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The Tavern Steakhouse & Lodge The Tavern Steakhouse & Lodge TAVERN SPECIALS STARTERS Chicken Sarah Bernhardt 14.40 Warm Baked Rustic Loaf Basket 3.40 Saddle Grill classic, chicken breast, house Olive Oil Balsamic Loaf 4.90 crumbed in a cheese sauce, toasted with cheese, Garlic Bread 4.40 tomato, with Tavern chips and peas Family Sharing Platter 12.90 Venison 19.25 Posh Fish Fingers | Chicken Wings | Pork chipolata | Pan fried venison loin, served pink with red Kipper Pate | Chutney | Dips | Cob wine, blueberries, and bitter chocolate. On pan Prawn and Crab Cocktail 7.40 haggerty and greens On Corn, celery and capsicum, pink sauce Fresh Mushroom Ravioli 12.35 | 5.90 Steakhouse Soup 4.90 Mushroom pasta with truffle oil and cream With warm Cob sauce, parmesan Korean style chicken wings 5-90 Northumbrian Ultimate Shepherd’s Pie 13.30 OR Cauliflower wings 4-90 With venison, fresh lamb mince in a rich meaty Crispy, with Sriracha hot chilli sauce gravy with redcurrant jelly, veg, topped with a Pan Fried Garlic King Prawns 8.30 creamed potato and nettle cheese, with crispy Mushroom and Patatas Bravas 5-90 onion and red cabbage Pan fried Garlic Mushrooms 3-90 Geordie Chop 17.90 Spam Fritters 3-90 Big meaty tender double chop of lamb, red wine In crisp beer batter, with Broon Sauce & rosemary gravy, mint jelly, pan haggerty and Craster Kipper Pate 5.90 fresh greens With toasted bread Seafood Linguine 15.90 With king prawn tails, mussels, crab meat, UBIQUITOUS PUB CLASSICS cream, and lemon Tavern Baked Ham & Eggs 11.20 Very Slow Roast Belly Pork 13.90 With Tavern chips, peas, fresh eggs Belly Pork, roasted until moist & tender, crispy Trio of Amazing Sausages 10.90 skin, mustard gravy, mash and greens On buttery mash, real gravy, and crispy onions Cod loin with Chorizo Crumb 14-00 Fish & Chip Feast 12.30 Baked, served with Patatas Bravas North Sea white fish, in our crispy house beer batter, homemade Tavern chips, Tavern’s own THE CUTS tartare sauce, pickled onion and mushy peas Great steaks extra matured, dry and wet, butter basted Slow Braised Northumbrian Casserole 10.90 and rock salt seasoned , Char grilled Tender Beef Brisket with Craster cured bacon, Served with Tavern homemade chips or baked potato, on mushrooms, red wine, vegetables, on a creamy the vine tomato spring onion mash Macaroni Cheese 5.90 | 8.90 12oz Rump 18.20 Rich, gooey, cheesey Big bold flavours, a proper steak with Chorizo Crumb 6.90 | 10.40 10oz Ribeye 20.30 The Steak Lovers steak. Marbled and tender Chilli Con Carne 5.90 | 8.30 8oz Prime Fillet steak 26-30 Sour cream and jalapenos The leanest most render cut of all Small with tortilla chips, Main with rice 8oz Sirloin 18-50 Tavern Burger Platter 12.30 Knighted Loin, good fat covering and flavour Very naughty! Very Nice! 16 oz Platter Sirloin 24.30 Two 100% beef patties, gently pressed, dry-rub a feast of deliciousness seasoned on the outside, then hot griddle, Steakhouse Special 21.90 served on a toasted brioche, topped with relish, 10oz prime ribeye steak sautéed in garlic butter, crispy bacon, cheddar, jalapeno cheese. Served spring onions, mushrooms, tomato, red wine, with Tavern chips cream, with pink and green pepper berries, Add Chilli/ Mac&Cheese/Steakhouse Pepper sauce 2.90 tavern chips and salad Farm Mixed Grill 17.40 Rump Steak, Ham, Sausages, with fried eggs, SIDES Fresh Onion Rings 3.90 homemade Tavern