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Traditional Sandwiches Traditional Sandwiches Choose One Of Your Favorite Sides French Fries, Homemade Chips, Coleslaw, Cottage Cheese, Cup of Soup Add 2.00 for a Garden Salad Add .75 cents for Waffle Fries King Club 11.50 Our triple decker BLT with ham, turkey, and Swiss cheese. This is big!!!! BLT 9.50 The classic bacon lettuce & tomato with smoked Applewood bacon on toasted sourdough Rueben Classic 10.50 Grilled marble rye topped with warm, lean corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and a side of thousand island dressing Beer Battered Haddock Sandwich 10.50 Lightly battered boneless Haddock loin on a Talame Bun with lettuce & tomato Tenderloin Grilled Steak Sandwich 13.50 6 ounce grilled USDA choice center-cut tenderloin smothered with provolone cheese melted together on a grilled herbed Focaccia bread. Served with a side of sautéed onions, mushrooms and dipping Au jus Add $1.25 For Split Orders On All Traditional Sandwiches, Chicken Sandwiches, Burgers, Wraps, or Friday Fish. Add For An Additional Cup of Soup 2.25 or 2.00 Garden Salad Extra Sides On Split Orders Will Be Charged At Ala Carte Pricing Please Ask Your Server For Ala Carte Pricing Chicken Sandwiches We Use The Original Talame Bun Choose One Of Your Favorite Sides French Fries, Homemade Chips, Coleslaw, Cottage Cheese, Cup of Soup Add 2.00 for a Garden Salad Add .75 cents for Waffle Fries Hen House 10.50 Fried chicken breast, pepper jack cheese, smoked Applewood bacon served on Texas toast It’s The Looney Bird 10.50 Grilled chicken breast, Swiss and cheddar cheeses, grilled onions, thousand island dressing served on grilled rye. It’s out of this world!!! Cajun 10.50 Grilled chicken breast blackened with Cajun spices, grilled onions and pepper jack cheese. Topped with lettuce and tomato. Ranch House 10.50 Grilled chicken breast topped with bacon, pepper jack cheese, and side of ranch dressing. Topped with lettuce and tomato. Mushroom & Swiss 10.50 Grilled chicken breast smothered with fresh mushrooms and Swiss cheese. Topped with lettuce and tomato. Just Chicken 9.50 Grilled chicken breast served with lettuce, tomato and side of mayo. For the purest chicken fan. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish may increase your risk of food-borne illness. Cedar Creek cooks all food to correct temperature for the safety of our customers. Appetizers Buffalo Wings Key Largo Coconut Shrimp 12.50 Spicy wings served with celery 8 Crispy sweet coconut shrimp fried golden. Served with a and blue cheese dressing side of pineapple apricot horseradish sauce. 6 Wings 7.50 12 Wings 12.50 Bacon & Cheese Potato Skins 8.50 Fried skins topped with real bacon, jack and Cheddar cheeses. Ultimate Nachos 12.50 Served with a side of sour cream and salsa. Tortilla chips loaded with ground beef, chicken or steak, cheese and all the good stuff Westby Cheddar Cheese Beer Battered Curds 11.50 12 ounces of fresh deep fried curds served with our Special dipping sauce. Grilled Steak or Chicken Quesadilla 11.50 Seasoned grilled steak or chicken with Boneless Chicken Drummies 11.50 jack & Cheddar cheeses A dozen southern fried boneless chicken drummies served with fresh celery, baby carrots and ranch dipping sauce. Chicken Strips 9.50 Southern fried battered chicken tenders served with 11.50 ranch or barbecue sauce Chicken Drummies A dozen southern fried bone in chicken drummies served with fresh celery, baby carrots and ranch dipping sauce. Onion Rings 7.50 Beer battered onion rings Basket Seasoned Chips 7.50 served with special dipping sauce Our own fresh, seasoned kettle chips served with ranch and nacho cheese dipping sauces. Soup & Salad Special Soups of the Day cup 4 bowl 6.50 Homemade freshly prepared soups Double Dip (2 bowls) 8.50 All You Can Eat 11 Garden Salad 4.50 A combination of Spring Mix, Romaine and baby spinach with assorted fresh vegetables Served with a breadstick and a side of honey butter Bowl of Soup and Garden Salad 9.50 Chef Salad 12.50 Fresh greens topped with ham, turkey, cheese, olives, eggs, bacon, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, and croutons. Served with a breadstick and a side of honey butter. Grilled Caesar Salad 12.50 Choice of grilled or blackened chicken breast or tenderloin steak on a bed of romaine tossed with Caesar dressing, Parmesan cheese, and croutons. Served with a breadstick and a side of honey butter. Without meat 9.50 Dressings Ranch, Western (French), Thousand Island, Bleu Cheese, Balsamic Vinegar & Oil, Tuscan Gold Italian, Raspberry Vinaigrette, Honey