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Event Menus 2019 Event Menus Dallas Fort Worth Airport Marriott North 8440 Freeport Parkway Irving, Texas 75063 Revised 1.8.2019 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST basic | $34 chilled orange, cranberry and grapefruit juices sliced fruit & whole bananas greek yogurts assorted muffins to include apple bran granola, blueberry (GF) and lemon poppy seed cinnamon swirl coffee cake (GF) dry cereal station steel cut oatmeal with banana, raisins and brown sugar (V/GF) hard boiled eggs Starbucks coffee with flavored syrups & gourmet Tazo Teas regular and diet PEPSI soft drinks enhancements | $4 bagels enhancements | $5 eggs, bacon and brie on a croissant eggs, bacon and smoked gouda on english muffin longhorn cheddar biscuit, smoked brisket, egg and cheese toasted brioche french toast with maple syrup Dallas Fort Worth Airport Marriott North 8440 Freeport Parkway Irving, Texas 75063 Revised 1.8.2019 BREAKFAST PLATED option 1 | $33 sweet brioche toast with bananas fosters syrup, Aidell's chicken apple sausage option 2 | $33 scrambled eggs, bacon, herb hash brown with honey loaf bread option 3 | $35 egg white frittata, baby spinach, roasted peppers, garden vegetable hash (GF) option 4 | $37 texas benedict with seared filet or brisket on an english muffin, poached egg and avocado salsa hollandaise breakfasts include orange juice, assorted muffins, Starbucks coffee and gourmet Tazo Teas enhancements | $5 assorted sliced melons fresh fruit compote granola parfait labor fees of $50 are applied for catered meals less than 25 people Dallas Fort Worth Airport Marriott North 8440 Freeport Parkway Irving, Texas 75063 Revised 1.8.2019 BREAKFAST BUFFET option 1 | $38* breakfast buffets include sliced & whole fresh fruit assorted muffins, chilled juices, Starbuck coffee warm cinnamon buns with sweet icing with flavored syrups and gourmet Tazo Teas scrambled eggs choice of two breakfast meats breakfast meats: choice of one breakfast potato • canadian bacon • smoked bacon option 2 | $38* • sage pepper sausage sliced & whole fresh fruit • grilled kielbasa fresh sliced mangos with tajin and lemon (V) • turkey sausage banana-nut bread • texas corn beef hash machacado - seared prime rib, pico de gallo, • smoked brisket eggs, rolled in a flour tortilla choice of two breakfast meats breakfast potatoes: choice of one breakfast potato • herb hash browns • lyonnaise option 3 | $42* • cheesy o'brien sliced & whole fresh fruit • home fry scrambled eggs and scrambled egg whites (GF) • lemon parsley roasted red bliss choice of two breakfast meats choice of one breakfast potato choice of: ** omelet station OR ** waffle station OR **pancake station *minimum of (25) persons for all buffets **station attendant fee $150 for the first two hours and $25 per attendant per hour kitchen fees of $150 are applied for buffets for less than 25 people Dallas Fort Worth Airport Marriott North 8440 Freeport Parkway Irving, Texas 75063 Revised 1.8.2019 BREAKS CUSTOM MEETING BREAK • chicken tenders with wasabi ponzu sauce, • assorted cookies, brownies or lemon bars buffalo blue cheese sauce and buttermilk • chips with queso, guacamole & house made ranch salsa • nutrigrain bars, granola bars • Greek flat bread with chickpea hummus, • BelVita breakfast bars pretzel rods, carrots and celery sticks • chocolate dipped macadamia nut bars • individual servings of warm candied cinnamon • imported and domestic cheeses served with • pecans, hickory smoked almonds and sea salt assorted crackers and french baguettes & black pepper cashews • goin’ apples - granny smith and washington • house made cupcakes apples, asian pears, pretzel rods, caramel • Rice Krispee treats crunch and Nutella dip • assorted ice cream bars to include Skinny • yogurt covered pretzels & raisins Cow ice cream sandwiches (low cal), Haggen • Jack's beef jerky Daaz bars and Blue Bunny King Cones • Tropical sweet heat snack mix - nacho • cookie break - oatmeal, cranberry and peanuts, pecans, butter toasted peanuts, hot chocolate chunk (GF) with pitchers of milk and spicy sesame sticks, honey roasted peanuts and light cajun seasoning all breaks include • whole fresh fruit to include red and green Starbucks coffee with flavored syrups & Tazo Teas apples, bananas and oranges & assorted regular and diet PEPSI soft drinks • Ms. Vicki's potato chips • Gary Poppins popcorn Custom Meeting Break packages: • individual servings of Pringles 4 items | $22 • Cracker Jacks and Cheez-it's 5 items | $24 • assorted Clif, Kind and Luna Organic energy bars minimum of 10 people required for all break packages break packages are priced for 30 minutes of continuous service (see event planner if longer break is desired) Dallas Fort Worth Airport Marriott North 8440 Freeport Parkway Irving, Texas 75063 Revised 1.8.2019 BREAKS ENHANCEMENTS