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Bubbles Whites Reds House Classics Cocktails Beer Soft Drinks Sparrow Coffee Bubbles Beer Camille Braun, Cremant D’ Alsace, Alsace $14/65 Ravinia Baldwin Porter $8 Highland Park, IL - Poter Rose, Cremant de Bourgogne, Amiot, Burgundy $16/75 Drappier, Carte D’ Or, Brut Champagne $22/$110 Beck’s Non-Alcoholic $6 Bermen, Germany N/A Whites Chimay Red $19 2019 Rose, Triennes, Mediterranee, France $13/$50 Chimay, Belgium-Premiere Trappist Ale 2017 Vouvray, Jean Michael Gautier, Loire Valley $14/55 Around the Bend Pretty Lights $14 Chicago, IL-Belgian Tripel w/Almond & Cranberry 2019 Burgandy, Macon-Villages, France $15/$59 Temperance Gate Crasher $8 Evanston, IL-English I.P.A 2018 Burgundy, Comtesse de Ligny Chablis France $16/$63 Soft Drinks 2017 Bordeaux Blanc, Chateau Guiraud, France $13/$50 Reds Pepsi-$6 2017 Bourgogne, Domaine Gille, Burgundy $16/63 Diet Pepsi-$6 2018 Pinot Noir, “The Dude”, Russian River $16/$63 Sierra Mist-$6 2017 Malbec, Terrace, Cahors France $15/$59 Ginger Ale-$6 2015 Bordeaux, Chateau Le Brande France $14/$55 Iced Tea-$5 2016 Cabernet, Josh Cellars, Paso Robles $16/63 Sparrow Coffee House Classics Cocktails Coffee $4.50 Northshore Negroni- $15 Espresso $4.00 Journeyman’s Field Gin, Campari, Sweet Vermouth Double Espresso $7.00 Perfect Manhattan- $18 High West Double Rye, Sweet & Dry Vermouth, Angostura Cappuccino $6.00 Margarita- $14 Late $6.00 Hereradura Blanco, Fresh Citrus Winnetka Nights-$13 28 Mile Vodka, Fresh Citrus, Grand Marnier AUTUMN MENU AT ABOYER! Appetizer Selections: House Cured Smoked Scottish Salmon Board with Toasted Brioche, Chive Omelette & Shallot-Caper Pomme Rösti $16.95 ~ Warm Capriole Farms Goat Cheese & Pistachios, Honey-Truffle Dressed Gem Lettuce and Rosemary Kissed D’Anjou Pear & Mushroom Ragout $12.95 ~ Brown Sugar Roasted Butternut Squash Soup, Squash & Goat Cheese Pain Perdu, Sage-Brown Toasted Pumpkin Seeds $12.95 Sandwich Selections: Braised Beef Short Rib Baguette “Grand Mere”: Burgundy braised beef short rib, bacon, mushrooms, pearl onions, herbed Mascarpone cheese & Dijonnaise dressed baby arugula on toasted baguette. $22.95 ~ Grilled Hanger Steak “Gourmandise”: Sliced, Grilled herb marinated, prime hanger steak, truffle mayonnaise, whipped foie gras ganache & grilled gem lettuce in shallot vinaigrette. $24.95 ~ The Aboyer Lobster Roll: Savory butter poached lobster dressed with fresh tarragon mayonnaise on a toasted brioche bun with gem lettuce and preserved tomato XO $24.95 Pasta Selections: Brown Butter Spaetzle & Duck: Shredded duck confit, sage, diced butternut squash in roasted duck jus $25.95 ~ Short Rib Pappardelle: Wide ribbon pasta and shredded beef short rib with an intense red wine sauce garnished with lardons of bacon, whole roasted shallots and caramelized carrots. $28.95 Main Course Selections: 5-Spiced Ahi Tuna Ponzu with Celery Root Puree $29.95 ~ Classic Coq au Vin, Jidori Free Range Chicken, Slowly Braised in Burgundy Wine, Bacon Lardons, Pearl Onions and Mushrooms $27.95 ~ Chimichurri Hanger Steak Frite with Provencal Aioli $32.95 ~ Cassoulet of White Beans, Duck Confit, Garlic Sausage and Lamb Shank, Laced with Tomato and Topped with a Savory bread Crumb Crust $28.95 ~ Braised Beef Short Ribs “Grand Mere” with Roasted Pearl Onions, Bacon Lardons & Mushrooms $32.95 ~ Sauteed Scottish Salmon, Garlic-Asiago Polenta & Roasted