAY PLATTER Three mini cheeseburgers, half-pound of chicken wings, seasoned fries with cheddar cheese sauce SEASONED FRIES $5.50 520 Calories and applewood-smoked bacon Loaded with cheese and bacon $20 1800-1900 Calories $9.50 880 Calories TAVERN PLATTER Four chicken tenders, four mozzarella sticks, POPCORN MOVIE BUCKET $9 1540 Calories seasoned fries with cheddar cheese sauce $ and applewood-smoked bacon Add Odell’s Real Butter 1.50 1320 Calories $18.50 1420 Calories POPCORN SINGLE BAG $7 590 Calories FRIED PICKLES $ Lightly breaded dill pickle chips, Add Odell’s Real Butter 1 500 Calories chipotle ranch dressing $8 370 Calories Chef Favorite Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness. BBQ CHICKEN PIZZA THE CARNIVORE CLASSIC PIZZAS Medium 12” crust (gluten-free 10” crust available) Zaffiro’s pizza sauce, mozzarella, parmesan and romano cheeses “EBF” (EVERYTHING BUT FISH) Pepperoni, sausage, mushroom, onion, bell pepper, black olive $19 1370 Calories THE CARNIVORE Pepperoni, sausage, applewood-smoked bacon $17.50 1500 Calories VEGGIE Mushroom, onion, bell pepper, black olive $15.50 950 Calories BBQ CHICKEN Roasted chicken, applewood-smoked bacon, onion, cilantro, BBQ sauce $17 1490 Calories SAUSAGE SPECIAL Sausage, mushroom, onion $15.50 1060 Calories CUSTOM PIZZAS Zaffiro’s pizza sauce, mozzarella, parmesan and romano cheeses 12” Pizza $12.50 850 Calories | Gluten-free 10” Pizza $12.50 510 Calories TOPPINGS Meats $1.75 each: pepperoni 160 Calories, sausage 190 Calories, roasted chicken 190 Calories, applewood-smoked bacon 140 Calories Veggies $.75 each: mushroom 10 Calories, onion 20 Calories, bell pepper 10 Calories, black olive 90 Calories, tomato 10 Calories, jalapeño 15 Calories Extra Cheese $1.75 180 Calories CHICKEN CHIPOTLE SLIDERS HOLLYWOOD HEAT TAVERN SANDWICHES & WRAPS All sandwiches and wraps served with choice of seasoned fries 290 Calories or fruit cup 60 Calories Substitute side Caesar 250 Calories or side dinner salad 40-200 Calories $2 CRISPY CHICKEN RANCH SANDWICH BACON GRILLED CHEESE Lightly breaded chicken breast, American cheese, & CREAMY TOMATO SOUP lettuce, tomato, dill pickles, grilled onions and ranch Gouda, fontina, applewood-smoked bacon, $ dressing, on a brioche bun 13.50 950 Calories on Italian bread $15.50 1290 Calories TURKEY BACON CLUB WRAP BAJA CHICKEN SANDWICH Oven-roasted turkey, applewood-smoked bacon, Grilled chicken breast, pepper jack cheese, guacamole, lettuce, tomato,
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