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3550 North Lakeline Blvd, Leander, Texas Brooklyn’s Pizza Sauces Famous tomato sauce Fresh basil pesto sauce White pizza (olive oil and garlic) Giant Pizza by the Slice - 4.50 cheese - .75 each additional topping (excluding specialty toppings) Traditional Cheese Pizza - Our tomato sauce and whole milk mozzarella cheese Medium (12”) - 9.99 - Large (16”) - 12.99 White Pizza - Extra virgin olive oil, fresh minced garlic and mozzarella cheese; no tomato sauce Medium (12”) - 9.99 - Large (16”) - 12.99 Basil Pesto Pizza - Fresh basil pesto and mozzarella cheese Medium (12”) - 10.99 Large (16”) - 13.99 28” Party Pizza with Cheese 35.00 (5.00 each additional topping) 14” Gluten Free Pizza Dough - 12.99 Choice Toppings: Medium* 1.50 / Large 2.00 Pepperoni • Italian Sausage • Smoked Ham • Hamburger • Black Olive • Green Olive • Pineapple • Marinated Tomato • Extra Mozzarella White Onions • Bell Peppers • Fresh Garlic • Mushrooms • Banana Pepper • Jalapeños • Red Onions • Extra Sauce RISTORANTE Gourmet Toppings: Medium 2.00 / Large 2.50 Chicago Italian Meatballs • Genoa Salami • Chicken • Lamb/Beef Gyro • Spicy Sicilian Sausage • Portobello Mushrooms • Roasted Red Peppers Artichoke Heart • Cilantro • Kalamata Olives • Real Bacon • Sun-Dried Tomato • Roma Tomato • Spinach PIZZERIA Specialty Toppings Medium 2.25 / Large 3.25 Anchovies • Feta Cheese • Gorgonzola • Fresh Mozzarella Specialty Pizzas MauiWowee - Smoked ham & pineapple 13.99 - 17.99 Let us cater your next event or party Margaritaville - Roma tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, parmesan-reggiano, fresh basil & herbs 15.99 - 20.99 call: 512-238-8889 Meat Lovers - Italian sausage, pepperoni, smoked ham, Genoa salami & fresh minced garlic 15.99 - 20.99 The Combo - Pepperoni, Italian sausage, black olives, smoked ham & mushrooms 15.99 - 20.99 We deliver seven nights a week Mama Mia - Chicago Italian meatballs, pepperoni, red onions, marinated tomatoes, herbs & fresh garlic 15.99 - 20.99 Sunday - Wednesday 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Vegetarian - Black olives, marinated tomatoes, portobello mushrooms, red onions & bell peppers 15.99 - 20.99 Thursday - Saturday 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm Brooklyn Heights Classic - Pepperoni, Italian sausage, mushrooms, white onions & bell peppers 15.99 - 20.99 The American - Hamburger, red onion, bacon & cheddar cheese 15.99 - 20.99 The Inferno - Spicy Sicilian sausage, chorizo, jalapeños, cilantro, marinated tomatoes & crushed red peppers 15.99 - 20.99 Latin Lovers - Fresh Pico de Gallo topped over mozzarella cheese, smoked ham, meatballs & chicken 15.99 - 20.99 The Shrimp and Garlic - Shrimp baked in butter, garlic, basil, mozzarella on pesto 15.99 - 20.99 Business Hours: Cheese Lovers - Mozzarella, asiago, romano provolone & gorgonzola 15.99 - 20.99 Open 7 days a week 11:00 am - 12:00 am Brooklyn BBQ Chicken - Shredded chicken, sweet red onions, chopped cilantro, cheddar cheese, with Brooklyn BBQ sauce 15.99 - 20.99 Kitchen open until midnight everyday Captain Hook - Spinach, Italian sausage, Genoa salami & roasted peppers 15.99 - 20.99 White Devil (Diablo Blanco) Pizza - Serrano peppers, ranch dressing, chicken, bacon, jalapeños & red onions 15.99 - 20.99 Chicken Fajita Pizza - Red & green peppers, red and white onions, fajita chicken , mozzarella & cheddar cheese 15.99 - 20.99 3550 North Lakeline Blvd, Chicken