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Breakfast 43 / 57 FRUIT SALAD AGAVE HOUSE MADE GRANOLA ORGANIC YOGURT, BERRIES THE BLACKSTONE BAKERY BASKET WHIPPED BUTTER & PRESERVES FARM FRESH SCRAMBLED EGGS CHOICE OF APPLEWOOD SMOKE BACON OR PORK SAUSAGE FRESHLY SQUEEZED ORANGE JUICE COFFEE + TEA FRESHLY BREWED 100% ORGANIC FAIR TRADE COFFEE, DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL TEAS ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND TAXES BREAKFAST BUFFETS The Roosevelt Breakfast 48 / 64 FRUIT SALAD AGAVE VANILLA INFUSED STEEL-CUT OATMEAL DRIED FRUIT, WALNUTS, BROWN SUGAR THE BLACKSTONE BAKERY BASKET WHIPPED BUTTER & PRESERVES FARM FRESH SCRAMBLED EGGS CRISPY REDSKIN BREAKFAST POTATOES PEPPERS, ONIONS INDIVIDUAL YOGURTS CHOICE OF APPLEWOOD SMOKE BACON OR PORK SAUSAGE FRESHLY SQUEEZED ORANGE JUICE COFFEE + TEA FRESHLY BREWED 100% ORGANIC FAIR TRADE COFFEE, DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL TEAS ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND TAXES BREAKFAST BUFFETS The Kennedy Breakfast 48 / 64 FRUIT SALAD AGAVE CHOBANI GREEK YOGURT PANCAKES WITH SEASONALLY INSPIRED COMPOTES FARM FRESH SCRAMBLED EGGS BREAKFAST POTATO CASSEROLE BLACKSTONE BAKERY BASKET WHIPPED BUTTER AND PRESERVES CHOICE OF APPLEWOOD SMOKE BACON OR PORK SAUSAGE FRESHLY SQUEEZED ORANGE JUICE COFFEE + TEA FRESHLY BREWED 100% ORGANIC FAIR TRADE COFFEE, DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL TEAS ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND TAXES BREAKFAST ENHANCEMENTS Enhancements | Per Person ASSORTED BREAKFAST CEREALS 5 FRUIT SALAD | 6 AGAVE SLICED SEASONAL FRUIT | 7 HOUSE MADE GRANOLA | 7 ORGANIC YOGURT, BERRIES ASSORTED WHOLE FRUIT | 46 PER DOZEN Breads + Pastries | Per Dozen THE BLACKSTONE BAKERY BASKET | 2 DOZEN | 50 WHIPPED BUTTER, PRESERVES ASSORTED BAGELS | 50 CREAM CHEESES HOUSE-MADE BEIGNETS | 38 MUFFINS | 38 SEASONALLY INSPIRED Get Toasted | 9 TWO BREAD SELECTIONS WHITE, WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT, MARBLE RYE, SOURDOUGH, ENGLISH MUFFIN SERVED WITH WHIPPED BUTTER AND PRESERVES ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND TAXES BREAKFAST ENHANCEMENTS Beverages | Per Gallon JUICE | 50 FRESHLY SQUEEZED ORANGE, GRAPEFRUIT, APPLE, CRANBERRY COFFEE + TEA | 120 FRESHLY BREWED 100% ORGANIC FAIR TRADE COFFEE, DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL TEAS Beverages | Per Item FRUIT JUICE | 6 ASSORTED BOTTLES BOTTLED WATER | 5 SOFT DRINKS | 5 ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND TAXES BREAKFAST DELIGHTS Hot Items | Per Person VANILLA INFUSED STEEL-CUT OATMEAL | 7 DRIED FRUIT, WALNUTS, BROWN SUGAR PANCAKES | 8 BUTTERMILK, BLUEBERRY, WHOLE WHEAT BLACKBERRY 100% NATURAL MAPLE SYRUP BRIOCHE FRENCH TOAST | 10 NUTELLA, SWEET CREAM CROISSANT BREAKFAST SANDWICH | 12 SERRANO HAM, EGG, AGED MANCHEGO TRADITIONAL EGGS BENEDICT | 16 OMELET STATION | 24 FRESH VEGETABLES, CHEESE, MEATS [CHEF ATTENDANT FEE | 150] ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND TAXES BREAKFAST DELIGHTS Savory Additions | Per Person ASSORTED CHARCUTERIE | 14 SELECTION OF DOMESTIC + IMPORTED CHEESE ARTISANAL BREAD, SEASONAL COMPOTES, CHUTNEYS SMOKED SCOTTISH SALMON | 16 TRADITIONAL ACCOMPANIMENTS CHOICE OF BACON | 9 APPLEWOOD SMOKED, TURKEY PORK BREAKFAST SAUSAGE | 8 TURKEY SAUSAGE | 9 CHICKEN SAUSAGE | 9 Potatoes | Per Person CRISPY REDSKIN POTATOES | 8 PEPPERS, ONIONS TRADITIONAL HASHBROWNS | 8 FRESH HERBS ROASTED SWEET POTATOES | 8 LEEKS, BACON, WHOLE GRAIN MUSTARD BREAKFAST POTATO CASSEROLE | 7 ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND TAXES Break BREAKS A LA CARTE