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{ Eggs } { Sunny Side up } { START } { START } OATMEAL SOUFFLE (VEG) OATMEAL SOUFFLE (VEG) sugarbush farm vermont maple syrup // 7.25 sugarbush farm vermont maple syrup // 7.25 BREAKFAST BEIGNETS (VEG) BREAKFAST BEIGNETS (VEG) housemade doughnuts & hot butterscotch // 6.50 housemade doughnuts & hot butterscotch // 6.50 DUTCH BABY PANCAKE DUTCH BABY PANCAKE pear butter, bacon, sour cream // 8.25 pear butter, bacon, sour cream // 8.25 AVOCADO TOAST AVOCADO TOAST smoked trout, avocado, ciabatta crostini, salad of arugula, smoked trout, avocado, ciabatta crostini, salad of arugula, watermellon radish, hard boiled egg, rouille // 8.75 watermellon radish, hard boiled egg, rouille // 8.75 { EGGS } { EGGS } 100% Vogel Family Farm local eggs 100% Vogel Family Farm local eggs BASIC EGG BREAKFAST (GF, VEG) BASIC EGG BREAKFAST (GF, VEG) 2 eggs with choice of two sides // 8.75 2 eggs with choice of two sides // 8.75 TODAY’S QUICHE TODAY’S QUICHE choice of side // 8.75 choice of side // 8.75 VEGGIE BENEDICT (GF, VEG) VEGGIE BENEDICT (GF, VEG) sweet potato, red onion, mushroom, sweet potato, red onion, mushroom, kale, spinach, polenta cake, hollandaise kale, spinach, polenta cake, hollandaise CLASSIC BENEDICT CLASSIC BENEDICT ham, housemade crumpet, hollandaise // 9.25 ham, housemade crumpet, hollandaise // 9.25 SALMON CAKE BENEDICT SALMON CAKE BENEDICT poached egg, hollandaise, dill // 9.25 poached egg, hollandaise, dill // 9.25 KALE SCRAMBLE (GF) KALE SCRAMBLE (GF) egg whites, grilled chicken, kale, spinach, egg whites, grilled chicken, kale, spinach, mushroom, balsamic reduction, choice of side // 9.25 mushroom, balsamic reduction, choice of side // 9.25 GREEN EGGS & HAM (GF) GREEN EGGS & HAM (GF) braised kale, spinach, basil, cheddar, ham, braised kale, spinach, basil, cheddar, ham, scrambled eggs, choice of side // 9.75 scrambled eggs, choice of side // 9.75 { SUNNY SIDE UP } { SUNNY SIDE UP } ALL ITEMS TOPPED WITH SUNNY SIDE UP EGGS ALL ITEMS TOPPED WITH SUNNY SIDE UP EGGS GRILLED RIBYEYE & EGGS (GF) GRILLED RIBYEYE & EGGS (GF) 8 oz steak, beer & molasses steak sauce // 14.75 8 oz steak, beer & molasses steak sauce // 14.75 LOS RANCHEROS (GF, VEG) LOS RANCHEROS (GF, VEG) corn tortillas, curds, black beans, cotija, chipolte salsa // 12.50 corn tortillas, curds, black beans, cotija, chipolte salsa // 12.50 - choice of tomatillo pork or sliced avocado - choice of tomatillo pork or sliced avocado SHORT RIB HASH (GF) SHORT RIB HASH (GF) crispy potato, bacon, pepper, onion, mushroom, crispy potato, bacon, pepper, onion, mushroom, demi-glace, choice of side // 12.75 demi-glace, choice of side // 12.75 THE SKILLET (GF) THE SKILLET (GF) sweet potato, housemade sausage, brussel sprouts, sweet potato, housemade sausage, brussel sprouts, cheese, choice of side // 11.00 cheese, choice of side // 11.00 { CURE ALL } { CURE ALL } PUMPKIN PANCAKES (VEG) PUMPKIN PANCAKES (VEG) blueberries, whipped cream, granola // 8.75 blueberries, whipped cream, granola // 8.75 FRENCH TOAST (VEG) FRENCH TOAST (VEG) maple syrup // 8.75 maple syrup // 8.75 BREAKFAST BURRITO BREAKFAST BURRITO roasted anaheim, tomatillo pork, scrambled eggs, roasted anaheim, tomatillo pork, scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, potato, avocado, choice of side // 9.50 cheddar cheese, potato, avocado, choice of side // 9.50 BISCUIT & GRAVY BISCUIT & GRAVY buttermilk biscuit, sausage gravy, sunny side eggs, choice of side // 8.75 buttermilk biscuit, sausage gravy, sunny side