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Gas Monkey Menu Gas Monkey Menu Morning breakfast (0930 till 1200) Bacon Cheesecake R74 Bacon Cheesecake, candied bacon, scrambled egg, grilled tomato and toast Frittata 3 egg Italian styled omelette served with a half portion fries Biltong and feta R99 Bacon R90 Mushroom and olive R82 Monte Christo R95 Egg dipped fried sandwich covered in a cheese sauce and filled with Gypsy ham and cheese. Served with a half portion fries All day Breakfast Sunrise R50 2 eggs, 2 pieces of bacon, toast and a half portion fries Cheese Griller R59 1 cheese griller, 2 pieces of bacon, 1 egg and a half portion fries Early Bird R68 Toast covered with savoury mince and topped with a fried egg, served with a half portion fries Vintage R116 Steak strips, bacon, breakfast sausage, mushrooms, 2 eggs, toast and a half portion fries ENTRÉE AND APPETIZERS Snails R83 Cooked in a creamy garlic and herb sauce and covered with melted cheese Served in a sesame roll bowl Deep Fried Baby Calamari R86 Baby Calamari heads and tubes, oats crumbed and deep fried. Served with aioli and your choice of fries or herb flavoured rice Mussel Soup R75 Creamy smoked mussel and half shell mussel soup, flavoured with tomato and herbs Hearty Oxtail Soup R70 Skilpaadjies R74 Liver and chicken parcels served with mustard and egg pickled onions Crumbed Mushrooms R65 Crumbed button mushrooms served with aioli and Thai sweet chilli sauce BRUSCHETTE Toasted garlic and herb rolls covered with cottage cheese and topped with your choice of Biltong and feta R65 Mushroom and olive R52 Gorgonzola R65 Smoked mussel R65 SUBS Cheesy Garlic R54 Garlic roll filled with garlic sauce and melted cheese. Served on a bed of lettuce and salsa Jalapeno and Bacon R65 Garlic roll filled with garlic sauce, jalapeno and bacon bits covered with melted cheese. Served on a bed of lettuce and salsa Chicken Mayo R70 Garlic sub slit in half, filled with lettuce, chicken mayo and pickles. Served with a half portion fries Roast Beef Sub R88 Garlic sub, roast beef, sweet mustard, tomato, onion, lettuce and cheese. Served with a half portion fries Monkey Sub R105 Toasted garlic sub with roast beef, bacon, chicken mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion and cheese. Served with a half portion fries TOASTIES Served with a half portion fries Toasted Cheese R54 Toasted Cheese and Tomato R57 Toasted Chicken Mayo R59 Toasted Bacon Egg and Cheese R80 Food is prepared in a kitchen where nuts and shellfish are used and may contain traces thereof SALADS Chef’s Salad R104 Garden greens, tomato, onions, peppers, bacon, roast beef, egg, pineapple and nuts Chicken Salad R90 Grilled chicken fillet strips, garden greens, marinated egg plant, lettuce, tomato, peppers and pickles Halloumi and Sweet Potato Salad R89 Deep fried sweet potatoes and crumbed Halloumi served with berry sauce Garden Salad R40 Garden greens, tomato, onions, cucumber and peppers Greek Salad R62 Garden salad with added olives and feta Special diet and healthier options @heart R85 Muesli and an array of 3 fruits served with yogurt and honey Chicken Wrap R85 Gluten free wraps filled with chicken, lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles and island sauce Vegetarian Burger R89 Vegetarian patty, spinach, feta, mushrooms, lettuce, tomato, onion, dill cucumber and a choice of fries or salad Vegan Pasta R48 Gluten and lactose free pasta, flavoured with tomato, olives and herbs Vegetarian Potjie R58 Garlic and herb garden veg in a cheesy mushroom sauce. Served with Basmati rice or pasta Vegetarian Platter R160 Sweet potato chips, deep fried cauliflower, marinated eggplant, onion rings, crumbed mushroom and Halloumi sticks Poached Butterfish R175 Lactose and gluten free Butterfish and garden vegetables poached in coconut milk and herbs Steamed Chicken R106 Tender chicken fillet steamed and served in a creamy lactose free sauce with mix garden vegetables. (Lactose and gluten free) Please tell your waiter about any allergies or dietary requirements and we will gladly see how we can accommodate you Mains BURGERS,GATSBY Monkey Burger R155 Our Signature burger stacked with a 200g beef patty, smoked cheese, jalapeno chicken and all the trimmings. No substitutes. Your choice of fries or salad Beef Burger R102 200g Homemade beef patty with lettuce, onion, pickles and tomato Chicken Burger R102 Crumbed chicken fillet with lettuce, pickles, tomato and onion. Your choice of fries or salad Beef Gatsby R139 Lettuce, fries, roast beef, monkey gland sauce, bacon, cheese, island sauce and green tomato chutney Chicken Gatsby R150 Lettuce, fries, crumbed chicken, mango salsa, pineapple, pickles and cheese Calamari Gatsby R160 Lettuce, fries, crumbed calamari, aioli, tomato, pickles, cheese and island sauce Pork Gatsby R136 Lettuce, fries, pulled pork, apple and sweet mustard sauce, shredded red cabbage, tomato and cheese JAFFLE Bush Baby 10 cm jaffel containing 90g-110g filling Chimp 17cm jaffel containing 190g-220g filling Gorilla 21cm jaffel containing 380g-430g filling Cubano bush baby R78 chimp R130 gorilla R164 Roast pickled pork and bacon loaded with