chips, peas Mixed Salad 5.90 Cheesey Peas 3.4 Surf and Turf 25.30 Tomato Red Onion Salad 5.90 Baked Potato 2.90 10oz prime ribeye steak and succulent king 2 Free Range Eggs 2.40 Cauliflower Cheese 2.90 prawns, drenched in tavern butter and served Fresh Veg Mix 3.90 Braised Red Cabbage 3.40 with chips Buttery Mash 3.40 Pan Haggarty 3.90 One Kilo T-Bone 55.40 Tavern Chips 3.40 Thin Fries 3.40 Sirloin and Fillet on the bone, best of the best Peppercorn Sauce 3.40 Steakhouse Sauce 3.40 Pan Fried Mushrooms 3.90 Dijonnaise Sauce 3.40 Please inform staff of any allergies, some dishes may not be available. The Tavern Steakhouse & Lodge Steakhouse Soup 4.90 With fresh Cob Craster Kipper Pate 5.90 With toasted bread Northumbrian Platter 12.40 Family Sharing Platter 12.90 Finest quality cheese | Baked Ham | Kipper Pate | Pickle | Posh Fish Fingers | Chicken Wings | Pork chipolata | Butter | Chutney | Cob Kipper Pate | Chutney | Dips | Cob UBIQUITOUS PUB CLASSICS Tavern Baked Ham & Eggs 11.20 With Tavern chips, peas, fresh eggs Trio of Amazing Sausages 10.90 On buttery mash, real gravy, and crispy onions Fish & Chip Feast 12.30 North Sea white fish, in our crispy house beer batter, homemade Tavern chips, Tavern’s own tartare sauce, pickled onion and mushy peas Slow Braised Northumbrian Casserole 10.90 Tender Beef Brisket with Craster cured bacon, mushrooms, red wine, vegetables, on a creamy spring onion mash Macaroni Cheese 5.90 | 8.90 Macaroni Cheese with Chorizo Crumb 6.90 10.40 Chilli Con Carne 5.90 | 8.30 Sour cream and jalapenos Small with tortilla chips, Main with rice Tavern Burger Platter 12.30 Very naughty! Very Nice! Two 100% beef patties, gently pressed, dry-rub seasoned on the outside, then hot griddle, served on a toasted brioche, topped with relish, crispy bacon, cheddar, jalapeno cheese. Served with Tavern chips Add Chilli/ Mac&Cheese/Steakhouse Pepper sauce 2.90 HOT BRIOCHE BUTTY SANDWICHES With crisps and salad (or soup for £2.00) Chicken Fillet Winna Burger 9.90 Chicken Sandwich 6.40 Tavern Fried Chicken Breast, Bun with Cheeseslaw, With mayonnaise & spring onion Jalepeno Cheese, baconaise, sweetcorn relish, tomato, Tavern Dressed Crab Sandwich 6.90 taven chips Prawn Cocktail Sandwich Fish & Chip Butty 5.90 Cheese & Pickle Sandwich 4.40 With tartare sauce Baked Ham Sandwich 6.40 Tavern Super Steak Baguette 9.90 Strips of prime beefsteak, in olive oil, red onion, cracked pepper, hot-seared, with horseradish cream with thin fries Add Cheese or Mushrooms 1.90 Tavern Super Slow Cooked Roast Pork Baguette 8.90 With sage and onion stuffing, meaty gravy, with thin fries BASKETS Chicken in a Basket 8.90 Crisp Chicken Leg With cheeselaw and Tavern Chips Scampi in a Basket 10.20 Homemade, with tartare sauce, Tavern chips, salad Cheesey Chips 5.90 Topped with Mac & Cheese and crispy onions Chilli Chips 5.90 Tavern chilli brisket, sour cream, jalapenos Hog-wor-t 5-90 Tavern chips, BBQ pork chipolata, baconaise, yellow mustard, bacon dust Freshly made Beer Battered Onion Rings 3.90 Basket of Korean style fried Chicken wings - dbl portion 8.90 SIDES Fresh Veg Mix 3.90 Cheesey Peas 3.40 Mixed Salad 5.90 Buttery Mash 3.40 Baked Potato 2.90 Tomato Red Onion Salad 5.90 Tavern Chips 3.40 Thin Fries 3.40 Pan Fried Mushrooms 3.90 Pan Haggarty 3.90 Cauliflower Cheese 3.90 Please inform staff of any allergies, some dishes may not be available. .
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