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Signature Dishes Flatwiches® & Sandwiches Enjoy our signature dishes. Grandma’s Pizza Signature Dishes 16” Sicilian style pizza, just like grandma used to make! Serves 16 square What’s a Flatwich®? slices of pizza. House cheese blend extra virgin olive oil/hand crushed plum Our own delicious creation. Made fresh to order like all of our menu items. The tomatoes/sliced garlic/fresh basil 25.49 + 1.75/top bread is made from our homemade pizza dough, and served soft, warm and toasty, but not too crisp. We melt the cheese, then build your sandwich with Starters fresh ingredients. Fold it over. Cut it in half and then you have The Flatwich®! Bruschetta Garlic Rolls Specialty Moons All flatwiches and Buffalo Chicken Flatwich Diced roma tomatoes/fresh basil/feta Fresh baked homemade pizza dough sandwiches are served Crispy or grilled buffalo chicken cheese/red onions/balsamic vinegar garlic butter/marinara sauce Our dough is made daily with the highest standards. We use only the freshest and melted house cheese blend/lettuce highest quality ingredients in preparing our in-house pizzas and pizza sauce. We with seasoned fries. extra virgin olive oil/herb-toasted bread 5.99 Small 4.49 Substitute cheese fries 1.99 tomatoes/red onions/spicy ranch 8.49 Cheese Fries feel this allows us to make the best pizza under the moon! Substitute a side salad 2.29 dressing 9.29 Perfectly seasoned fries/melted Mozzarella Sticks Classic The Meateor Veggie Flatwich cheddar house cheese blend/our Fried mozzarella cheese/marinara Our homemade pizza sauce/house Our homemade pizza sauce/house Mushrooms/bell peppers/tomatoes sauce homemade cayenne-candied bacon cheese blend/pepperoni/Italian shredded lettuce/red onions/melted 7.99 cheese blend/pepperoni/Italian sausage Chicken Flatwich ranch dressing sausage/seasoned ground beef house cheese blend/Italian dressing Portabella Mushrooms red onions/mushrooms/bell peppers Seasoned chicken/shredded lettuce 7.49 Small 4.99 ham/cayenne-candied bacon Two large portabellas baked/Grandma’s 11 / 20 / 25 red onions/tomatoes/melted house 8.29 Cheesy Bread 13 / 22 / 27 Meatball Sub Sauce/goat cheese/fresh basil 8.99 BBQ Chicken cheese blend/chipotle mayo 8.79 A cross between garlic bread and Thai Chicken Homemade meatballs/marinara sauce Drizzled smokey BBQ sauce /house BLT Flatwich Tomato Caprese cheese pizza. Garlic butter/house Spicy sesame peanut sauce/ house melted house cheese blend 9.29 cheese blend/seasoned chicken/green Our cayenne-candied bacon strips Sliced beefsteak tomatoes/fresh cheese blend/marinara sauce 6.69 cheese blend/seasoned chicken/ bean Chicken Parmesan Sub milk mozzarella/fresh basil/balsamic onions/cayenne-candied bacon shredded lettuce/tomatoes/red onions Fries sprouts/carrots/cilantro/peanuts Lightly breaded and sautéed chicken vinegar/extra virgin olive oil 8.49 12 / 21 / 26 melted house cheese blend/chipotle 16 ounces of perfectly seasoned fries 12 / 21 / 26 mayo 8.79 breast/marinara sauce/melted house Greek cheese blend 3.99 Veggie Pizza Italian Flatwich 9.29 Our homemade pizza sauce/house Our homemade pizza sauce/house Salami/ham/pepperoni/shredded Eggplant Parmesan cheese blend/fresh spinach/red onions cheese blend/mushrooms/bell lettuce/tomatoes/red onions/melted Layers of lightly breaded eggplant artichoke hearts kalamata olives/feta peppers/red onions/roma tomatoes Wings house cheese/blend/Italian