enhancements | $5 • granola parfait • variety of breakfast sandwiches enhancements | $6 • Red Bull Energy drinks or Rockstar Zero Carb Energy drinks • Assorted Mtn Dew Kick Start drinks • Sobe Lifewaters • Bubly Sparkling Waters • quiche break - sugar cured ham and brazos cheddar, spinach and wild mushroom, chorizo and spanish manchego • make your own trail mix - roasted peanuts, almonds, cashews, granola, dried cherries, raisins, m&m's • (peanut and chocolate), chex mix and cinnamon pecans • mini cinnamon bun station - warm mini cinnamon buns with icing on the side to drizzle over • candy break – Movie Sized Peanut M&M's, Skittles, KitKat's, Payday, Hershey, Hershey Almonds, and Haribo Gummy Bears enhancements | $7 • classic float break - glass bottled craft Dublin Soda – Dublin Soda, classic root beer, cream soda and orange soda with Henry's vanilla ice cream • Starbucks Cold Brew Bottles Dallas Fort Worth Airport Marriott North 8440 Freeport Parkway Irving, Texas 75063 Revised 1.8.2019 BREAKS ENHANCEMENTS enhancements | $12 • smoothie station – premade assorted seasonal fruit smoothies • milk shake break – premade assorted milk shakes to include vanilla, chocolate and strawberry beverage packages $26 all day (up to 8 hours) $15 half day (up to 4 hours) includes unlimited Lipton Pure Leaf Tea, PEPSI soft drinks, bottled water, assorted Sobe Lifewaters, Bubly Sparkling Water, Starbucks coffee with flavored syrups and gourmet Tazo Teas consumption items • Starbucks regular and decaf coffee with flavored syrups, sugar sticks, chocolate shavings and cinnamon sticks $100.00 Gal | $60.00 1/2 Gal • assorted gourmet Tazo teas with sugar sticks and cinnamon sticks $100.00 Gal | $60.00 1/2 Gal • iced tea or fruit punch $75.00 Gal • infused water - citrus, watermelon, pineapple $60.00 Gal • PEPSI brand soft drinks* $5.50 each • assorted muffins or mini croissants $48.00 per dozen • assorted bagels $48.00 per dozen • assorted cookies, brownies or lemon bars $48.00 per dozen minimum of 10 people required for all break packages *COKE brand soft drinks upon request for an additional charge - $6.50 each Dallas Fort Worth Airport Marriott North 8440 Freeport Parkway Irving, Texas 75063 Revised 1.8.2019 LUNCH PLATED option 1 | $40 seared chicken breast with your choice of roasted red pepper coulis, smoked paprika cream, chardonnay lemon zested gloss, mesquite smoke bbq sauce, artichoke caper kalamatta olive tapenade or red wine demi served with chef’s fresh vegetables & spinach garlic mashed potatoes or basmati blended rice duo enhancement | add $10 4oz filet served with demi-glace (or appropriate sauce) option 2 | $37 Boar's Head plated deli - oven gold turkey, peppered ham, italian style roast beef, pepper jack and cheddar cheese, pasta salad, julienne iceberg and baby greens, sliced tomatoes, sliced onions and pickle spear, mayonnaise, country dijon mustard and garlic aioli option 3 | $42 seared salmon with dauphinois potato, seared spinach and kale, warm tomato, kalamata olives and basil tapenade option 4 | $44 smoked strip loin with spinach garlic mashers, green beans, and a caramelized red onion demi option 5 | $40 vegetable wellington (V) with roasted red pepper cream sauce, grilled asparagus spears option 6 | $40 Fireman's 4 brined pork medallions with bacon roasted potatoes, napa cabbage with apple butter demi plated lunches include • soup of the day* OR tossed salad - house, caesar, mixed greens, or wedge • chef’s choice dessert, Starbucks coffee & gourmet Tazo Teas *Choose your own soup for an additional $2 labor fees of $50 are applied for catered meals less than 25 people Dallas Fort Worth Airport Marriott North 8440 Freeport Parkway Irving, Texas 75063 Revised 1.8.2019 LUNCH SALADS option 1 | $35 chicken caesar - grilled chicken, romaine lettuce, shaved parmesan cheese. roasted red peppers, kalamata olives, house made garlic croutons and cosmopolitan caesar dressing option 2 | $35 texas cobb - mixed garden greens, topped with smoked chicken breast, bacon, bleu cheese, avocado, sliced eggs, tomatoes and a chipotle ranch dressing option 3 | $36 wellness platter - baby arugula, house salad greens, marinated seared mushroom steak, grilled asparagus, assorted legume salad, pasta salad, sliced avocado, marinated heirloom tomatoes with a red wine vinaigrette option 4 | $40 chairman's platter - house salad greens, cucumbers, heirloom tomatoes, grilled chicken, avocado, herb seared tenderloin and chardonnay poached shrimp, bean salad, marinated baby carrots and thyme raspberry dressing lunch salads include • soup of the day* • chef’s choice dessert, Starbucks coffee & gourmet Tazo Teas *Choose your own soup for an additional $2 labor fees of $50 are applied for catered meals less than 25 people Dallas Fort Worth Airport Marriott North 8440 Freeport
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