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Phone: 826-9444 Served on Your Choice of Sourdough, 9 Grain, English Torta De Milanesa - W/ Cheese, Avocado, Tomato, Onion Fax: 826-9593 & Jalapeños SPECIALTY COFFEE DRINKS PIZZA 9” 12oz 16oz Supreme w/ Pepperoni, Sausage, Bell Peppers, Onions Cappuccino .....................................3.25 ............ 4.00 & Black Olives ............................................... 9.99 Latte ................................................3.25 ............ 4.00 Pepperoni & Cheese ........................................... 8.99 Mocha White or Dark .......................3.75 ............ 4.50 Cheese ................................................................ 7.99 Caramel Macchiato ..........................4.00 ............ 4.75 Americano .......................................2.50 ............ 3.00 Authentic Mexican Fare Chai Tea Latte ................................3.50 ............ 4.00 Beef / Asada • Marinated Pork / Al Pastor Espresso 2 shots .............................2.25 Chicken / Pollo • Beef Head / Cabeza • Spicy Pork / Chorizo Espresso ....................................................... 1.00 Tripe / Tripa • Pork Belly / Chicharrón • Tongue / Lengua Shrimp / Camarón • Fish / Pescado Flavors ............................................................ .75 Decaf, nonfat milk and soy milk available upon request Monday - Friday 7:30 am to 3:30 pm Breakfast / Desayuno All coffee drinks can be served hot or iced. Catering all hours, 7 days a week Burrito - Choice of Meat ..................................................7.99 / 8.99 BREAKFAST Chilaquiles ..........................7.99 ....... w/2 Eggs ................... 9.99 Burrito - w/ choice of Bacon, Ham or Sausage ..... 6.99 Lunch / Almuerzo PAISAN’S DELIVERS The Papou - Burrito w/Spinach, Turkey & Feta ..... 7.99 Tacos - Choice of Meat w/ Cilantro, Onion & Salsa ........... 2.99 / 3.99 We’ll bring a Little Italian to You! Egg & Cheese Sandwich ..................................... 4.99 “A Little Italian...A Lotta Fun!!! Quesadilla - w/ Cheese, Guacamole, Sour Cream & Salsa ...... 7.99 with Bacon, Ham or Sausage ........................... 5.99 Choice of Meat. ..................................................................9.99 / 10.99 Italian Egg & Swiss, Salami, Mortadella & Coppa.7.99 Phone: 826-9444 Served on your choice of Sourdough, 9 grain, English Torta de Milanesa - w/ Cheese, Avocado, Tomato, Onion fax: 826-9593 & Jalapeños............. Choice of Beef or Chicken .......................... 9.99 Muffin or Croissant 6550 Longley Lane, Suite 110 Muffins, Danish and Turnovers ............................. 2.50 Torta Cubana - w/ Milanesa, Pork Leg, Sausage, We honor: Cheese, Avocado, Tomato, Onion & Jalapeños.............................. 11.99 Bagels............................2.00 w/Cream Cheese. 2.50 American Express • Visa • Mastercard • Discover Breakfast served all day Burrito - w/ Rice, Beans, Onion, Cilantro & Salsa.....................7.99 • 10.00 minimum • 5.00 delivery charge Choice of Meat ...................................................................9.99 / 10.99 Call before 10 am for prompt delivery Wet Burrito - w/ Rice, Beans, Onion, Cilantro & Cheese FULL SERVICE CATERING BEVERAGES Covered w/ Red or Green Salsa....................................................8.99 Italian Sodas ......................................................... 2.99 Choice of Meat .................................................................10.99 / 11.99 FOR ALL OCCASIONS Fruit Smoothies ..................................................... 3.99 BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE Pambazo - w/ Potato, Chorizo, Cheese, Lettuce, Crema & Fountain Drinks ................................... 2.00 .......... 2.50 Red Guajillo Pepper Sauce.............................................................8.99 Republic Tea or Red Bull ........................................ 3.00 MOBILE KITCHEN (FOOD TRUCK) Stewarts or Jarritos Sodas .................................... 2.50 Nachos Supreme - w/ Cheese, Beans, Pico de Gallo, MOBILE BEVERAGE PUB Crema, Guacamole & Jalapeños Nantucket Juices or Calypso Lemonade ................ 2.50 Choice of Meat .................................................................10.99 / 11.99 Menu Planning for: Gatorade (Assorted) ............................................... 2.50 • Weddings • Events • Parties Snapple Teas & Juices ........................................... 2.50 Business Lunches & Breakfast Iced Tea-fresh brewed ......................... 2.00 .......... 2.50 are Our Specialty! Milk ....................................................................... 2.00 Including: Bottled Water/Pellegrino ...................... 1.75 .......... 2.50 Extras / Sides • Appetizers • Hot Meals • Sandwich Trays Rice or Black Beans ................ 1.99 ...................Combo .........2.99 Bag Lunches or whatever you desire Hot Chocolate........................................................ 2.00 Chips & Salsa........3.99... Chips w/ Guacamole & Pico.....6.99 Freshly Brewed Gourmet Coffee .......... 