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Hamlets Menu Summer 2021 V9 CHARGRILL All burgers are prepared using 8oz West Cork beef burger, presented in a brioche bun and served with French fries THE PITMASTER (gfa) - €16.50 West Cork beef, free range slow roast shoulder of pulled pork, streaky bacon, Irish cheddar, Horizon farm leaves, Sriracha mayo, brioche bun. (Add a second patty for €3.50) We recommend pairing this dish with Kinsale Pale Ale DESSERT TRUCK THE CORK DOG - €13.50 A recipe developed in collaboration with Ballinwillin Farm and The Blue Haven Collection. Using wild organic Pork, XXL chorizo flavoured sausage, pickles, WOOD FIRED fried onions, ketchup, mustard in a torpedo roll. STREETMenMen FOOD KITCHEN We recommend pairing PIZZAS this dish with We only use the freshest of Irish caught fish, All pizzas are 12” prepared using our home Black of Kinsale delivered to us every day. All the below dishes proved dough, house tomato sauce and Tropical IPA are served with fries cooked on lava rock heated by mixed hardwoods FISH GOUJONS & CURRY MAYO (gfa) - €14.50 THE CARNIVORE CHALLENGE - €36.00 Quadruple stacked bacon and cheese burger, onion Battered haddock pieces and curry mayonnaise. MARGHERITA (v) - €13.00 rings & BBQ sauce. We recommend pairing this dish with Stag Ban Irish Red Macroom mozzarella, fresh basil leaves, finished with warning - this is not for the faint-hearted. Ale (gf) Parmesan cheese, drizzled with Italian extra virgin this burger contains a kilo of west cork beef. DRAFTolive oil. COPY PRAWN TACO (gfa) - €16.50 Kinsale Pale Ale beer battered prawns, red cabbage, Pico THE WEST CORK PIG - €15.50 PHILLY CHEESE STEAK de Gallo salsa, lime wedge in a flour tortilla, drizzled with Smoked Scamorsa cheese, slow roast shoulder of SANDWICH - €18.50 roasted red pepper sauce. pulled pork, Ballinwillin House black pudding, crispy Thinly sliced West Cork Beef, We recommend pairing this dish with Corks own sage, mango chutney. sautéed mushrooms, onion, Stonewell Cider (gf) peppers topped with a THE IRISH ITALIAN - €15.50 KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN - €15.50 homemade cheese sauce Macroom mozzarella, served on Arbutus sourdough bread with cajun fries. Crispy chicken coated in chefs Korean BBQ sauce, parmesan, Parma ham, finished with sesame seeds, spring onion and house slaw. basil pesto, rocket leaves, balsamic glaze. BUFFALO CHICKEN BURGER (gfa) - €15.50 We recommend pairing this Chargrilled chicken thigh fillets, Louisiana hot sauce, SIDES dish with Birra Morretti sliced beef tomatoes, Cashel Blue cheese dressing, Available for order to accompany Horizon farm leaves, toasted brioche bap. DOUBLE PEPPERONI PIZZA - €14.50 main course dishes ATLANTIC SEAFOOD BASKET - €18.00 Texas style double pepperoni, Macroom mozzarella. PORTION OF FRIES - €4.00 Grilled Atlantic prawn skewers, We recommend pairing this dish with Galway Hooker LOADED FRIES - €6.50 crispy calamari rings, crispy beer Ale Add one of the following to your fries battered fish goujions, grilled corn on - Pulled Pork and Cheese the cob, chargrilled lime served with THE CELTIC CALZONE - €16.00 - Truffle Mayo fries, curry mayo and garlic aioli. Macroom mozzerella, wild Irish mushrooms, fried - Cheesy Mess streaky bacon, onions, chopped tomato, fresh tarragon. CORN ON THE COB - €3.00 VEGAN ONION PAKORA We recommend pairing this dish with Blue Haven CRUNCHY