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Pub Grub Starters Byrnes Irish Pubs 38 Centre St. Bath (207) 443-6776 Maine Street Station , Brunswick (207) 729-9400 www.ByrnesIrishPub.com Pub Grub Starters Cashelmole Our pub specialty of traditional guacamole blended with Cashel Bleu cheese and served with House Made Pita chips.$6.99 Irish American Nachos Red, White and Blue tortilla chips smothered with the Bounty of the garden, cheese and sour cream $6.99 Add Cashelmole $2.00 Add Byrnes Irish Beef Chili $3 Add Connemara Chicken Chili.$3 Add Homemade Salsa $0.75 Artichoke Dip A family recipe baked to perfection and served with Soups and Chili House made pita chips. $6.99 Pots O’ Gold Joe’s Whiskey Wings Or Hot Wings, Soup of the Day The Master Chief traveled the world to find these. Made fresh each day, when it’s gone it’s gone. A generous portion of Pub wings marinated in Joe’s Whiskey Cup $ 2.99 Bowl $3.99 Sauce or Pub Hot sauce. Served with Bleu cheese dressing, celery and carrot sticks $7.99 Byrnes Irish Pub Beef Chili Irish Fish Cake It’s Irish because You’re in a Irish Pub, Silly! A Hearty Fish Cake from Gilmore Bay served on a Bed Cup $3.75 Bowl $6.25 Add cheddar cheese $.99 add Raw Onions $.25 of Greens with Sesame Ginger Dressing & Shredded Carrots $6.50 Connemara Chicken & White Bean Chili Dublin Skins Cup $3.75 Bowl $6.25 Baked Potato Skins stuffed with Irish Rasher & Smoked Bacon Add Cheddar Cheese $.99 add Raw Onions $.25 topped with melted Cheddar then topped with scallions and New England Clam Chowder fresh horseradish Sauce. $5.99 Make Your Skins SUPER! Cup $4.25 Bowl $6.99 Add Beef Chili or Chicken Chili and melted Cheddar for $3 Pub Cheese Plate Irish Onion Soup Imported Irish Porter, Sharp Cheddar and a Special Chef’s A full crock of caramelized onions in a rich Beef and Guinness Selection served with assorted Crackers and Seasonal Fresh Broth, topped with melted aged Cheddar & Cashel Bleu Cheese Fruit $ 8.99 $5.99 Pub Baked Potato Rubbed with Special Spices and served with Butter & Sour Cream $2.99 add Melted Cheddar $.99 add Beef or Chicken Chili $2.50 “The Blessing” Ah,’Tis a grand thing to be Irish, but to be an Pub Salads Irish-American, Emerald Island Salad Now that’s a special with Salmon or Grilled Chicken A true classic showcasing the harvest of the sea and the blessing. bounty of the land of Ireland. Romaine-mixed baby greens, tomatoes, shredded carrots, scallions, roasted red pepper, crumbled bleu cheese and spiced nuts $9.50 Check out our website for the lastest Events Calendar! Sub Smoked Salmon $1.00 www.ByrnesIrishPub.com Irish Chef Salad Crisp romaine lettuce and mixed baby greens with garden Dressings vegetables and topped with turkey, ham, cheese and hard Thousand Island, Ranch, Bleu Cheese, Sesame Ginger boiled egg.$8.99 Add Anchovies $1.00 Balsamic Vinaigrette, Creamy Caesar Celtic Caesar Salad Crisp romaine lettuce tossed with parmesan cheese and a Pub Sides creamy Caesar dressing. Forget the croutons we serve it with “The Pretzel Dog” 100% Angus Hot Dog wrapped in a pretzel roll crispy parmesan crisp. $5.50 Add Anchovies $1.00 served with a side of spicy mustard $3.99 Add Grilled Chicken $3.99 Add Grilled Salmon $3.99 Bowl of Potato Chips $1.50 Add Smoked Salmon $4.99 Red skin mashed potatoes with Guinness Onion Gravy $2.50 Coleslaw $1.50 Grilled Pretzel Roll w/ Mustard $2.99 Pub Salad Irish Banger Sausage $2.99 Two Bangers $4.99 Crisp Romaine and mixed Baby Greens served with garden vegetables and choice of Dressing $3.50 Cole Slaw or Sesame Ginger Coleslaw $1.50 Add Grilled Chicken $3.99 Add Grilled Salmon $3.99 Anchovies $1.00 Add Smoked Salmon $4.99 Champ Mashed Potatoes with sour cream, butter and chopped scallions $1.99 Byrnes Pub Grub Pub Sandwiches Served with a Garlic Speared Pickle and Cape Cod Kettle Chips Sub a Fresh grilled Pretzel Roll on any sandwich $1.00 Sub Coleslaw or Mashed Potatoes for Chips & Pickles for 50¢ Killarney Chicken Sandwich Patrick’s Cold Deli Sandwiches Grilled chicken breast served with Cashelmole, Old Your Choice: Corned Beef, Pastrami, Roasted Turkey, Smokehouse apple wood smoked bacon, and topped with Black Forest Ham, or Roast Beef on your Choice of melted Swiss cheese on a fresh potato deli roll.