eggs, choice of side // 8.75 CHICKEN IN A BISCUIT CHICKEN IN A BISCUIT buttermilk biscuit, fried chicken, sausage gravy, cheddar, bacon, buttermilk biscuit, fried chicken, sausage gravy, cheddar, bacon, sunny side eggs, choice of side // 10.75 sunny side eggs, choice of side // 10.75 BREAKFAST PIZZA BREAKFAST PIZZA sausage gravy, cheddar hash, red pepper, onion, bacon, scrambled eggs // 14. sausage gravy, cheddar hash, red pepper, onion, bacon, scrambled eggs // 14. { LITTLE BIRDS } { LITTLE BIRDS } 12 AND UNDER, PLEASE 12 AND UNDER, PLEASE KIDS BREAKFAST KIDS BREAKFAST one egg, choice of two sides // 3.75 one egg, choice of two sides // 3.75 PANCAKE PANCAKE whipped cream, berries, choice of side // 3.75 whipped cream, berries, choice of side // 3.75 FRENCH TOAST STICKS FRENCH TOAST STICKS maple syrup, choice of side // 3.75 maple syrup, choice of side // 3.75 { SIDES } { SIDES } 2.50 2.50 grapefruit brulee (gf,veg) • drunk’n black beans (gf,veg) grapefruit brulee (gf,veg) • drunk’n black beans (gf,veg) toast (veg) • buttermilk biscuit (veg) • housemade crumpet (veg) toast (veg) • buttermilk biscuit (veg) • housemade crumpet (veg) veggie hash (gf,veg) • potato hash w/peppers and onions (gf,veg) veggie hash (gf,veg) • potato hash w/peppers and onions (gf,veg) 3.50 3.50 local fresh fruit (gf,veg) • peppered bacon (gf) local fresh fruit (gf,veg) • peppered bacon (gf) cheddar potato hash (veg) • ham steak (gf) cheddar potato hash (veg) • ham steak (gf) housemade sausage (gf) • avocado with evoo & sea salt (gf,veg) housemade sausage (gf) • avocado with evoo & sea salt (gf,veg) gf- gluten free • veg- vegetarian gf- gluten free • veg- vegetarian 2016 2016 FALL FALL 2016 2016 FALL FALL BRUNCH BRUNCH } { } { RED FEATHER LOUNGE FEATHER RED RED FEATHER LOUNGE FEATHER RED { MIMOSAS & MARY’S } { MIMOSAS & MARY’S } MIMOSA CARAFE // 7. MIMOSA CARAFE // 7. FANCY MIMOSA FANCY MIMOSA adami garbel brut, fresh-pressed OJ // 7. adami garbel brut, fresh-pressed OJ // 7. VENETIAN MIMOSA VENETIAN MIMOSA sparkling bitter apertif, fresh-pressed OJ, on the rocks // 7. sparkling bitter apertif, fresh-pressed OJ, on the rocks // 7. GERMAIN MIMOSA GERMAIN MIMOSA st. germain elderflower, fresh-pressed grapefruit, gin // 7. st. germain elderflower, fresh-pressed grapefruit, gin // 7. RED FEATHER MARY RED FEATHER MARY tomato, blend of pepper & spice, vodka // 6.50 tomato, blend of pepper & spice, vodka // 6.50 VERDE MARY VERDE MARY fresh tomatillo mary, gin // 6.50 fresh tomatillo mary, gin // 6.50 THE INFERNO THE INFERNO pepper bitters, chiles, vodka wake up hot! // 6.50 pepper bitters, chiles, vodka wake up hot! // 6.50 { BLOODLESS } { BLOODLESS } LE BOURGET LE BOURGET Plymouth gin, st. germain, fresh grapefruit & lemon // 8.5 Plymouth gin, st. germain, fresh grapefruit & lemon // 8.5 TOMATILLO LEMONADE TOMATILLO LEMONADE Vodka, tomatillo, lemon, on the rocks // 7. Vodka, tomatillo, lemon, on the rocks // 7. { WAKE UP } { WAKE UP } PURPLE BEAN COFFEE (FLYING M) // 2.50 PURPLE BEAN COFFEE (FLYING M) // 2.50 Certified Fair Trade Organic Peru Certified Fair Trade Organic Peru WHOLE LEAF TEA // 2.50 WHOLE LEAF TEA // 2.50 casa blanca casa blanca english breakfast black english breakfast black { SODA & JUICE } { SODA & JUICE } HANDMADE SODA // 3. HANDMADE SODA // 3. ginger beer ginger beer amarena cherry amarena cherry black pepper sage black pepper sage FRESH JUICE 3. // 4. FRESH JUICE 3. // 4. fresh pressed orange or grapefruit fresh pressed orange or grapefruit.
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