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Crafted for You TM events by Marriott breakfast breaks lunch reception dinner beverage healthy technology info crafted for you JW MARRIOTT SAN ANTONIO HILL COUNTRY RESORT AND SPA 23808 Resort Parkway | San Antonio | TX 78261 www.jwsanantonio.com 2006. Marriott International. All Rights Reserved. Rights All International. Marriott 2006. > JW MARRIOTT SAN ANTONIO HILL COUNTRY RESORT AND SPA TM 23808 Resort Parkway | San Antonio | TX 78261 210.403.3434 | www.jwsanantonio.com events by Marriott breakfast breakfast breaks lunch reception dinner beverage healthy technology info > plated > buffet SEASON cereals juices coffee teas pastries milk yogurt eggs 2006. Marriott International. All Rights Reserved. Rights All International. Marriott 2006. home < > JW MARRIOTT SAN ANTONIO HILL COUNTRY RESORT AND SPA TM 23808 Resort Parkway | San Antonio | TX 78261 210.403.3434 | www.jwsanantonio.com events by Marriott BREAKFAST breaks lunch reception dinner beverage healthy technology info > plated > buffet Hill Country Continental Breakfast morning | $22.00 Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice and Chilled Juices House Made Pastries and Muffins English Muffins Preserves, Peanut Butter, Honey and Butter Oatmeal with Brown Sugar and Raisins Breakfast Cereals Coffee Decaffeinated Coffee A Selection of Taylors of Harrogate ® Tea Skim and Low Fat Milk A fee of $3.00 per person will be added for a seated continental breakfast Buffets open over 2 hours are subject to a surcharge based on: Per Gallon, Per Dozen and Per Person on all applicable items 2006. Marriott International. All Rights Reserved. Rights All International. Marriott 2006. Prices are per person. A customary 24% taxable service charge and sales tax will be added to prices home < > JW MARRIOTT SAN ANTONIO HILL COUNTRY RESORT AND SPA TM 23808 Resort Parkway | San Antonio | TX 78261 210.403.3434 | www.jwsanantonio.com events by Marriott BREAKFAST breaks lunch reception dinner beverage healthy technology info > plated > buffet Canyon Lake Continental Breakfast morning | $28.00 per person Selection of Freshly Squeezed Orange and Grapefruit Juices Local Seasonal Sliced Fruit and Berries Assortment of Chilled Organic Fruit Yogurts Selection of Cold Cereals, Granola and Muesli to include Kashi and Kellogg’s Smart Start Cereal with Whole, 2% and Skim Milk Hot Oat Meal with Brown Sugar and Cream Tequila Cilantro Cured Salmon with Roasted Poblano Cream Cheese and Bagels Assorted Pastries Blue Corn Biscuits, Jalapeno Muffins, Fruit Filled Danish, Apple Pastillitos, Pepper Jack Cheese Croissants and Spiced Agave Coffee Cake Served with Honey Butter, Sweet Butter and Pricing Based on 1.5 hours of Service Seasonal Fruit Preserves Coffee and Tea Service 2006. Marriott International. All Rights Reserved. Rights All International. Marriott 2006. Prices are per person. A customary 24% taxable service charge and sales tax will be added to prices home < > JW MARRIOTT SAN ANTONIO HILL COUNTRY RESORT AND SPA TM 23808 Resort Parkway | San Antonio | TX 78261 210.403.3434 | www.jwsanantonio.com events by Marriott BREAKFAST breaks lunch reception dinner beverage healthy technology info > plated > buffet Cibolo Continental Breakfast morning | $34.00 Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice and Chilled Juices House Made Pastries and Muffins and English Muffins Preserves, Peanut Butter, Honey and Butter Seasonal Fruit and Berries Breakfast Burrito with Salsa Casera Display of Bagels with Whipped Cream Cheese Hard Boiled Eggs Breakfast Cereals Coffee Decaffeinated Coffee Continental Enhancements A Selection of Taylors of Harrogate® Tea Rise and Shine Croissants | $7.50 Skim and Low Fat Milk Farm Fresh Scrambled Eggs, Hickory Smoked Bacon with A Fee of $3.00 per person will be added Brazos Valley Cheddar Cheese on a Flakey Butter Croissant for a seated continental breakfast Southwest Breakfast Wraps | $7.50 Buffets open over 2 hours are subject to a surcharge based on: Per Gallon, Per Cilantro Tortilla Filled with Scrambled Eggs, Chorizo, Pepper Dozen and Per Person on all applicable Jack Cheese and Salsa Verde items 2006. 