dressing fresh basil/marinara sauce/melted cheese 11 / 20 / 25 black olives 11 / 20 / 25 8.79 house cheese blend 8.99 Bacon Cheeseburger Santa Fe Chicken 7.99 (6) / 11.49 (10) / 19.49 (20) / 47.99 (50) Our homemade pizza sauce/ house Black bean sauce/house cheese blend Fresh chicken wings seasoned, cooked golden brown and tossed in your cheese blend/seasoned ground beef seasoned chicken/ jalapeño peppers choice of sauce. Served with celery and blue cheese or ranch dressing. red onions/mushrooms/cayenne-candied red onions/spicy ranch/cilantro/fresh Half Moon - Calzone Other Side of the Your choice of flavors: bacon/cheddar13 / 22 / 27 avocado/12 / 21 / 26 Made with our house cheese blend Moon - Stromboli Mild, Medium, Hot, BBQ, Lemon Pepper, Jerk Spiced, Teriyaki, or Garlic White Pizza Buffalo Chicken Pizza and creamy ricotta, stuffed into our Made with our house cheese blend Parmesan. Extra celery or dressing for .65 Creamy ricotta cheese/house cheese Drizzled spicy ranch/ house cheese homemade pizza dough shaped like with marinara sauce rolled inside blend/fresh spinach/roasted garlic/red blend/Buffalo crispy chicken a half moon. Served with a side of our homemade pizza dough and onions/artichoke hearts 12 / 21 / 26 pepperoncinis/red onions/crumbled marinara sauce. Choose ingredients baked to perfection. Served with Margherita blue cheese 12 / 21 / 26 from our list of pizza toppings to a side of marinara sauce. Choose Fresh milk mozzarella cheese/ roma Luna create the perfect taste. ingredients from our list of pizza Greens tomatoes/fresh basil 10 / 19 / 24 Our homemade pizza sauce/drizzled 8.79 + .99/top toppings to create the perfect Jerk Chicken spicy ranch/house cheese blend taste. 8.49 + .99/top All entree salads are served on fresh baked pizza dough seasoned with herbs Jamaican jerk sauce /house cheese chorizo sausage/caramelized and spices. Add chicken to any side salad1.99. Add chicken to any entree salad blend/seasoned chicken/caramelized onions/jalapeño peppers/black olives 2.99. Substitute gluten-free salad bread on any entree salad for 4.00. onions/bell peppers/cayenne-candied cilantro12 / 21 / 26 bacon12 / 21 / 26 Kids Menu (under 12) Blue Moon Salad The Wedge Salad All kids meals include a small fountain drink and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Fresh spring mix tomatoes/red onions Wedge of crisp iceberg lettuce/diced P. Y. O. P carrots/artichoke hearts/balsamic tomatoes/red onions/cayenne-candied Choose your crust: Kids cheese or pepperoni Kids chicken fingers with bacon/crumbled blue cheese/blue cheese vinaigrette dressing Slice Personal 12” pizza 4.99 + .69/top fries and honey mustard Side 4.79 / Entree 8.99 dressing 6.99 3.49 + .69/top (6 slices) / 9 + .99/top sauce 5.49 Gluten-Free 12” Medium 16” Greek Salad Cobb Salad (6 slices) 13 + .99/top (8 slices) / 14 + 1.75/top Large 18” Desserts Romaine lettuce/tomatoes/red onions Romaine lettuce/chicken Sicilian Crust 16” (8 slices) / 15 + 2.25/top cucumbers/kalamata olives/artichoke avocado/cayenne-candied bacon (16 square slices) / 18 + 1.75/top Chocolate Chip Turtle Cheese Cake hearts/banana peppers/feta cheese red onions/crumbled blue cheese Chocolate chip cheesecake/oreo cookie greek vinaigrette dressing roma tomatoes/black olives/BBQ ranch Choose your toppings Cookie Sundae Homemade chocolate chip cookie crust chocolate/pecans/caramel 6.49 Side 5.99 / Entree 9.99 dressing 11.79 Italian