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BRUNCH STEEL CUT OATS $13 AVOCADO TOAST $15 pistachio crumble & blueberries pickled eggs & shaved cucumber GREEK YOGURT & GRANOLA $14 EGGS BENEDICT $21 assorted berries & local honey berkshire ham, roasted potatoes & english muffin SEASONAL FRUIT SALAD $14 MILLPORT SMOKED CHORIZO FRITTATA $18 mint roasted red peppers, tuscan kale, flagship cheddar & avocado BUTTERMILK PANCAKES $14 woodlands maple butter OMELETTE & MARKET GREENS $19 CAGE FREE EGGS ANY WAY $18 EGG WHITE (+$3) bacon or sausage, roasted potato & toast choose two fillings: sautéed kale, roasted mushrooms, blistered SMOKED BACON & FRIED EGG SANDWICH $16 tomatoes, roasted peppers, onions, ham, bacon, ny cheddar, avocado & english muffin goat cheese, ny cheddar BAKED EGGS $18 HOUSE-CURED COHO SALMON & BAGEL $21 tomato braised chickpeas, merguez & avocado cream cheese, tomato, frisée & capers MAINS KALE CAESAR $17 ROTISSERIE CHICKEN SANDWICH $17 croutons & parmesan cucumber, avocado, bibb lettuce, almond aioli & cranberry almond ciabatta SHAVED BRUSSELS SPROUT SALAD $15 ricotta, fig & pistachio vinaigrette THE ITALIAN COMBO $18 GRILLED ASPARAGUS SALAD $17 sopresatta, mortadella, prosciutto & provolone roasted peppers, peperoncini & baguette frisee,shaved fennel, poached egg & bacon vinaigrette GRILLED CHEESE $16 FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICH $17 gruyere, ny cheddar, blistered tomato & filone bibb lettuce, ranch & pickels IRVINGTON BURGER $19 crispy onions & beecher’s flagship cheddar FLATBREADS SIDES $10 WILD MUSHROOM $16 HAND CUT FRIES roasted garlic & parsley harissa aioli ROASTED TOMATO $16 ROASTED MUSHROOMS house-made mozzarella & basil BRUSSELS SPROUTS PROSCIUTTO $18 bacon & maple syrup mozzarella, parmesan & roasted garlic MAC & CHESSE beecher's flagship KALE $18 cheddar, parmesan & bread crumbs cipollini onions & pecorino SWEET POTATO Consuming raw or undercooked meat, seafood and eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness..

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