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A customary 24% taxable service charge and sales tax will be added to prices home < > JW MARRIOTT SAN ANTONIO HILL COUNTRY RESORT AND SPA TM 23808 Resort Parkway | San Antonio | TX 78261 210.403.3434 | www.jwsanantonio.com events by Marriott BREAKFAST breaks lunch reception dinner beverage healthy technology info > plated > buffet Breakfast Appetizers Breakfast Entrees Include Individual Fruit & Berry Martini | $4.50 Fresh Squeezed Orange and Passion Fruit Curd and Citrus Tuile Grapefruit Juices, Cranberry and Apple Juices Assorted Fresh Breakfast Bakeries Granola & Fresh Seasonal Berries | $4.50 Nut sprinkles and Creamy Vanilla Yogurt Fruit Preserves and Sweet Butter served in a Martini Glass Coffee and Tea Service Live Oak Plated Breakfast Farm Scrambled Fresh Eggs plated | $36.00 plated | $27.00 Seared Petite Filet Mignon with Eggs, Minced Chives, Plum Tomatoes Chipotle Hollandaise Sauces (Choose one) Oven Roasted Tomatoes Country Ham, Grilled Link Sausage or Kehnnebec Potato and Wild Apple wood Smoked Bacon Mushroom Hash Home-style Fried Redskin Potatoes ***A labor charge of $100 will be applied to groups of 25 persons or less 2006. Marriott International. All Rights Reserved. Rights All International. Marriott 2006. Prices are per person. A customary 24% taxable service charge and sales tax will be added to prices home < > JW MARRIOTT SAN ANTONIO HILL COUNTRY RESORT AND SPA TM 23808 Resort Parkway | San Antonio | TX 78261 210.403.3434 | www.jwsanantonio.com events by Marriott BREAKFAST breaks lunch reception dinner beverage healthy technology info > plated > buffet Egg White Vegetable Frittata Bexar County Omelet plated| $30.00 plated | $33.00 Cranberry Juice Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice Open Faced Omelet with Grilled Omelet with Pepper Jack Cheddar, Mushrooms, Spinach, Shallots and Fennel Smoked Mozzarella and Swiss Cheese served with Tomato Basil Relish Smoked Pork Sausage House Baked Pastries Breakfast Potatoes with Peppers and Preserves, Honey and Butter Onions Coffee House Baked Pastries, Muffins and Croissants Decaffeinated Coffee Preserves, Honey and Butter A Selection of Taylors of Harrogate® Tea Coffee Decaffeinated Coffee A selection of Taylors of Harrogate® Tea 2006. Marriott International. All Rights Reserved. Rights All International. Marriott 2006. Prices are per person. A customary 24% taxable service charge and sales tax will be added to prices home < > JW MARRIOTT SAN ANTONIO HILL COUNTRY RESORT AND SPA TM 23808 Resort Parkway | San Antonio | TX 78261 210.403.3434 | www.jwsanantonio.com events by Marriott BREAKFAST breaks lunch reception dinner beverage healthy technology info > plated > buffet Brulee French Toast Hill Country plated | $30.00 plated | $32.00 Fresh squeezed Orange Juice Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice Cream Brulee Battered Toast, Crusted Scrambled Eggs with White Cheddar with Corn Flakes Potato Pancake Vermont Maple Syrup and Caramelized Jalapeno Bacon Bananas House Baked Pastries Hickory Smoked Bacon Preserves, Honey and Butter House Baked Pastries Coffee Preserves, Honey and Butter Decaffeinated Coffee Coffee A Selection of Taylors of Harrogate® Tea Decaffeinated Coffee A Selection of Taylors of Harrogate® Tea 2006. Marriott International. All Rights Reserved. Rights All International. Marriott 2006. Prices are per person. A customary 24% taxable service charge and sales tax will be added to prices home < > JW MARRIOTT SAN ANTONIO HILL COUNTRY RESORT AND SPA TM 23808 Resort Parkway | San Antonio | TX 78261 210.403.3434 | www.jwsanantonio.com events by Marriott BREAKFAST breaks lunch reception dinner beverage healthy technology info > plated > buffet Texas Sunrise Buffet buffet | $39.00 Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice and Chilled Juices Seasonal Fruit and Berries House Baked Pastries and Muffins English Muffins Display of Bagels with Whipped Cream Cheese Preserves, Peanut Butter, Honey and Butter Oatmeal with Brown Sugar and Raisins Breakfast Cereals with Slim and Low Fat Milk Individual Yogurts Scrambled Eggs with Vine Ripe Tomatoes and Green Onions Omelets (Made to Order) Egg Beaters and Whole Eggs, Diced Ham, Crumbled Bacon, Diced Smoked Turkey, Roasted Green Chiles, Onions, Mushrooms, Bell Peppers, Salsa, Tomatoes, Jalapeno Peppers, Cheddar, Swiss and Jack Cheeses Maple Pepper Bacon, Pork sausage and Roasted Red Skin Potatoes Coffee and Decaffeinated Coffee A selection of Taylors of Harrogate® Tea (1) Chef attendant required per 75 guests at $150.00. A minimum of 40 guest is required or a $5.00 per person fee will be incurred. Buffets open over 2 hours are subject to a surcharge based on: Per Gallon and Per Person on all applicable items. 2006. Marriott International. All Rights Reserved. Rights All International. Marriott 2006. Prices are per person. A customary 24% taxable service charge and sales tax will be added to prices home < > JW MARRIOTT SAN ANTONIO HILL COUNTRY RESORT AND SPA TM 23808 Resort Parkway | San Antonio | TX 78261 210.403.3434 | www.jwsanantonio.com events by Marriott BREAKFAST breaks lunch reception dinner beverage healthy technology info > plated > buffet All American Breakfast Buffet buffet | $39.00 per person Selection of Chilled Fruit Juices Freshly squeezed Orange and Grapefruit, V-8 and Apple Juices Local Seasonal Sliced Fruit and Berry Display Assorted individual Dry Cereals and Granola to include Kashi and Kellogg’s Smart Start Cereals served with Bananas and
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