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La Taverna Specialties Mozartstraße 22, 3300 Amstetten Tel.: 07472 / 23 496 Opening hours: Tue - Sun from 9.30 am to 10.00 pm Kitchen until 9.30 pm Monday day off! All dishes also to take away! LUNCH MENU PIZZA DAY Tue - Fri every Tuesday 11.00 am to 2.00 pm Uhr for only € 6,- € 7,50 except Pizza N° 21-32 www.la-taverna.at SOUPS Soup with stripes of pancake (A) ........................................................... 3,00 Tomato soup with cream cap (C,G) ........................................................ 3,00 Vegetable soup (A,C) ............................................................................. 3,00 Garlic soup (A,G) ................................................................................... 3,50 Onion soup (A) (lasts 15 minutes) ......................................................... 4,00 SALADS with homemade dressing and marinade Tuna salad (A,D,F,G) Green salad, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, olives and tuna ........................... 8,90 Schrimp salad (A,B,F,R) Colorful salad with fried shrimp, cocktail marinade ........................................ 9,50 Calamari salad (A,B,F,R) Colorful salad with grilled calamari .............................................................. 9,90 Salad Frutti di Mare (A,B,F,R) Colorful salad with olives, seafood, dressing ................................................. 9,90 Ham salad (A,F,G) Colorful salad with olives, ham, dressing...................................................... 7,90 Greek salad (A,F,G) Colorful salad with olives, sheep‘s cheese, stuffed vine leaf ............................ 7,90 Mixed salad (A,F,G) Colorful Salad ...................................................................small 3,90 big 6,00 Salad Hawaii (A,F,G) Colorful salad with olives, ham, pineapple .................................................... 7,90 Salad La Taverna (A,F,G) Colorful salad with olives, chicken stripes ..................................................... 9,50 LA TAVERNA APPETIZERS Tzatziki (A,G) Original Greek Yogurt with cucumbers, garlic ................................................ 4,50 Baked Feta (G) Sheep cheese topped with tomatoes and garlic ............................................. 5,90 Saganaki (A,C,G) Fried sheep‘s cheese, fried egg, tomatoes and peppers .................................. 6,90 Melitzanes Vizantion (A,G) Aubergine with onion, garlic, tomatoes, gratinated with cheese....................... 6,90 LA TAVERNA SPECIALTIES Papoutsaki (C,G) Aubergine filled with minced meat, baked with cheese, with tzatziki and salad garnish ................................................................... 9,90 Gyros from pork (A,G) Grilled specialities, tzatziki, rice or chips and salad garnish ........................... 10,90 Kotopoulo Gyros (A,G,P) Grilled specialty of chicken, tzatziki, rice or chips and salad garnish ............... 10,90 Kotopoulo Fileto (G,P) Grilled chicken breast fillet with rice or chips, creamy vegetables .................. 10,50 Perivoli (A,C,G) Creamy vegetables with fried egg, fried potatoes and fried aubergine .............. 9,50 Bekrimesez (A,G) Chicken fired with ham and sheep‘s cheese baked in Gorgonzola sauce with rice .......................................................... 11,90 Schnitzel (A,C,G) Of pork or chicken with chips, with a small mixed salad ................................. 9,50 Mushroom Schnitzel (A,C,G) Natural schnitzel in mushroom sauce with rice ............................................ 10,90 SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES Grilled Calamari (A,G,P,R) With parsley potatoes and tartare sauce, with a small mixed salad ................ 11,90 Filled Calamari (A,G,R) With mozzarella and ham, with a small mixed salad .................................... 14,90 Grilled Scampi (with shell) (A,G,P,R) With parsley potatoes, with a small mixed salad ......................................... 14,90 Filled Calamari (A,G,C) Filled with mozzarella, rice and buttered vegetables .................................... 14,50 KEBAP (A,F,G,N) with homemade flatbread and dressing Kebap Chicken kebab in flatbread with fresh salad .................................................. 4,50 Kebab with sheep‘s cheese Chicken kebab with fresh salad, sheep‘s cheese ............................................ 4,90 Dürüm Chicken kebab with fresh salad, rolled in thin flatbread .................................. 5,50 Kebap plate With rice or chips, with fresh salad .............................................................. 9,50 Vegetarian Kebap With tomato slices, cucumbers, lettuce, onion .............................................. 4,50 Vegetable Kebap Chicken, aubergine & zucchini fired, peppers, onion ...................................... 