SLAW - €2.00 BURGER (gfa) - €13.00 Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand EXTRA SAUCES - €1.00 - Garlic Mayo Homemade Indian style red onion fritters, mint infused - BBQ Sauce - Sriracha Mayo - Curry Mayo soy yoghurt dressing, Horizon Farm leaves, mango chutney on toasted vegan bun. EXTRA PIZZA TOPPING - €2.00 OUR FOOD ETHOS Kids Menu We cook everything fresh to order, so please allow Suitable for Children aged 12 and under adequate cooking time for each dish. All of our Beef, Chicken, Lamb, Duck, Pork, Bacon, Potatoes & Eggs 4OZ CHEESEBURGER - €7.50 MINI SUNDAE - €4.50 are sourced from Members of Irish Quality Assurance With ketchup, brioche bun, fries. Chocolate, vanilla, strawberry ice Schemes & Local Suppliers. cream, jello, brownie cubes, Our local suppliers include Horizon Farms in Kinsale, 9 INCH MARGHERITA PIZZA & FRIES - €6.00 chocolate shavings, garnished Hegarty’s Cheddar, Haven Shellfish Oysterhaven, with chocolate fudge sauce Kellehers Meats, Yogi Micro Herbs, Ballinwillin 9 INCH PEPPERONI & FRIES - €6.50 and Oreo pieces. House Farm, O’Connell Seafoods, Coolcower Meats, Macroom Mozzarella & Arbutus MINI BATTERED FRESH FISH & CONE OF FRIES - €7.50 KIDS CONE - €3.00 With chocolate flake & sprinkles. Where possible, we source our produce from SAUSAGE AND CHIPS - €6.50 surrounding areas in the interests of both quality and sustainability. WWW.HAMLETSOFKINSALE.COM Cocktails Tiki Cocktails BAILEYS ESPRESSO MARTINI - €11.00 ZOMBIE - €12.00 A Celtic twist on a sophisticated favourite. Vodka and A classic Tiki cocktail, created in 1934, a tropical mix Tia Maria shaken with ice, shot of espresso and shot of of 4 different rums, falernum and apricot liqueur Th hol Baileys. shaken with tropical pineapple and sour mix. Tastes Th hol amazing, too many and you might feel like a Zombie. FLAVOURED MOJITO - €10.50 Feel the vibe with this Cuban classic stirred to your MAI TAI - €10.50 ii thth walwal liking using Bacardi white rum. The Mai Tai could be described as the quintessential Choose your favourite fruity flavour: Tiki cocktail, rum, triple sec and oregat make up the DESSERT TRUCK MENU 1. Traditional 2. Strawberry backbone, then we have hit our Mai Tai with some 3. Raspberry 4. Passion Fruit extra orange to bring the tropical flavour home. RAIN CAKES - €6.50 Built over crushed ice, garnished with mint, lime and Crispy Apple & banana fritters, cinnamon sugar, toffee raspberries. BLUE LAGOON - €10.50 sauce. A crisp, sparkling refreshing number, perfect for THE PORNSTAR MARTINI - €12.50 sipping by the pool, our own recipe using vodka, rum, STRAWBERRIES & SHORTBREAD - €6.50 Modern classic, created by Douglas Ankrah in his curacao & lemon for a fresh blue beach dream. Irish grown strawberries, freshly baked all butter London Townhouse bar in 2003 it combines luxurious shortbread, whipped Irish dairy cream. and opulent ingredients in perfect balance. Passion- HURRICANE - €11.00 DRAFTfruit, vanilla & vodka are the stars with a shotCOPY of The Hurricane is so synonymous with Tiki that it STRAWBERRIES & CREAM (gf) - €6.00 prosecco working as the supporting cast. even comes in a glass that shares the same name. Irish grown strawberries, whipped Irish dairy cream. More than just a storm in a teacup this is two classic THE APEROL SPRITZ - €12.00 rums shaken with Orange & Passionfruit juice. OPEN ICE CREAM SANDWICH - €7.00 The bitter orange Aperol with