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Specialty Sandwiches SPECIALTY SANDWICHES Sloppy Joe Choice of 2 Deli Meats Served on Double-Decker Rye Bread with Cole Slaw & Pickles 15.99 Slow-Cooked BBQ Brisket Brisket with Caramelized Onions Drizzled with Hal’s Famous BBQ Sauce 12.99 Southern-Style Cajun Fish Pan-Fried Tilapia with Lettuce, Tomatoes & Remoulade Sauce 12.99 Chick-A-Mi Breaded Chicken, Pastrami, Caramelized Onions, & Honey-Mustard Dressing 12.99 Garden Veggie Roasted Eggplant, Roasted Pepper, Tomatoes & Lettuce 10.99 Sabich Hardboiled Egg, Eggplant & Hummus, Served in Pita Bread GLATT KOSHER 9.99 Under the Supervision of the Vaad Harabonim of MetroWest WRAPS RYE DELI Served with French Fries or Salad Reuben Corned Beef with Sauerkraut & Russian Dressing 12.99 Hal’s Famous BBQ Grilled Chicken with Caramelized Onions, Lettuce & Hal’s Famous BBQ Sauce 11.99 C.H.O.P Breaded Chicken with Honey-Mustard Dressing, Caramelized Onions & Peppers 11.99 Chicken Caesar Grilled Chicken with & Caesar Dressing 11.99 Falafel Falafel with Hummus & Israeli Salad 10.99 Shawarma Shawarma with Hummus & Israeli Salad 11.99 GLATT KOSHER The Marty Steak with Caramelized Onions, Mushrooms, Lettuce & Hal’s Famous BBQ Sauce 14.99 Under the Supervision of the Vaad Harabonim of MetroWest HOT OPENS 779 Mountain Ave. Springfield, NJ 07081 Served on Rye with Gravy & Mashed Potatoes or French Fries Phone: 973.564.8144 • Fax: 973.564.8166 Roast Beef 12.99 Corned Beef 13.99 www.ryedelinj.com Turkey 12.99 Brisket 14.99 Pastrami 13.99 CATERING AVAILABLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS Parties • Corporate Events • Holidays SIDES Bar/Bat Mitzvah • Bris • Sheva Brachot • Shiva French Fries 3.99 Mashed Potatoes 4.49 Rice 4.49 Sandwich Platters • Salad Platters Spicy Fries 4.49 Vegetable of the Day 4.49 Roasted Potatoes 4.49 Fish Platters • Complete Dinners • Sloppy Joes Onion Rings 4.49 Not responsible for typographical errors. All items subject to 7% sales tax. Prices and items subject to change without notice. APPETIZERS CHICKEN Chicken Fingers Breaded Chicken Fingers with Dipping Sauce 8.99 Chicken Marsala Chicken Sautéed with Marsala Wine & Mushrooms, Served with 17.99 Potato Knish 3.49 Mashed Potatoes & Vegetable of the Day Hot Dog 2.99 Grilled Chicken Chicken Marinated with Signature Herbs, Served with 16.99 BBQ or Buffalo Chicken Wings Seasoned with Hal’s Famous BBQ Sauce or Spicy Buffalo Sauce 8.99 Mashed Potatoes & Vegetable of the Day Grilled Vegetables Grilled Eggplant, Zucchini, Red Peppers & Carrots 7.99 Schnitzel Chicken Breaded & Fried to Perfection, Served with French Fries & Vegetable of the Day 16.99 Moroccan Cigars Gently Spiced Vegetarian Beef Rolled in a Flaky Flour Dough, Served with Tahini 7.99 Falafel Plate Falafel Balls, Hummus, Israeli Salad & Pita Bread 10.99 Hummus Plate Hummus, Israeli Salad & Pita Bread 6.99 STEAK 7.99 Kibbeh Finely Ground Wheat Stuffed with Mushrooms Served with Mashed Potatoes & Vegetable of the Day Borekas Puff Pastry Filled with Potatoes 7.49 Rib-Eye Steak (8 oz) 21.99 Malawach Flaky Yemenite Bread Served with Hard-Boiled Egg & Spicy Tomato Dressing 6.99 Slow-Cooked BBQ Brisket 21.99 SOUPS BURGERS AND FRANKS Matzah Ball Soup 3.99 pint/7.99 quart Soup of the Day 3.99 pint/7.99 quart Served with Roll, Lettuce, Tomatoes & French Fries; Spicy Fries ($1 extra) Beef Burger 10.99 SALADS Rye Burger Beef Burger Topped with Mushrooms & Caramelized Onions 13.49 Pastrami Burger Beef Burger Topped with Pastrami 14.99 Sarah’s Salad Mixed Greens, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Carrots & House Dressing 7.99 Fried-Egg Burger Beef Burger Topped with Fried Egg 12.49 Caesar Salad Romaine Lettuce, Croutons & Caesar Dressing 7.99 Veggie Burger 10.99 Rye Salad Mixed Greens, Apples, Cranberries, Almonds, Tomatoes, Cucumbers & House Dressing 9.99 2 Hot Dogs 7.49 Chef’s Salad Romaine Lettuce, Choice of 3 Deli Meats & Hard-Boiled Egg 13.99 Add Chicken (Grilled or Breaded) 6, Salmon 7, Steak 8, Tuna 6, Egg 4 SANDWICHES PASTA Served with Cole Slaw, Pickle & Choice of Bread Turkey 9.99 Brisket 11.99 Pasta al la Roma Pasta with Chicken, Sundried Tomatoes & Garlic 13.99 Roast Beef 10.99 Salami 9.99 Pasta Primavera Pasta with Mixed Vegetables 11.99 Grilled Chicken 9.99 Combo–Any 2 Deli Meats 12.99 Breaded Chicken 9.99 Tuna 7.99 FISH Corned Beef 10.99 Egg Salad 6.99 Served with Rice & Vegtable of the Day Pastrami 10.99 Falafel 6.99 Tilapia Scampi Tilapia with White Wine & Garlic Sauce 16.99 Herbed Salmon Pan-Seared Salmon with Herb Seasoning 19.99.
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