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Saint Kate Event Menus A ONE-OF-ITS-KIND HOTEL AND VENUE FOR TRAVELERS, ARTISTS, AND THE COMMUNITY MORNING TOAST BUFFET Priced per person. Includes freshly brewed, locally roasted coffee and selection of premium hot teas served with whole and skim milk, and half and half toast 18 toast + eggs 25 toast + healthy breakfast 28 Croissants, Bagels, Daily Bread Specialties and Croissants, Bagels, Daily Bread Specialties and Croissants, Bagels, Daily Bread Specialties and Pan au Chocolat Pan au Chocolat Pan au Chocolat Local and Seasonal Spreads and Soft Cheese Local and Seasonal Spreads and Soft Cheese Local and Seasonal Spreads and Soft Cheese Selection of Chilled Juices, Assorted Seasonal Individual Egg Scramble Egg Frittatas Avocado Mash, Deviled Egg Whites, Radishes, Hand Fruit Rum Raisin Pain Perdu, Kallas Farm Honey, Arugula, Tomato Jam Runamok Syrup Icelandic Yogurt, Non-fat Yogurt, House Selection of Chilled Juices, Assorted Seasonal Granola, Dried Fruits, Flax Seed, Agave Hand Fruit Golden Milk Oatmeal, Pumpkin Seed Brittle, Dried Cane Sugar, Toasted Coconut Selection of Chilled Juices, Açaí Blueberry Shooters, Assorted Seasonal Hand Fruit All prices are subject to change. Please add 24% service charge and tax. ADDITIONS TO YOUR MORNING TOAST Priced per person. 60 dz smoked salmon salad 8 hand helds 72 dz frittata egg jars (select one) Lox & Bagel – Smoked Salmon, Everything Nueske’s Bacon, Wisconsin Cheddar, Scottish Style, Wild Greens, Cucumber, Cream Cheese, Caper Tapenade Caramelized Onion Herbs, Radishes, Preserved Lemon Vinaigrette with Capers and Croque Monsieur - Nueske’s Bacon, Pleasant Sage Sausage, Butternut Squash, Roasted Grilled Rye Ridge Gruyere, Dijonnaise, Fried Egg Pepper Sausage Biscuit – Egg Scramble, Widmer Spinach, Leek, Sweet Corn, Tomato, 2 Year Cheddar, Cinnamon Granny Apple Mushrooms oatmeal and granola 5 scrambled eggs 5 action stations 15 Steel Cut Oats, Bircher Muesli, Dried Phil’s Fresh Eggs, Widmer 2 Year Cheddar, Eggs & Omelets: Fruits & Nuts, Icelandic Yogurt Fines Herbes Prepared To Order, Selection Of Seasonal Ingredients, Regional Cheeses, and Custom Condiments, attendant required avocado 5 meat and potatoes 7 Avocado Mash, Deviled Egg Whites, Choice of Nueske’s Smoked Bacon or Eggs Benedict: Radishes, Arugula, Tomato Jam Sage Sausage Farm Fresh Poached Eggs, Toasted English Choice of Flannel Potato Hash or Muffin, Asparagus, Spinach, Crab, Smoked Rösti Potato Pancakes Salmon, Ham, Chicken Sausage, Nueske’s Bacon, Wild Mushrooms, Hollandaise, All prices are subject to change. Please add 24% service charge and tax. attendant required PLATED BREAKFAST Priced per person. Includes freshly brewed, locally roasted coffee and selection of premium hot teas savory egg custard 22 Seasonally Inspired Fresh Fruit Roasted Tomatoes, Farmer’s Vegetables and english farmhouse breakfast 25 Cheese Curds, Flannel Potato Hash, Roasted raisin pain perdu 18 Stone Fruit and Comb Honey Seasonally Inspired Fresh Fruit Seasonally Inspired Fresh Fruit Croissant & Jam Scrambled Eggs with Fines Herbes, Widmer 2 Bananas Foster, Runamok Syrup, Chicken Year cheddar, Flannel Potato Hash / Nueske’s Orange Juice Apple Sausage, Berry