sweet sparkling Prosecco Rum & raisin ice cream, brownie cookie & caramel is a perfect match for high society, for an aperitif, or PAIN KILLER - €12.00 sauce. any day you want it to feel like summer. Here to cure what ails you, a healthy dose of navy strength rum awash with orange, pineapple and FRESH BUBBLE WAFFLE - €7.00 STRAWBERRY DAIQUIRI - €10.50 coconut. It's like hair of the dog, but on a beach, in the Filled with praline ice cream, topped with chocolate Perfect with friends on a sunny day. Bacardi white rum sun. shavings, Oreo crumbs, hundreds & thousands, drizzled blended with strawberry juice, fresh strawberries, lime with chocolate sauce. juice and sugar syrup. PINA COLADA - €10.50 The Pina Colada is probably the best-known Tiki BANOFFEE SUNDAE - €7.50 PASSIONFRUIT FIZZ - €11.50 cocktail and originated in Puerto Rico. You might Soft serve, dulce de leche, candied banana crisps, Simply sophisticated this trending cocktail is made have had a Pina Colada before, but this one is inspired whipped cream, wafers & chocolate cigars. with Blacks of Kinsale Gin, passion fruit puree and by the original recipe from 1952. Rum, pineapple, lime sugar syrup, shaken & topped with Prosecco. & coconut. HOLE IN THE WALL SUNDAE - €7.50 Vanilla soft serve, chocolate sauce, ring doughnut, jello, WHISKEY SOUR - €11.00 RUM RUNNER - €11.00 fresh cream, wafers. West Cork Bourbon Whiskey, shaken ‘’Boston’’ style with The Rum Runner is a great alternative if you're not egg white, lemon juice and sugar. looking for a super traditional Tiki cocktail. Grab the HAMLETS OREO SUNDAE - €8.50 blackberries, bananas & pineapples and smuggle Chocolate, vanilla, praline cookies, jello, brownie cubes, WANT SOMETHING DIFFERENT? them into the two rums. Hit the high seas, but don't chocolate shavings, garnished with chocolate fudge We can shake, stir or blend classics and favourites on fall overboard. sauce and Oreo pieces. request. MILKSHAKES - €5.50 TEAS & COFFEES Mocktails Chocolate & Oero Shake reg lge All Tiki Cocktails can be prepared as Strawberry & Vanilla Shake Americano €2.90 €3.20 non-alcoholic versions Cappuccino €3.20 €3.40 White Coffee €3.20 €3.20 VIRGIN MOJITO - €6.00 Put a pep in your step. Apple juice, lime juice, sugar ICED TEAS - €4.00 Caffe Latte €3.20 syrup, fresh mint leaves and wedges of lime all built Mocha €3.20 over crushed ice, topped with soda and garnished with Elderflower Ice Tea Espresso €2.80 mint and wedge of lime. Classic Peach Iced Tea Double Espresso €2.90 Tea €2.50 HOUSE LEMONADE - €6.00 Herbal Tea €3.20 This zesty house favourite is made with fresh lemon ICED COFFEE - €4.50 Hot Chocolate €3.50 juice, honey & sugar syrup shaken with ice to order and Extra Shot €0.60 topped with sparkling water. Garnished with slice of Caramel Frappuccino Monin Flavoured Syrups €0.60 lemon. Iced Chocolate Latte West Cork Irish Coffee €7.50 Jameson Irish Coffee €7.50 JUICES & SMOOTHIES Calypso Coffee €7.50 Baileys Coffee €7.50 French Coffee €7.50 Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice - €4.50 Clonakilty Natural Yoghurt Smoothie - €5.50 Blue Haven Coffee Blend Choose from: Raspberry or Mango Roasted specifically for us each week locally in Cork and blended from the finest Brazilian and Mexican arabicas, our blend has a creamy rich body and exhibits flavours of milk, Please note we are unable to split bills.
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