2.00 .......... 2.25 Dessert / Postre www.paisanscatering.com Hot Tea .................................................................. 2.25 Churros (Traditional) ............1.99 Caramel Filled ............2.49 PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE Don’t forget to check in on Facebook! HOUSE SANDWICH MEAL 13.99 SIGNATURE SANDWICH MEAL 14.99 ANGELO’S HOT ITALIAN MEATBALL OR SAUSAGE OR COMBINE Includes Fountain Drink & Includes Fountain Drink & Homemade Marinara Sauce and Provolone Cheese in a Choice of one: Soup Cup or Salad Cup or Chips & Cookie Choice of one: Soup Cup or Salad Cup or Chips & Cookie Sourdough Roll A LA CARTE HOUSE SANDWICH A LA CARTE SIGNATURE SANDWICH 9.99 BELLA’S BLT Whole 8.99 Half 5.99 SAMMY’S GRILLED GARLIC TRI-TIP Bacon, Pesto, Mozzarella Cheese, Lettuce, and Tomato on Pesto, Lettuce, Tomato, and Red Onions Turkey, Honey Turkey, Peppered Turkey, Salami, Tuna, Sliced Sourdough - Genovese Style! Honey Ham, Pastrami, Roast Beef, Mortadella, BLT, JACOB’S GRILLED GARLIC CHICKEN Egg Salad, Prosciutto, Coppa, Corned Beef THE REUBEN Pesto, Lettuce, and Tomato Corned Beef, Swiss Cheese, Sauerkraut, Thousand Island Grilled Cheese or PB & J - 3.99 VALENTINO’S ITALIAN ROAST BEEF Dressing on Rye Swirl Bread House Sandwiches Served With Your Choice Of: Smokey Cheddar Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Roasted Red Cheese, Mayonnaise, Mustard, Lettuce, Tomato, Onions, Pickles, CRAZY BIRD Pepperoncini, Sprouts, Oil, Vinegar, Salt, Pepper & Black Olives Peppers, and Valentino Spread Turkey with Cream Cheese, Sun-Dried Cranberries, Lettuce, Tomato, and Sprouts on 9 Grain BREAD SPECIALE DAVID Sourdough, Dutch Crunch or Focaccia Rolls, Sourdough, 9 Grain, Oven Roast Beef, Bacon, Roasted Red Peppers, Cheddar Cheese, MAMA’S CHICKEN CAESAR or Rye Swirl Sliced Bread, Tortilla for Wraps Thousand Island Dressing on Toasted Parmesan Sourdough Garlic Roasted Chicken Breast, Caesar Dressing, Shredded Parmesan, Lettuce, Tomato, and Red Onions Gluten Free Focaccia Additional 2.00 HOT ITALIAN MUFFULETTA (Parmesan or Rosemary) Pastrami, Mozzarella, Muffuletta Mix, Lettuce, and Tomato NORTH BEACH SPECIAL CHEESE NONNA’S POT ROAST Honey Turkey, Mozzarella Cheese, Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto, Provolone, Swiss, Mozzarella, Cheddar, Smokey Cheddar, Cream, Horseradish Spread, Swiss Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, and Red Onions Lettuce, and Tomato Pepper Jack or American PAPA ZENA VEGETARIAN SANDWICHES Prosciutto, Mozzarella, Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto, Lettuce, and Tomato EXTRAS EVELYN’S GRILLED EGGPLANT Avocado................................................................ 1.00 NONNO BEN’S GOURMET SUB Pesto, Roasted Red Peppers, Mozzarella Cheese, Lettuce & Tomato Pesto or Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto ........................... .50 Salami, Coppa, Mortadella, and Swiss Cheese CHI CHI Each Add’l Meat ...............................3.00 ............. 4.00 THE GREEK Feta Cheese, Roasted Red Peppers, Kalamata Olive CHIPS Peppered Turkey, Kalamata Olive Spread, Mozzarella, Spread, Lettuce, Tomato, and Red Onions Lettuce, Tomato, Red Onions, and Cucumbers Assorted ............................................................... 1.99 SUPER SALADS BLT SENSATION Avocado, Cream Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Cucumbers Our Famous BLT with Swiss Cheese and Avocado on 9 Grain and Sprouts on 9 Grain Angelina ......................................................9.99.................11.99 GYRO ITALIAN Tri-Tip or Chef ..............................................9.99.................11.99 Beef/Lamb or Chicken, Onions, Tomato, and Tzatziki Pesto, Provolone, Lettuce, Tomato, Cucumbers & Sprouts Greek or Chicken Caesar .............................9.99.................11.99 in a Pita Caesar or Tuna ............................................8.99.................10.99 SOUP DU JOUR DESSERTS Fresh Fruit - (Seasonal) ................................3.99...................7.89 Cannoli ................................................................ 3.99 Pesto Penne or Sun-Dried Tomato Pasta ......3.99...................7.89 Served with Bread ...........................3.99..............7.99 Homemade Biscotti ............................................. 1.99 Mediterranean or Tortellini Artichoke ...........3.99...................7.89 Served in a Sourdough Bowl ............................ 9.99 Cookies, Brownies or Lemon Bars ....................... 1.99 Antipasto or Caprese ...................................3.99...................7.89 Beef Stew or Steak Chili ..................4.99 ............. 8.99 Tiramisu .............................................................. 3.99 Macaroni, Potato or Rainbow Pasta ..............3.99...................7.89 Served in a Sourdough Bowl .......................... 10.99 Baklava................................................................ 3.99 Soup Cup, Half Sandwich & Fountain Soda........ 10.99 Gluten Free Cookies or Brownies ......................... 2.99.
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