Compote Bacon or Sage Sausage Orange Juice Croissant & Jam Orange Juice All prices are subject to change. Please add 24% service charge and tax. AM & ALL DAY BREAKS Priced per person. all-day beverages build your own parfaits 8 a la carte add-ons Chilled Orange, Grapefruit, Icelandic Yogurt, Fresh Berries, House Made Whole Fruit 4 Cranberry, and Apple Juices Granola, Toasted Nuts, Honey Energy Bars 6 Refreshed until 10am Fruit Skewers 72 dz Soft Drinks 9 engerize me Assorted Bagels 48 dz Agua Fresca Mixed Berry, Banana and Kale Smoothies, Fruit & Vegetable Smoothies 72 dz Locally Roasted Cold Brew Coffee Assorted Energy and Granola Bars, Fresh Freshly Squeezed Orange or Locally Roasted, Freshly Brewed Regular Fruit Skewers Grapefruit Juice 15 carafe and Decaffeinated Coffee Apple or Cranberry Juice 13 carafe Premium Hot Tea Selection 8 healthy halo Locally Roasted, Freshly Brewed Coffee, Hand Fruit, Grapes, Cashews, Kind Bar, Fruit Decaffeinated Coffee, Assorted All-day Beverages 25 Infused Water, Breakfast Bread Rishi Teas 56 gal Locally Roasted Cold Brew Coffee 58 gal Half-day Beverage 15 (refreshed until 10am) french and delicous 10 Juiced!®- Milwaukee Cold-Pressed Juices 7 Freshly Baked Almond and Chocolate Life WTR® 5 Croissants, Biscotti, French Pressed Locally Kombucha 6 Roasted Coffee and Nitro Cold Brew Coffee All prices are subject to change. Please add 24% service charge and tax. AFTERNOON BREAKS Priced per person. Breaks based on 30 minute of continuous service. superfood 9 purple door treats 7 a la carte add-ons Hempseed Granola, Bitter Chocolate Bark 1/2 Pints of Assorted Purple Door Whole Fruit 4 with Berries, Fresh Berries, Ginger Lemonade Ice Cream Treats Trail Mix 5 Rice Crispy Treats 48 dz Mixed Nuts 7 11 13 chips and dips pizza party Red Chile Popcorn 5 House Salt and Vinegar Chips, Onion Brûlée Treat Your Guests to Neapolitan-Style Pizzas Assorted Individual Chips 4 Dip, Crudités, Pinto Bean Hummus, Pretzels, by Proof Pizza Assorted Candy Bars 4 Spinach and Mushroom Dip Lemon Bars 60 dz Assorted Cookies 60 dz Freshly Brewed Iced Tea 13 carafe 11 18 sweets brewer’s tailgate Soft Drinks 4 Macarons, Cookies, Peanut Butter Drop, Soft Pretzels, Beer Cheese Spread, Beer Coconut Water 5 Lemon Bars, Oat and Chocolate Milk Mustard, Clock Shadow Cheese Curds, Gatorade 4 Usinger Brats Kombucha 6 Juiced!®- Milwaukee Cold-Pressed Juices 7 Life WTR® 5 All prices are subject to change. Please add 24% service charge and tax. PLATED LUNCHES 34 Priced per person. Includes freshly brewed, locally roasted coffee and selection of premium iced and hot teas to start entrees sweets Please select one Please choose one Please choose one Tomato and Roasted Red Pepper Blackened Flat Iron Salad Seasonally Inspired Fruit Cobbler Pistou Croutons, GF Baby Gem Lettuce, Pickled Veggies, Maytag Blue Brown Betty Crumble Corn and Potato Chowder Chopped Chicken Cobb German’s Chocolate Cake Smoked Bacon, Cheddar Cheese Signature Aria Cafe’s Presentation, Derby Dressing Coco Lopez, Toasted Coconut Chicken Paprikash Seared Salmon Peanut Butter Bombe Smoked Paprika, Egg Dumplings Hoisin Glazed Broccoli, Orange- Sesame Tare Toasted Marshmallow, Nut Brittle Heirloom Tomato Caribbean Glazed Pork Loin Grande Fresh