Gorgonzola - Chicken, Gorgonzola, mozzarella cheese, spinach, bacon & mushrooms 16.99 - 21.99 Leander, Texas 78641 Buffalo Chicken - White sauce, red onions, spicy buffalo chicken with mozzarella 16.99 - 21.99 512-456-0468 The Crazy Italian - Banana peppers, Italian sausage, bell peppers, red onions, pineapple & garlic 16.99 - 21.99 Fidel’s Backdoor Burner - Ghost pepper cheese, Alfredo sauce, chicken, red onions with serrano, habanero & banana peppers 16.99 - 21.99 www.brooklynheightspizzeria.com Jamie’s Specialty Spinach - Homemade white sauce, fresh baby spinach, mushrooms, artichokes, fresh garlic & ricotta cheese 16.99 - 21.99 Brooklyn Heights Ultimate - Pepperoni, Italian sausage, smoked ham, beef, green peppers, red onions & black olives 17.99 - 22.99 My Big Fat Greek Pizza - Baby leaf spinach, gyro meat, artichoke, roma tomato, feta cheese, kalamata / greek olives & basil herbs 20.99 - 26.99 Sides Basket of Fries - 4.95 • Pasta Salad - 2.50 • Homemade Meatball - 2.65 • Garlic Knot - 2.65 • Seasonal Vegetables - 4.95 • Alfredo Sauce - 3.00 Ranch or Blue Cheese Dressing - .50 • Marinara - small .50 - medium 1.00 - large 2.00 • Crab Meat - 6.00 • Shrimp - (5) 6.00 • Salmon - 8.00 • Celery - 1.00 • Chicken - 6.00 Desserts FOLLOW US LIKE US Tiramisu - Layered mascarpone cheese, mocha whipped cream with coffee and rum soaked lady fingers 5.99 Cannolis - Filled with a Chocolate Chip Filling (1) 1.99 (3) 5.99 Carnegie Deli Cheesecake - Ultra rich and creamy; this is the classic cheesecake from the famous Carnegie Deli in New York City shipped weekly to our store 7.99 Chocolate Tower Cake - Four layers of decadent chocolate fudge cake, guaranteed to satisfy any chocolate craving 7.99 Appetizers Sandwiches Specials Choice of cheeses - provolone, mozzarella, queso or ghost pepper cheese DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Chips & Salsa - Chips 1.00 refill - Salsa 1.50 refill 4.95 Served with your choice of fries, pasta salad or substitute a small salad 2.50 Giant Cheese SliceCheese 3.99 .75 per pizza topping Chips & Queso - Chips 1.00 refill - Queso 2.00 refill 5.95 Cajun Shrimp or Chicken Cesar Wrap 11.95 (exluding specialty toppings) Slice and Soda 4.99 .75 per pizza topping Garlic Knots (4) House made garlic knots stuffed with fresh garlic and fresh 6.95 Italian Hero - Ham, Genoa salami, lettuce, tomato, red/white onions and 10.95 mozzarella, served with marinara Kalamata olives served with an Italian dressing and banana peppers. Cheese Slice and Salad 6.50 .75 per pizza topping Lasagna (meat or veggie) and Salad Mozzarella Sticks (8) Whole milk mozzarella cheese, breaded served with 6.95 Caprese Sandwich - Fresh roma tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, extra 10.95 6.99 marinara or ranch virgin olive oil and fresh basil. Spaghetti with a Meatball or Meat Sauce and Salad 6.99 Jalapeño Poppers (6) Cream cheese filled jalapeños served with ranch 6.95 Chicken Parmesan Sandwich - Lightly breaded chicken breasts, mozzarella 10.95 5 Jumbo Wings and Fries Basket (choice of sauce and ranch or blue cheese) 6.99 cheese and marinara sauce served on a French roll. Mama’s Meatballs (3) With homemade marinara & fresh mozzarella 7.95 DAILY HAPPY HOUR (Dine in only) - Half Price Appetizers and Wings - 3 - 7pm Brooklyn Heights Beer Battered Onion Rings 6.95 Meatball Slider / Sammy D’s Style add 2.00 - Meatballs with mozzarella 10.95 and provolone cheese served with marinara sauce/ Sammy D style