$8.25 Marble Rye, Garlic Sourdough, Wheat Berry , or a Fresh The Brian Boru Reuben, Potato Roll $6.99 The King of Sandwiches Add cheese: Swiss, Cheddar, or American Cheese $.50 House sliced thin Corned Beef served with sauerkraut, Add Tomato $.50 Add Cucumbers $.25 thousand island dressing and melted Swiss cheese on Finished with Mayo or Mustard and Lettuce grilled Marble Rye. $8.50 Add Apple Wood Smoked Bacon $1.99 Finn Salmon Sandwich, Irish legend says; one taste will grant world knowledge Pat’s Half Deli Sandwich & Cup of Soup $8.50 Grilled salmon filet topped with a sesame ginger coleslaw and Sub Chili for $1, Sub Clam Chowder for $2 melted aged cheddar cheese on a fresh potato deli roll.$7.99 Sub Bowl of Irish Onion Soup for $2.50 Maggie’s BLT For 1/2 Hot Pastrami or Corned Beef Sandwich add $1.00 Crisp Old Smokehouse apple wood smoked bacon, Lettuce and tomato served on your choice of fresh potato roll, Jenny’s Grilled Cheese, Marble Rye, Roasted Garlic Sourdough, or Wheat bread. $6.99 with Cheddar, Swiss or American cheese on Garlic Sourdough, Marble Rye or Wheat Berry Bread $5.50 Brooklynn’s Pastrami Add Tomatoes $0.50 Add Black Forest Ham $1.50 Our Premium Black Pastrami grilled to perfection and topped Add Smokehouse apple wood smoked bacon $1.99 with melted Swiss cheese and spicy brown mustard on Veggie Sandwich grilled Marble Rye $8.25 The Bounty of the Garden, Shredded Lettuce, tomato, onion, cucumber, shredded carrots, green pepper, roasted The Irish Steak Blast Premium Shaved Steak Grilled with green peppers and onions red peppers and your choice of cheese. $6.50 with Joe’s Whiskey Sauce and Cheddar Cheese. Served on a Choose from a Fresh Sub Roll w/ melted cheese or Grilled Ciabatta Roll. $8.50 Fresh Herb Wrap Karl’s Irish Pastrami Burger Limerick Turkey Ranch BLT We take a Fresh Grilled Potato Roll add Cole Slaw, a Grilled Oven Roasted Turkey on grilled Wheat Berry Bread with Pub Slider, Cheddar Cheese, Hot Pastrami and Melted Swiss Crisp Lettuce, Vine Ripe Tomato, Apple Wood smoked It’s the Rage! Your Choice of 1000 Island or Mayo $8.99 Bacon and Ranch Dressing $8.50 Pub Dogs Your Way Roast Beef & Cheddar Sub Two Natural Casing Hot Dogs on Grilled Buns topped with Thinly Sliced Roast Beef served in a crispy Baguette with your choice of Beef or Chicken Chili, Kraut or Cole Slaw fin- cheddar cheese and horseradish sauce. $8.50 ished with Ketchup, Mustard or 1000 Island. Served with Chips Smoked Salmon BLT and a Pickle $7.99 Pastrami encrusted Smoked Salmon with Crisp Lettuce, Add Raw Onions for 50¢ and Melted Cheddar Cheese 99¢ Vine Ripe Tomato and Apple wood smoked Bacon with mayo on grilled Wheat Berry Bread $10.50 Hearty Irish Fare and Specialties Add a Pub Salad or Cup of the Soup of the Day to any Hearty Fare Item for $2.50!! Pam’s Baked Macaroni & Cheese, Quesadillas This will warm the cockles of your heart. “Chicken & Spinach Artichoke Dip” $8.99 A generous portion of a Byrnes family favorite.$6.99 “Veggie” - Featuring the Bounty of the Garden! $6.99 Add Extra Melted Cheddar $.99 Add an Irish Banger $2.99 “The Irish” - Homemade Corned Beef Hash $8.50 Shepherds Pie An Irish twist using ground beef and pork “The Steak”- Peppers, Onions and Joe’s Whiskey Sauce - $8.99 simmered in a Guinness onion gravy, layered with seasoned All made with Extra Sharp Cheddar Cheese in a Herb Tortilla vegetables and topped with red skin mashed potatoes. served with Sour Cream and Homemade salsa. Baked to perfection $ 9.50 Add Melted Cheddar $.99 Add Cashelmole to any Quesadilla for $2.00 Irish Bangers & Mash Tasty Mild Pork Sausages made with Paddy’s Meatloaf Ground beef and pork with seasoned imported Irish Spices Served with red skin Mashed Maine Potatoes potato bread makes this meatloaf hearty. Topped with Guinness Onion Gravy and Braised Cabbage $9.50 Guinness onion gravy and served with red skin mashed potato and seasoned vegetables.$ 9.50 Open Faced Roast Beef or Hot Turkey Sandwich Thin sliced extra lean Roast Beef or Oven roasted turkey served open The Destroyer-Bath Built is Best Built Thinly sliced pas- faced on Grilled Marble Rye with mashed potatoes and smothered in trami grilled with onions served atop a slice of marble rye with sliced our Guinness Onion Gravy $8.50 tomato, coleslaw and melted Swiss cheese and thousand island dressing. Served Hot and Open Faced. $9.50 .
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