Sausage • Pepperoni • Ham • Ground Beef • Caramelized Onions • Roasted Garlic • Roma Tomatoes • Basil • Cilantro • Tri-Colored Bell Peppers • Mushrooms baked fresh to order/vanilla ice cream Jalapeño • Banana Peppers • Red Onions • Spinach • Pineapple • Green Olives chocolate 5.99 Key Lime Pie Caesar Salad Buffalo Chicken Salad Black Olives • Anchovies • Pepperoncinis • Green Onion • Carrots • Bean Sprouts Homemade mini pie/graham cracker Mixture of romaine hearts/croutons Romaine lettuce/roma tomatoes/carrots crust creamy filling with key west lime fresh grated parmesan cheese/caesar red onions/crispy or grilled buffalo Peanut Butter Heath Bar juice/whipped cream 5.49 dressing Side 4.99 / Entree 8.99 chicken/crumbled blue cheese/blue Specialty Toppings (priced double) Brownie cheese dressing 11.49 Seasoned Chicken • Fried Chicken • Chorizo Sausage • Cayenne-Candied Bacon Homemade triple chocolate and Meatballs • Salami • Kalamata Olives • Cheddar • Extra Cheese • Crumbled Blue peanut butter brownie/vanilla ice Cheese • Artichoke Hearts • Fresh Mozzarella • Sun-Dried Tomatoes • Feta • Fresh cream/heath bits/chocolate and Avocado • Goat Cheese • Ricotta Cheese • Dairy Free Cheese • Eggplant caramel sauce 6.59 Specialty Drinks & Martinis Blue Moontini Troubletini Ketel One Citroen/Hpnotiq Liqueur Pineapple infused vodka/pineapple Blue Curacao/white cranberry juice juice/cranberry juice 10 10 Carmel Apple Pie Green Apple Martini Ketel One Vodka/Apple Pucker Stoli Vodka/Apple Pucker/Triple Sec Butterscotch Schnapps/cinnamon and house sour mix 9 sugar rim 9 Chocolate Martini Blue Moon Mojito Absolut Vanilla/White and Dark Crème Fruit infused Bacardi Rum/mint/lime 9 de Cacao/Bailey’s Irish Cream 9 Blue Moon Sangria Flavors, Not Just Ingredients Cheesecake Martini Traditional red or white wine sangria When Blue Moon Pizza opened in 2003, the basic idea was simple: Give Cruzan Vanilla Rum/pineapple juice fruit juices/splash of sprite 9 people an everyday place that feels special. And for that, you need the cranberry juice/graham cracker rim 8 St. Veev right ingredients. It starts with authentic, made-to-order, top-notch food, Rumtini Veev acai berry spirit/St. Germain great service, and a one-of-a-kind atmosphere all at a reasonable price. Fruit infused Bacardi Rum/Pineapple fresh cucumber agave/house sour And, of course, don’t forget our full bar! Schnapps/pineapple juice/grenadine 8 mix/lime 9 Peachtini Southern Manhattan Pizza is the perfect signature item. It’s a comfort food everybody loves. Absolute Peach Vodka/Peach Bulleit Rye Whiskey/Marie Brizard And with a pinch of this and a dash of that, you can prepare it exactly Schnapps/freshly squeezed orange Peach Liqueur/Combier Peche de the way your taste buds crave. juice 8 Vigne/Sweet Vermouth bitters 9 Now, when we look around and hear what our guests say, we realize that Blue Moon turned out to be the special place, for your everyday. So bring the family, and we’ll make you feel right at home. Wines Wines are listed in progressive order starting sweetest & lightest in body to those drier and more full-bodied. White Red Stella, Pinot Grigio, Italy 7/25 Frescobaldi Remole, Toscana, Italy • Traditional & Specialty Pies 7/25 • Creative Salads • Inspired Sandwiches Pepi, Pinot Grigio, California 7/25 • Craft Beers• Full Bar Block 9, Pinot Noir, California 9/32 Order, relax, eat..
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