5,50 PASTA Baked with cheese ................................................................ surcharge 1,50 Macaroni Samet (A,C,G) Baked with minced meat and cheese ........................................................... 8,90 Tagliatelle Livorno (A,C,G) With turkey stripes fired in mushroom cream sauce ...................................... 8,90 Tagliatelle al salmone con panna (A,C,D,G) With vegetables and salmon in cream sauce ................................................. 9,50 Tortellini (A,C,G) With ham or bacon in cream sauce and garlic ............................................... 8,50 Macaroni (A,C,G) With ham or bacon in cream sauce and garlic ............................................... 7,90 SPAGHETTI & LASAGNE Spaghetti Baked with cheese ................................................ surcharge 1,50 Napolitana (A,C) With tomato sauce .................................................................................... 6,90 Bolognese (A,C) With minced meat .................................................................................... 7,90 Carbonara (A,C,G) With ham or bacon, cream sauce, egg, garlic, parsley ................................... 7,90 Aglio e Olio (A,C) With pepperoni, olive oil, garlic ................................................................... 7,90 Livorno (A,C,G) With chicken stripes in mushroom cream sauce ............................................ 8,90 Frutti di Mare (A,C,D,H,R) With seafood in tomato sauce .................................................................. 10,90 Lasagne al Forno (A,G,O,P) .................................................................... 9,50 PIZZA All Pizzas topped with homemade tomato sauce, mozzarella and oregano. 1. Margherita (A,G) ........................................................................ 6,90 2. Salami (A,G) Salami .............................................................................................. 6,90 3. Cardinale (A,G) Ham ................................................................................................. 6,90 4. Al Funghi (A,D) fresh mushrooms ................................................................................ 6,90 5. Paradiso (A,G) Ham, pineapple .................................................................................. 7,90 6. Quattro Stagioni (A,G) Ham, artichokes, fresh mushrooms ....................................................... 8,50 7. Tonno (A,D,F,G) Tuna, onion ........................................................................................ 8,50 8. Torino (A,G) Ham, salami, bacon ............................................................................ 8,50 9. Mexicana (hot) (A,G) Spicy salami, jalapeno, onion, chili peppers ............................................ 8,50 10. Al Capone (hot) (A,G) Ham, bacon, jalapeno, corn, onion, chili peppers ..................................... 8,50 11. Salerno (A,G) Spinach, sheep’s cheese, fried egg, onion .............................................. 8,50 12. Kebap Pizza (A,F,G,H) Kebap, onion ...................................................................................... 8,90 13. Provenciale (A,G) Ham, bacon, corn, mild chili peppers ..................................................... 8,50 14. Capricciosa (A,D,G) Ham, anchovies, fresh mushrooms, artichokes, olives .............................. 8,50 15. Calzone (folded over pizza) (A,G) Ham, salami, fresh mushrooms ............................................................ 8,50 16. Mafia (hot) (A,G) Ham, hot salami, corn, fresh mushrooms, garlic, jalapeno, chili peppers ............................................................... 8,50 17. Monopoli (A,C,G) Ham, boiled egg ................................................................................. 7,90 18. Vegetaria (A,G) Fresh aubergine, zucchini, slices of tomato, peppers, fresh mushrooms ................................................................................ 8,90 19. Siziliana (A,D,G,H) Anchovies, capers, chili peppers ........................................................... 8,90 20. Bolognese (A,C) Meat sauce ........................................................................................ 8,90 21. Quattro Formaggi (A,G) With different cheeses ......................................................................... 8,90 22. Chicken Pizza (A,G) Chicken strips, peppers, slices of tomato................................................ 8,90 23. Pizza Parma (A,C) Parma ham, arugula, Parmesan cheese, cherry tomatoes ......................... 9,80 24. Shrimps Pizza (A,D,G) Shrimps, onion, peppers .................................................................... 11,90 25. Frutti di Mare (A,D,G,H,R) Shrimps, anchovies, mussels, squid .................................................... 11,90 26. Milano (A,G) Orginal Milano salami,
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