cheese, pickles, marmalade, mustard and tomato sauce Mexicano bush baby R79 chimp R132 gorilla R192 Chicken pieces in a jalapeno and mustard sauce Italiano bush baby R68 chimp R110 gorilla R 160 Napolitano sauce, savoury mince, Cheese and sauce Cape Malay bush baby R65 chimp R105 gorilla R 150 Curried beef mince with chutney and cheese Boertjie bush baby R50 chimp R72 gorilla R100 Fried chicken liver in a tomato, onion, garlic and herbs sauce MEAT, PORK AND POULTRY Choice of fries, salad or rice and vegetables Beef Ribs 500g R175 750g R245 Beef spare ribs, smokey marinated and grilled to perfection Steak and Egg R107 200g Rump steak served with a fried egg and fries Tomahawk Steak R235 650g Succulent secret rub crusted Prime rib eye, grilled to perfection Primate R157 200g Coriander and black pepper rump covered with creamy chicken livers and topped with grilled smoked cheese Gorgonzola Steak 300g fillet R206 150g fillet R146 Succulent beef covered in a creamy Gorgonzola and onion sauce Pork Neck 400g R165 200g R114 Pork neck grilled and basted with a smokey BBQ basting and crackling. Served with apple and sweet mustard sauce Creole Steak R146 200g Rump steak cooked in a tangy prawn sauce Fillet Beurre Noisette 150g R95 300g R150 Fillet pan seared and cooked in a butter and herb sauce Eisbein R165 1kg Succulent and tender pickled Hock, oven roasted to perfection Wings 6 full wings R126 9 full wings R173 Pub favourite 3 joint chicken wings spiced for the ultimate taste Crunchy Crumbed Chicken R110 Pounded and oats crumbed chicken fillet pan fried to perfection. Served with a tangy bacon & cheese and a mushroom sauce SIDES, SAUCES AND ADD-ON Beef patty, Chicken strips, Steak strips, 3x Halloumi sticks, 3x Chicken wings, Grilled smoked cheese, Jalapeno chicken, Savoury mince, Gorgonzola 60g R35 1x Egg, 1x Slice toast, Tomato, Jalapeno, Chilli, R8 Sausage, Cheese griller, Bacon, Grated cheese, Feta, Cottage cheese, Mushroom Olives, Pineapple, Onion marmalade R16 Sauces: Cheese , Cheese and bacon , Pepper, Mushroom, Garlic, Aioli, Thai sweet chilli, Mayonnaise, Tartar sauce, Lemon butter, Peri peri, Seafood sauce R16 Gorgonzola, Biltong and cheese, Jalapeno whip, Sweet mustard R25 Mexican Black Bean Chicken R112 Spicy but not too hot Mexican styled chicken thighs with tomato, garlic, chilli and black beans. Served on a bed of rice and vegetables Lamb Curry R120 Dark, rich lamb curry filled with flavours of garlic, ginger, cumin and coriander. Served with rice, salsa and yogurt Bobotie R120 Traditional South African dish filled with flavours of almond and turmeric, baked with rice, egg and fruit chutney Javanese Oxtail R160 Braised in a star aniseed garlic and ginger flavoured sauce. Served with your choice of fries, Basmati rice and veg or side salad Domada R115 West African inspired pork dish filled with exceptional flavours of peanut chilli and garlic. A must try for food connoisseurs Pasta Pot R99 Layers of Napolitano sauce, savoury mince, pasta, cheese sauce and grated cheese Although great care is taken in the preparation of the food it might contain small pieces of bone SEAFOOD Grilled Hake R97 Vinaigrette drizzled and pan grilled. Served with a choice of rice, vegetables, fries or side salad Deep Fried Hake R97 Golden crisp deep fried batter hake fillets. Served with tartar sauce and a choice of rice, vegetables, fries or side salad Lemon and Herb Butterfish R154 Pan grilled in a lemon and herb butter, toped with grilled lemon and served with fries, rice or side salad Deep Fried Baby Calamari R141 Baby Calamari heads and tubes, oats crumbed and deep fried. Served with aioli and a choice of fries or herb flavoured rice Grilled Prawns 6 R169 12 R299 Seasoned flour dusted prawns, basted with lemon and garlic butter. Served with peri peri sauce, aioli and a choice of rice, fries or side salad Prawn and Mussel Farfalle R127 Farfalle pasta covered with prawns and smoked mussel in a creamy sauce, flavoured with cheese, garlic and black pepper PLATTERS Ploughman’s R126 An array of cold meat, pickles and cheeses Meaty One R199 3 chicken wings, cheese griller, breakfast sausage, beef ribs, steak strips and fries served with Thai sweet chili sauce and jalapeno whip Seafood One R213 Mussel, grilled hake, prawns , crumbed baby squid and fries covered in a smoked mussel, bacon & cheese sauce served with aioli & jalapeno whip Saucy Tangy Cheesy & Bacon Fries R45 Biltong and Cheese Fries R72 Jalapeno and Cheese Fries R69 Monkey Loaded Fries R112 Fries loaded with savoury mince, jalapeno chicken and bacon & cheese sauce LiLL’ Monkey MeaLs Available for under 12 years only Kiddies Burger and Chips 100g Beef patty with mustard, tomato sauce and cheese served with a half portion chips R60 Fish Sticks and Chips R43 Mini Monkey Frankfurter served with a half portion chips R48 Chicken Wings and Chips 2 Chicken wings served with a half portion chips R48 Kiddies Steak and Chips Steak strips served with a half portion chips R56 Kiddies Rib and Chips 250g Beef rib served with a half portion chips R85 Desserts Chocolate Volcano Cake R85 Dark chocolate cake filled with melted chocolate.
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