adding WINE WEDNESDAYS - Half off bottles of our Featured Wines All Day Keri’s Spicy Pickle Chips served with Ancho ranch dressing 7.95 pepperoni and jalapeños on fresh baked hoagie roll NFL Sunday Ticket- Every Minute of Every Game. Every Sunday. Pepperoni Rolls homemade pepperoni rolls with marinara or ranch 7.95 Chicken Avocado Salad Wrap - Chicken salad, fresh sliced avocado, 10.95 Ask about our pizza challenge for your chance to win $200.00 BBQ Chicken Pizza Rolls with chicken, red onions, cilantro 7.95 chopped spicy pecans, lettuce and tomato wrapped in a tortilla. and cheese blend Brooklyn Heights Veggie Lovers Wrap - lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, 10.95 Spinach Artichoke Pizza Rolls Served with marinara or ranch 7.95 carrots,mushrooms,avocados,black olives,mozzarella cheese and spiced pecans wrapped in a spinach tortilla. Choice of dressing: Ranch, Italian, Wings Bruschetta (6) Toasted bread brushed with extra virgin olive oil and topped 7.95 Blue Cheese, Honey Mustard or Balsamic Vinaigrette. with a mixture of roma tomatoes, fresh basil and garlic Brooklyn Heights Cheesesteak / Chicken - Ribeye or chicken, provolone 10.95 Our jumbo wings are deep fried in 100% vegetable oil, then tossed in your Spinach and Artichoke Dip A blend of artichokes, spinach and cheeses 8.95 cheese or queso served with mushrooms, red onions and bell peppers on choice of wing sauce. Served with two sides of ranch or blue cheese dressing. served with chips or homemade bread (add crab meat 12.95) fresh baked hoagie roll. Celery sticks available upon request. Our flavors are: Fried Raviolis (5) Three-cheese stuffed raviolis served with marinara 7.95 Buffalo Mild Brooklyn Heights Italian Sausage Grinders - Served on fresh hoagie roll 10.95 Buffalo Medium Buffalo Hot Pittsburgh Mike’s Cheese Fries With bacon and jalapeños served with ranch 8.95 with peppers and onions topped with marinara and provolone Spicy Garlic Lemon Pepper Teriyaki Fried Calamari and Shrimp Brooklyn Style or Cajun Style served with 11.95 Brooklyn “BOMBER” - Handcut Ribeye, 2 fried eggs, 4 strips of bacon, 15.95 Roasted Garlic BBQ Caribbean Jerk Sweet Thai Chili marinara Italian cheese mix and french fries served on French Bread. *NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART! Spicy Garlic BBQ Garlic Parmesan Brooklyn Inferno Hot & Crunchy Shrimp (6) Served with a spicy mango puree 11.95 Paninis Spicy Garlic Teriyaki Spicy Lemon Pepper Spicy Caribbean Jerk Italian Kisses (4) Shrimp and mozzarella stuffed jalapeños wrapped in 11.95 Hot Sweet Thai Chili BBQ Inferno Inferno Sweet Thai Chili hickory smoked bacon served with cilantro sour cream sauce A classic grilled Italian sandwich served on homemade bread and brushed with olive oil and herbs. Made with homemade pesto sauce and mozzarella cheese. Teriyaki Caribbean Jerk Brooklyn BBQ Salads Served with your choice of fries or pasta salad. Fresh basil pesto sauce 5 Wings 6.99 - 10 Wings 11.99 - 15 Wings 15.99 -20 Wings 20.99 - 50 Wings - 44.99 Chicken Spinach Artichoke 10.95 Buffalo Tenders (6) Chicken tenders plain or tossed in your choice of wing sauce 9.99 Caesar Salad Small 5.95 Large (serves 2) 9.95 Family (serves 4) 15.95 Spicy Sausage, Red Onion, Green Pepper Extra sides of Ranch or Blue Cheese additional .50 Crispy hearts of romaine lettuce tossed in a creamy Caesar dressing with 10.95 parmesan cheese and seasoned croutons.
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