Potato and Truffle Broth. $28.95 Sweet Selections: Fallen chocolate souffle $10.00 ~ Pecan Pie Tart with House Made Marshmallow & Caramel Creme Anglaise $10.00 ~ Nouveau Creme Brulee with salted caramel sauce $10.00 Half Bottles Sparkling 102 2013 Schramsberg, Blanc de Blancs Brut, Napa 42.00 103 NV Tattinger, Brut, France 40.00 104 NV Billecart_Salmon, Brut Reserve, France 60.00 105 NV Billecart-Salmon, Brut Rose, France 70.00 White 107 2015 Chardonnay, Talley, Estate, Arroyo Grande 35.00 Red 111 2016 Bordeaux, Chateau Saint Georges, Saint Emillion 56.00 Dessert 117 2006 San Vito, Malmantico, Vin Santo, Tuscany 63.00 118 2013 Clos L’abeilley, Sauternes 68.00 120 2006 Royal Tokaji, Aszu 5 Puttonyas 125.00 122 2001 Château La Tour Blanche Sauternes 375ml 115.00 123 1983 Château Rieussec Sauternes 750ml 233.00 125 1996 Château d’Yquem, Sauternes 375ml 525.00 126 1988 Château d’Yquem, Sauternes375ml 750.00 Champagne & Sparkling Wine 132 2016 Schramsberg,Blanc de Blancs, North Coast, California 80.00 133 NV Alfred Gratein, Brut, France 90.00 134 NV Henriot, Blanc de Blancs, France 92.00 135 NV Henriot, Rose,France 97.00 136 NV Ca’del Bosco, Franciacorta, Cuvee Prestige, Italy 99.00 137 NV Launois, Grand Cru, Père & Fils, France 100.00 138 NV Charles Heidsieck, Rose Reserve, Reims, France 155.00 140 NV André Clouet, Grande Reserve Brut, France 115.00 141 NV Pierre Gimonnet & Fils, Cuvée Premier Cru, France 123.00 142 NV Aubry, Premier Cru Brut, France 135.00 143 NV Jean Vesselle, Oeil de Perdrix, France 136.00 144 NV Phillipponnat, Royale Reserve Brut, France 145.00 145 NV Les 7, Extra Brut, Leherte Fréres, France 150.00 146 NV Canard-Duchêne, Brut, France 150.00 147 NV Billecart-Salmon, Brut Reserve, France 155.00 148 NV Chartogne-Taillet, Orizeaux, France 180.00 149 NV Billecart-Salmon, Brut Rose, France 185.00 White Wine Selections France Burgundy 200 2016 Montagny 1er cru, Jean-Pierre Berthenot 60.00 201 2014 Bourgogne, Haute-Côtes De Beaune, Les Perriéres, Domaine D’Ardhuy 69.00 203 2016 Bourgogne, Bruno Colin 74.00 204 2014 Haute-Côtes De Nuits, Domaine Lécheneaut 75.00 205 2010 Bourgogne, Leroy, France 78.00 209 2012 Pouilly-Fuisse, Clos Des Quarts 105.00 211 2016 Puligny-Montrachet, 1er Cru, La Garenne, Domaine Sylvain Langoureau 139.00 212 2016 Puligny-Montrachet, Domaine Paul Pernot et Ses Fils 150.00 213 2016 Meursault, Le Grands Charrons, Bachey-Legros, France 155.00 White Wine Selections Loire/Interesting Whites 231 2018 Sancerre, ‘Les Monts Damnes, Chavignol, Loire Valley 59.00 234 2014 Blanc Fumé de Pouilly, Didier Dagueneau, Loire Valley 150.00 235 2015 Blanc Fumé de Pouilly, “Silex”, Didier Dagueneau, Loire Valley 280.00 Alsace/Germany 237 2017 Balthasar Ress, Kabinett, Rheingau, Germany 50.00 238 2016 Johannishof, Charta Riesling, Rheingau, Germany 68.00 239 2016 Gewurztraminer, Emile Bayer, Tradition, Alsace 70.00 240 2015 Joh.Jos.Prüm, Graacher Himmelreich Kabinett, Germany 72.00 241 2014 Wineck-Schlossberg, Riesling, Grand Cru, Jean-Marc Bernhard, Alsace 78.00 242 2012 Joh.Jos.Prüm, Wehlener Sonnenuhr Spätlse, Germany 92.00 243 2016 Donnhoff, Nahe, Germany 105.00 Rhone 245 1995 Domaine Jean-Louis Chave Hermitage Blanc 438.00 White Wine Selections Chardonnay 250 2016 Ravines Wine Cellar, Finger Lakes, New York 50.00 251 2017 Paul Hobbs, CrossBarn, Sonoma Coast 72.00 254 2017 Truchard, Carneros, Napa Valley 77.00 253 2014 Talbott Estate Grown, Sleepy