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Brunch Pastry & Croissant BRUNCH PASTRY & CROISSANT Served daily 7am - 2pm in German Village MUESLI & YOGURT $8 CLASSIC CROISSANT $3 [nut-free] [vegetarian] Fage non-fat greek yogurt, toasted almond oat muesli, berry cassis preserves, fresh RYE CROISSANT $3 [nut-free] berries, and honey PAIN AU CHOCOLAT $4 MUSHROOM QUICHE $11 [nut-free] croissant with semi-sweet chocolate batons [nut-free, vegetarian] pâte brisée, crimini & shitake HAM & CHEESE CROISSANT $4.50 mushrooms, shallots, aged emmentaler cheese, [nut-free] with prosciutto ham and gruyère cheese parmigiano-reggiano, and dressed greens ALMOND CROISSANT $4.50 BACON, SWISS CHARD & ONION QUICHE $11 butter croissant soaked in a light brandy syrup and filled with [nut-free] pâte brisée, double smoked bacon, onion almond frangipane confit, swiss chard, comté cheese, and dressed greens PAIN AUX CERISES $4.50 [nut-free] croissant dough with pastry cream, brandy soaked SMOKED SALMON “TARTARE” $14 cherries and a brandy glaze [nut-free] Kendall Brook premium smoked salmon, crème fraîche, cucumber, tarragon, lemon, lime, TOMATO GALETTE $5 shallot, cracked pepper, dressed greens, and [nut-free] puff pastry, Herbes de Provence chèvre, tomatoes, toasted rye croissant and Taggiasca olives EGG SALAD VERRINE $11 POTATO GALETTE $5 [nut-free] Classic chopped hardboiled egg with [nut-free] puff pastry with Pecorino truffle mornay and celery, scallions, Dijon mustard, mayonnaise, baked red potatoes lemon, fresh dill & parsley, dressed greens, and toasted classic croissant ORANGE BRIOCHE $3.50 [nut-free] brioche à tête with fresh orange zest TOMATO GALETTE $9 CANNELÉ $2 puff pastry, Herbes de Provence chèvre, tomatoes, [nut-free] caramelized, baked custard tea cake infused with Taggiasca olives, and dressed greens rum, vanilla and blade mace POTATO GALETTE $9 MADELEINE $2 for 2 puff pastry, red potatoes, Pecorino truffle mornay, [nut-free] french tea cake with lemon and dressed greens PALMIER $1.75 [nut-free] delicate caramelized puff pastry with brown sugar german village 541 south third street columbus, oh 43215 [614] 220-9070 north market 59 spruce street columbus, oh 43215 [614] 221-1001 PARISIAN MACARONS DESSERTS MACARONS $2 each ($24 gift of twelve) CLASSIC ÉCLAIR $4 [gluten-free] delicate nut meringue cookies with [nut-free] pâte à choux filled with vanilla pastry cream, buttercream, ganache, preserves or curd. dipped in chocolate glaze Seasonal flavors include: CRÈME BRULÉE ÉCLAIR $4 [nut-free] pâte à choux filled with vanilla pastry cream, PISTACHIO dipped in hard crack caramel KEY LIME STRAWBERRY & CREAM STRAWBERRY PASSION FRUIT ÉCLAIR $4 {nut-free] pâte à choux filled with strawberry preserves, passion RASPBERRY CASSIS [dairy-free] fruit curd, and fresh whipped cream HONEY LAVENDER PASSION FRUIT KEY LIME ÉCLAIR $4 LEMON [nut-free] pâte à choux filled with a key lime curd, fresh VANILLA BEAN whipped cream, and a graham streusel garnish CINNAMON OAT FRESH LEMON TART TOASTED COCONUT $6 mini $30 large CAFE AU LAIT [nut-free] vanilla shortbread crust filled with fresh squeezed COCOA NIB lemon curd NECTARINE BLUEBERRY LAVENDER FRANGIPANE $5 slice $30 large COOKIES almond frangipane with blueberry filling baked in a lavender shortbread crust, topped with nectarines, fresh blueberries, and ALMONDINE $1.25 toasted almonds [dairy-free] sweet almond cookie CHOCOLATE BOMBE BITTERSWEET VALRHONA $1.25 $6 mini $39 large [nut-free] chocolate cookie with 64% Valrhona Manjari [nut-free] thin layers of cocoa buttermilk cake, marsala chocolate mousse, and a semi-sweet chocolate ganache VANILLA BEAN SHORTBREAD $1 CHOCOLATE COCONUT FEUILLETINE [nut-free] French butter cookie with madagascar vanilla $7 mini $39 large bean coconut croquant feuilletine crust topped with a chocolate mousse with coconut purée, and a chocolate glaze with a LAVENDER SHORTBREAD $1 toasted coconut macaron [nut-free] French butter cookie baked with dried lavender PISTACHIO STRAWBERRY DACQUOISE $6 mini $24 terrine $39 large CHOCOLATE CHUNK PISTACHIO $2.25 [gluten-free] layers of pistachio almond dacquoise with creamy soft chocolate chunk cookie with salted, roasted layers of pistachio buttercream, and a light strawberry yogurt pistachios mousse COCOA BUTTERMILK CAKE RASPBERRY CASSIS FLOURLESS TORTE $5.50 mini loaf $10.50 large loaf $6 mini $24 terrine $39 large [nut-free] chocolate cake with extra brute cocoa [gluten-free] layers of flourless chocolate cake, raspberry cassis preserves, semi-sweet chocolate ganache, crème de cassis chocolate mousse, and a miroir glaze german village 541 south third street columbus, oh 43215 [614] 220-9070 north market 59 spruce street columbus, oh 43215 [614] 221-1001.
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