FOOD Per Dozen ASSORTED WHOLE FRUIT | 46 THE BLACKSTONE BAKERY BASKET | 50 WHIPPED BUTTER, PRESERVES HOUSE MADE BEIGNETS | 38 HOUSE MADE MUFFINS | 38 SEASONALY INSPIRED ASSORTED COOKIES AND BROWNIES | 38 JUMBO WARM PRETZELS | 42 BAVARIAN MUSTARD CUPCAKES | 48 SEASONALY INSPIRED Individually ASSORTED GRANOLA BARS | 4.5 ASSORTED ENERGY BARS | 4.5 INDIVIDUAL CHIPS AND PRETZEL BAGS | 4 ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND TAXES BREAKS A LA CARTE DRINKS Per Gallon COFFEE + TEA | 12O FRESHLY BREWED 100% ORGANIC FAIR TRADE COFFEE, DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL TEAS JUICE | 50 FRESHLY SQUEEZED ORANGE, GRAPEFRUIT APPLE, CRANBERRY ICED TEA | 25 LEMONADE | 25 HOUSE MADE SMOOTHIES | 52 AVOCADO-HONEYDEW, BANANA-STRAWBERRY, BLUEBERRY-POMEGRANATE Individually ASSORTED SOFT DRINKS | 5 REGULAR, DIET BOTTLED WATER | 5 SPARKLING WATER | 6 ASSORTED BOTTLED JUICES | 6 ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND TAXES BREAKS SNACKS + REFRESHMENTS Healthy Refresh | 24 / 30 FRUIT SALAD MELION + BERRY MUFFINS WALNUT ZUCCHINI, CARROT RAISIN HOUSE MADE GRANOLA INIDIVIDUAL YOGURTS, DRIED FRUIT COFFEE + TEA FRESHLY BREWED 100% ORGANIC FAIR TRADE COFFEE, DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL TEAS Lets Go On A Hike | 26 / 34 BUILD YOUR OWN TRAIL MIX HOUSE MADE GRANOLA, DRIED FRUITS, NUTS, M&M’S, YOGURT COVERED RAISINS, CHOCOLATE CHIPS, BANANA CHIPS, PRETZELS ASSORTED WHOLE FRUIT ASSORTED SOFT DRINKS AND BOTTLED WATER COFFEE + TEA FRESHLY BREWED 100% ORGANIC FAIR TRADE COFFEE, DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL TEAS ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND TAXES BREAKS SNACKS + REFRESHMENTS Popcorn | 17 / 21 FRESHLY POPPED POPCORN ASSORTMENT OF SEASONINGS, HOUSE MADE CRACKER JACKS ASSORTED SOFT DRINKS + BOTTLED WATER COFFEE + TEA FRESHLY BREWED 100% ORGANIC FAIR TRADE COFFEE, DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL TEAS Cheese + Charcuterie | 28 / 36 CHEF’S SELECTION DOMESTIC +IMPORTED CHEESE, CURED HAMS + SALAMI, BAGUETTE, CRACKERS SWEET + SPICY NUTS DRIED FRUITS, PICKLED VEGETABLES + WHOLE GRIAN MUSTARD ASSORTED SOFT DRINKS + BOTTLED WATER COFFEE + TEA FRESHLY BREWED 100% ORGANIC FAIR TRADE COFFEE, DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL TEAS ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND TAXES BREAKS SNACKS + REFRESHMENTS Chicago Style | 29 / 37 PIZZA MINI DEEP DISH HOT DOGS MINI WAGYU BEEF, CHICAGO STYLE ITALIAN BEEF WITH GIARDINIERA VITNERS POTATO CHIPS GARRETT’S POPCORN ELI’S CHEESECAKE COMPOTES COFFEE + TEA FRESHLY BREWED 100% ORGANIC FAIR TRADE COFFEE, DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL TEAS ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND TAXES Lu n c h LUNCH SOUPS, SALADS + DESSERT SELECTION Soups | Per Person ROASTED TOMATO-BASIL | 11 TRIPLE GARLIC FOCACCIA, PARMESAN BUTTERNUT SQUASH | 11 SAGE MARSHMALLOW, PECAN DUST SMOKED CORN BISQUE | 15 DUNGENESS CRAB, JALAPENO CORN BREAD WILD MUSHROOM | 13 BLACK TRUFFLE CRACKER CREAMY PARSNIP | 12 APPLE ESCABECHE, CRISPY SERRANO Salads | Per Person WALDORF | 12 SELECT LETTUCES, POACHED PEAR, CANDIED WALNUTS CAESAR | 13 BABY GREEN + RED ROMAINE, FOCACCIA GARLIC CROUTON, PARMESAN, CAESAR GREEK | 12 ROMAINE, BLACK OLIVE, CUCUMBER, OREGANO, FETA SEASONAL GREENS | 12 ORANGE EMULSION, GOLDEN BEETS, PISTACHIO, GOAT CHEESE ONE HOUR / TWO HOUR PRICING PER PERSON | AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $250 FOR BUFFETS WILL BE CHARGED FOR UNDER 15 PEOPLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE CHARGE (24%) AND
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