Mustard, Parmesan Peppercorn, Lo Cal Italian and Caesar Fat Free Ranch available .50 cents extra Burgers 1/3 lb Lean Grilled Ground Beef Choose One Of Your Favorite Sides French Fries, Homemade Chips, Coleslaw, Cottage Cheese, Cup of Soup Add 2.00 for a Garden Salad Add .75 cents for Waffle Fries Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish may increase your risk of food-borne illness. Cedar Creek cooks all food to correct temperature for the safety of our customers. Plain Burger 8.50 Cheese Burger 9.50 The Guacatangler Burger 10.50 Guacamole-pico de gallo mix generously spread a top a 1/3lb ground beef burger with melted Havarti cheese and then finished with crispy fried onion tanglers. This is truly amazing! Walnut Burger 10.50 Vegetarian delight served on a Ciabatta roll topped with lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickle chips & honey mustard on the side. Born in Trempealeau Wisconsin Salmon Burger 10.50 Grilled Alaskan Pink Salmon patty served on grilled tomato herb focaccia bread topped with pico de gallo, red onion, cheddar and pepper jack cheese, fresh cucumber slices, lettuce and Cedar Creek slaw. Honey mustard sauce on the side. Bacon Cheese Burger 10.50 Applewood smoked bacon, cheddar, lettuce and tomato. #1 Burger Sold in AMERICA! Mushroom Burger 10.50 Mushrooms and Swiss cheese Marble Burger 10.50 Grilled marble rye, fried onions, Swiss & American Cheese Blackened Burger 10.50 Spicy blackening seasoning, grilled onions, and pepper jack cheese California Burger 10.50 Served with lettuce, tomato, raw onion & mayo on the side Black & Bleu Burger 10.50 Blackening Seasoning, Bleu Cheese crumbles, lettuce, tomato and a side of buffalo sauce Cedar Creek Burger 11.50 Sliced ham, provolone, jack cheese, grilled onions and ranch dressing melted together on grilled herbed focaccia bread Wraps Choose One Of Your Favorite Sides French Fries, Homemade Chips, Coleslaw, Cottage Cheese, Cup of Soup Add 2.00 for a Garden Salad Add .75 cents for Waffle Fries Ranch Chicken & Bacon Wrap.. Southern fried chicken tenders with smoked bacon, lettuce, diced tomatoes, cheddar and jack cheeses with ranch dressing wrapped inside a warm tortilla 10.50 Chicken Caesar Wrap.. Grilled chicken or blackened chicken filet with diced tomatoes, romaine lettuce, shredded parmesan cheese and Caesar dressing wrapped inside a warm tortilla 10.50 Grand Canyon Chicken Wrap.. Grilled Ancho Chile seasoned chicken with gouda cheese, smoked bacon, diced tomatoes, shredded lettuce and a zesty bistro sauce all wrapped inside a warm tortilla 10.50 Baja Steak & Pepper Jack Wrap.. Char crusted sliced tenderloin steak with pepper jack cheese, romaine lettuce, onion straws, fresh pico de gallo and chipotle ranch dressing wraped inside a warm jalapeno cheese tortilla 10.50 Bacon Bleu Chicken Wrap.. Fajita grilled chicken combined with bleu cheese crumbles, bleu cheese dressing, shredded lettuce, bacon crumbles and sliced cherry tomatoes inside a warm jalapeno cheese tortilla 10.50 Hero Vegetarian Wrap.. Leaf lettuce, coleslaw, red onion. cucumber, tomato combined with cheddar and pepper jack cheeses then topped off with guacamole and ranch dressing all wrapped inside a jalapeno cheese tortilla 10.50 Friday Fish Available Fridays ONLY 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Beer Battered Fried Haddock 12.50 Add $1.25 For Split Orders Add $2.00 For Side Salad Served with coleslaw & choice of potato Fried in trans fat free oil Baked Haddock 14.50 Add $1.25 For Split Orders Boneless, mild, cold water fish topped with our seasoned breadcrumbs, butter and lemon. Served with a garden salad & choice of potato Add 2.00 for a cup of soup Mahi Mahi 17.50 No Split Orders Grilled boneless fillet seasoned with lemon and herbs over wild rice Served with garden salad & choice of potato Add 2.00 for a cup of soup Ask your server about our weekly Seafood Special 19.50 Steak Special 19.50 Wednesday Shrimp Delight All Day Wild Wednesday Batter Fried Shrimp Served with cocktail sauce OR Sweet Chili and Lime Grilled Shrimp served with garlic butter Garden Salad with choice of dressing Served over Rice Pilaf Choice of Baked Potato or French Fries 13 Stick To Your Ribs Or Prime Rib Saturday 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm St. Louis Style Ribs 1/2 rack of St. Louis Baby Back Pork Ribs Served with Baked Beans, Choice of Baked Potato, French Fries or Hash Browns and Dinner Roll 13 10 ounce Prime Rib Served with Baked Beans, Choice of Baked Potato, French Fries or Hash Browns and Dinner Roll .
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