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Thistle & Thyme Menu [NIBBLES + NOSH] [MAINS] short rib buns hoisin glazed short rib| steamed bao| yuzu miso glazed halibut ginger beurre blanc| two sides 32 slaw| umami sauce 11 lobster ravioli sherry cream| fava beans| toast points 28 tapas mezze olive tapenade| muhammara| fig jam| local cider brined pork chop duroc pork| slide ridge honey vinegar gastrique| two sides 22 meats + cheeses|house smoked almonds| pita 18 new york strip 12 oz 44 farms all-natural beef| choice of truffle butter or herb demi- poutine tots house gravy| heber valley squeaky curds 9 glace| two sides 32 add short rib 5 poke “nachos” tuna poke| sweet potato chips| pickled togarashi rubbed short rib miso demi-glace| two sides 22 ginger| edamame| mango 15 roasted organic chicken farm raised organic chicken breast| pan jus| two sides 18 wings buffalo| dry rub| mrs. nessies bbq 14 coconut curry cioppino halibut| salmon| shrimp| tuna| scallops| cauliflower rice 26 house smoked almonds 5 salmon pan seared| tarragon lemon crème fraiche| two sides 24 sherry marinated olives 5 wakara burger 44 farms ground chuck + brisket or impossible burger| challah bun house pickled things “putting up” the best of the year 5 choice of swiss| cheddar| fries or tots 13 house chips blue cheese or hickory smoked flavor 5 add egg| bacon| grilled onion| sautéed mushroom 1 ea add avocado 2 [GREENS] [SIDES] beets three ways seasonal greens| goat cheese| slideridge seasonal selection 5 vinaigrette| oranges| fennel 14 braised black kale 5 t+t salad kale| greens| shaved brussel sprouts| avocado smoked fingerlings 5 mashed potato 4 house smoked almonds| thumbelina carrot| craisins 13 cauliflower rice 4 utah caesar honey gem lettuce| shaved parmesan crispy potato cakes 5 cornbread croutons| spicy house caesar 13 roasted heirloom carrot 5 house salad seasonal greens| heirloom tomatoes| carrots roasted wild mushrooms 6 pickled red onion| cucumber 11 soup of the day cup 4 bowl 6 Marriott Salt Lake City University Park [ add…steak|12 salmon|10 chicken|7 ] side salad 5 480 Wakara Way Salt Lake City, UT 84105 801.581.100 Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness **VEGAN Options made to order upon request, please allow additional time [COCKTAILS + SPIRITS] [BEVERAGES] [WINE] [EAT LOCAL] [cocktails] fountain soda- pepsi| d. pepsi| mt. [sparkling-bottles] we are proud to support our local dew| twist| dr. pepper| mug | 2 vendors and artisan producers cardamom manhattan-high west cupcake prosecco|32 whiskey| sweet vermouth| moet chadon imperial brut| 90 ~local~ bottled soda lemon acai| root bouvet brut rose| 35 cardamom bitters| 10 beer| black cherry tarragon| zonin prosecco petit bottle| 7 slide ridge honey berry lemon thyme collins- five agave vanilla crème| fever tree [white-glass or 9 oz carafe] cremenelli fine meats wives vodka| blueberry| lemon ginger beer| jackson hole fetzer valley oaks white zin| 5/8 thyme| soda| 10 huckleberry| utah apple beer| 3 mrs. nessies pork + bbq charles smith kung fu girl| 8/12 barbados mule –mount gay rum| beringer pinot gris| 5/8 heber valley cheese ginger beer| pineapple juice| 10 water- voss still|4 voss sparkling kim crawford sauvignon blanc 8/12 beehive cheese orange, cucumber or lime| 4 wakara paloma-vida tequila| fresh chloe chardonnay| 8/12 perrier| 3 life water|4 kendall jackson chardonnay| 11/15 gold creek cheese squeezed grapefruit| triple sec| cinnamon bitters| 10 [red-glass or 9 oz carafe] intermountain gourmet mushroom coffee- locally roasted publik coffee mirassou pinot noir| 8/12 [local spirits] french press| 4 bogle merlot| 8/12 ~artisan + craft producers~ high west distillery-prairie bourbon tea- fine selection of mighty leaf lindemans shiraz bin 50| 8/13 tea; browse our tea box| 3 14 hands cabernet| 8/12 44 farms ogden’s own-5 wives vodka, madam pattrini gin, porters fire louis m martini cabernet| 10/14 duroc heritage breed pork milk- 2%| non-fat| chocolate| 3 the show malbec| 6/10 beehive distillery- jack rabbit gin orin swift others| 12/16 sustainably farmed atlantic salmon dark horse rose| 6/10 california olive oil alpine distillery- travelers whiskey juice-apple| orange| cranberry| moab red table| 6/10 sugarhouse distillery- silver rum grapefruit| pineapple| tomato| 4 vida tequila-repasado tequila lemonade or tea-plain| raspberry| reserve + staff favorites list available Instagram @thistlethymeslc mango| blackberry| peach| 4 on request .
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