Hollow Vineyard, Santa Lucia, California 79.00 258 2017 Rombauer, Carneros, California 82.00 259 2016 Freeman, Ryo-Fu, Russian River Valley, California 85.00 259 2012 Domaine Eden, Mount Eden Vineyards, Santa Cruz Mountains 84.00 261 2014 Amapola Creek, Russian River Valley, California 89.00 271 2014 White Rock Vineyards, Napa Valley 90.00 262 2013 Mayacamas, Napa Valley 95.00 264 2015 Peay, Estate, Sonoma Coast 110.00 265 2014 Daniel, Sangiacomo Vella Ranch, Sonoma Coast 125.00 266 2017 Kistler, Les Noisetiers, Sonoma Coast 138.00 267 2017 Aubert, Sonoma Cast 150.00 268 2014 Kistler, Durell Vineyard, Sonoma Coast 170.00 269 2015 Kistler, McCrea Vineyard, Athearn Estate, Sonoma Mountain 170.00 270 2016 Morlet, Family Vineyard, “Ma Douce”, Sonoma County 200.00 271 2014 Bindi, Quartz, Australia 235.00 272 2014 Aurata, Antica Terra, Willamette Valley, Oregon 195.00 White Wine Selections Sauvignon Blanc 301 2016 Elizabeth Spencer, Special Cuvee, Mendocino, California 59.00 302 2016 Rombauer Vineyards, Napa Valley, California 60.00 303 2016 Turnbull Estate Grown, Oakville, Napa Valley 65.00 304 2016 Eisle Vineyard, Napa Valley 210.00 White Varietals 350 2015 Falanghina, Feudi, Di San Gregorio, Italy 42.00 351 2015 Blend, Anselmi, San Vincenzo, Italy 48.00 352 2015 White Blend, Sea Monster, Central Coast 48.00 353 2016 Rioja Blanco, Bodegas Muga, Jorge Ordoñez, Spain 50.00 354 2015 Muscatel, Botani, Old Vines, Malaga, Spain 50.00 355 2014 Semillion, Torbreck, Barossa Valley, Australia 52.00 356 2014 Chenin Blanc, Foxen, Santa Maria Valley, California 53.00 357 2015 Pinot Gris, Alexana, Willamette Valley, Oregon 54.00 358 2018 Albariño, Morgadio, Rias Baxias 56.00 359 2015 Blend, Conundrum, Wagner Family, California 60.00 360 2013 Roussanne, Villa Creek, Paso Robles 64.00 361 2017 White Blend, Massican, Napa Valley 65.00 362 2016 Soave, Pieropan, Italy 66.00 363 2014 White Blend, The Hat-Trick, Sanguis, Santa Barbara, California 120.00 Red Wine Selections France Burgundy 403 2012 Bourgogne, Vieille Vigne, Radolphe Demougeot 63.00 405 2015 Marsannay Les Boivin, Domaine Gollotte 79.00 406 2012 Marsannay, Les Vaudenelles, Domaine Bruno Clair 89.00 407 2010 Chambolle-Musigny, Benjamin Leroux, France 150.00 409 2014 Pommard, Les Vaumuriens, Claudie C. Jobard 130.00 412 2011 Corton Le Clos du Roi, Grand Cru, Burgandy 275.00 414 2016 Morey-Saint-Denis, 1er Cru, La Forge De Tart 550.00 Red Wine Selections Bordeaux 508 2015 La Fleur Peyrabon, Pauillac 90.00 513 2012 Château Mangot, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru, Cuvée Quintessence 110.00 515 2012 Segla, Margaux 130.00 517 2015 Château Latour, Pauillac de La Tour 175.00 518 2012 Château Mangot, Todeschini, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru 180.00 521 2002 Château Pontet-Canet, Pauillac, 5éme Grand Cru Classé 370.00 522 2008 Château Lafleur, Pomerol 1188.00 523 1982 Château Haut-Brion, Graves 3,500.00 524 1943 Château Haut-Brion, Graves 2785.00 525 1982 Château Mouton Rothschild, Pauillac 4500.00 Red Wine Selections 802 2016 E. Guigal, Crozes-Hermitage 62.00 803 2016 Domaine Raspail Ay, Gogondas 89.00 806 2012 Gigondas, Chateau Du Trignon 70.00 806 2015 Saint-Joseph, Domaine Claude Marsanne 90.00 813 2013 Domaine des Sénéchaux, Châteaneuf-du-Pape 105.00 814 2013 E.Guigal Côte-Rôtie, Chateau d’ Ampuis 220.00 817 2004 E.
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