Mozzarella, Pesto Vinaigrette, Balsamic Wilted Greens, Honey Garlic Jus Caesar Croque Madame Grilled Focaccia, White Anchovy Wright’s Ham, Béchamel, Fried Egg, Pleasant Ridge Gruyere St. Kate Salad Roasted Chicken Breast Mixed Greens, Slivered Vegetables, Herb Dressing Creamy Parmesan Polenta, Roasted Mushrooms Compressed Watermelon Red Onion, Hydro-Watercress, Pepper Vinaigrette All prices are subject to change. Please add 24% service charge and tax. SOUP, SALADS AND SANDWICHES BUFFET 29 Priced per person. Minimum 20 people. Includes freshly brewed, locally roasted coffee and selection of premium iced and hot teas. soup salads sandwiches and pockets Please select one Please select two Please choose two Tomato and Roasted Red Pepper Heirloom Tomato House Smoked Turkey Pistou Croutons, GF Grande Fresh Mozzarella, Pesto Vinaigrette, Balsamic Smashed Avocado, Arugula, Roasted Tomato, Wisconsin Corn and Potato Chowder Caesar Cheddar, Honey Wheat Bread Smoked Bacon, Cheddar Cheese Grilled Focaccia, White Anchovy Tuna Pan Bagnat Chicken Paprikash St. Kate Salad Tuna Salad, Slided Tomato, Olive Tapenade, Sliced Egg, Fresh Herbs, Dijon Mustard, Toasted Ciabatta Smoked Paprika, Egg Dumplings Mixed Greens, Slivered Vegetables, Herb Dressing Hawaiian BBQ Pulled Pork Smashed Potato Teriyaki BBQ, Pineapple Slaw, Steamed Buns Crisp Bacon, Beer Mustard, Confit Onion, Herbs Pockets- Italian Stone-Oven Bread Pockets Italian Salumi Sweet Genoa, Mortadella, Soppressata, Provolone, Muffuletta, Arugula, Bagna Càuda Roasted Chicken BLT Nueske’s Bacon, Heirloom Tomato, Peppercorn, Aioli Mozzarella and Tomato Grilled Summer Squash, Pickled Onion, Bell Pepper, Garlic Rouille All prices are subject to change. Please add 24% service charge and tax. CUSTOM LUNCH BUFFET 39 Priced per person. Minimum 20 people. Includes freshly brewed, locally roasted coffee and selection of premium iced and hot teas. soup entrees sides Please select one Please choose two Please select one Tomato and Roasted Red Pepper Croque Madame Squash Casserole Pistou Croutons, GF Wright Ham, Béchamel, Fried Egg, Pleasant Ridge Gruyere Roasted Tomato, Garlic Crumb Corn and Potato Chowder Seared Salmon Cauliflower Polonaise Smoked Bacon, Cheddar Cheese Hoisin Glazed Broccoli, Orange- Sesame Tare Brown Butter Gremolata Chicken Paprikash Rigatoni Pomodoro Oven Roasted Carrots Smoked Paprika, Egg Dumplings Roasted Eggplant, Fresh Mozzarella, Basil Pesto Honey-Cumin Seed Glaze Caribbean Glazed Pork Loin Cheese & Macaroni salads Wilted Greens, Honey Garlic Jus Smoked Gouda, Cracked Pepper Please select two Skillet Roasted Chicken Breast Farro Risotto Heirloom Tomato Creamy Parmesan Polenta, Roasted Mushrooms Butternut Squash, Rosemary Grande Fresh Mozzarella, Pesto Vinaigrette, Balsamic Herb Crumb Crusted Whitefish New Potatoes Caesar Rainbow Swiss Chard, Toasted Garlic Chips, Lemon Petersen Sea Salt, Snipped Herbs Butter Sauce Grilled Focaccia, White Anchovy Blackened Flat Iron Steak sweets St. Kate Salad Scallion Chimichurri, Oven Roasted Tomato Salted Caramel Brownies Mixed Greens, Slivered Vegetables, Herb Dressing Calabrese Pasta Chocolate Chip Cookies Roasted Vegetables, Olives, Pecorino, Pine
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