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Welcome Appetizer Salads / Entrées Soups $ 25 USD $ 525 PESOS $ 16 USD $ 336 PESOS $ 13 USD $ 273 PESOS hecha $ 19 USD $ 399 PESOS welcome appetizer Pão de Queijo Tapioca flour, milk and parmesan cheese Chesse and spinach turnover Meat, olives and raisins turnover Garlic bread salads / entrées Coleslaw Carrot, cabbage, raisins, sour cream and mayonnaise Greek Feta cheese, olives, cucumber, tomato and olive oil Waldorf Celery, apple, nuts and mayonnaise Hummus Chickpea purée, sesame, olive oil, garlic and lemon, served with gluten free pita bread Nuts, cheese and cold cuts board Soups Onion soup With homemade crouton and topped with melted cheese Corn cream Made with coconut milk From the grill Chicken breast Pork Loin Skirt Steak New York Picanha SOY GLUTEN FREE DAIRY PRODUCT EGG VEGAN LECITHIN NUT ANGUS QUALITY BEEF Chef special Mahi Mahi with garlic Served with steamed vegetables Brisket Slow cooked with wine sauce, served with mashed cassava and vegetables confit Baked eggplant and zucchini With spinach, marinara sauce and vegan cheese Feijoada Black beans, smoked sausage, smoked pork loin, pork ribs and bacon, served with white rice and farofa Choose your side dish Rice with garlic Farofa Toasted cassava flour, onion, garlic, pineapple, butter Steamed Vegetables Baked potato Served with sour cream, bacon, butter and chives Creamed Spinach Mashed Cassava With coconut milk and olive oil DESSERTS Petit Gâteau Chocolate cake served with vanilla ice-cream Caramelized pineapple with cinnamon Tropical Explosion Dark chocolate cake with passion fruit and coconut milk Tapioca Mini tapioca balls pudding in coconut milk with mango and mint sauce Apple walnut pie With a cinnamon crumb cake topping Raw-vegan lemon mousse Walnuts, dates, avocado, vanilla, almonds & grated coconut (no added sugar) Ice Cream Scoops of chocolate, vanilla or strawberry ice cream SOY GLUTEN FREE DAIRY PRODUCT EGG VEGAN LECITHIN NUT ANGUS QUALITY BEEF Entradas de bienvenida Pão de Queijo Harina de tapioca, leche, huevo y queso parmesano Empanada de queso y espinaca Empanada de carne con aceitunas y pasas Pan con ajo ensaladas Coleslaw Zanahoria, col, pasas, crema y mayonesa Griega Queso feta, aceitunas, pepino, tomate y aceite de oliva Waldorf Apio, manzana, nueces y mayonesa Hummus Puré de garbanzo, ajonjolí, aceite de oliva, ajo y limón, acompañado con pan pita sin gluten Tabla de nueces, carnes frías y quesos Sopas Sopa de cebolla Acompañado de crotón hecho en casa y gratinado con queso Crema de elote Elaborado con leche de coco Del Grill Pechuga de pollo Lomo de cerdo Arrachera New York Picaña SIN GLUTEN PRODUCTO LÁCTEO HUEVO VEGANO LECITINA NUECES CARNE CALIDAD ANGUS DE SOYA Especial del chef Mahi Mahi al ajo Servido con vegetales al vapor Brisket Cocinado a baja temperatura, cubierto con salsa de vino, acompañado con puré de yuca y vegetales confitados Berenjena y calabacita horneada Con espinaca, salsa marinara y queso vegano Feijoada Frijoles negros con chorizo ahumado, lomo de cerdo ahumado, costilla de cerdo y tocino, servido con arroz blanco y farofa Elija su guarnición Arroz con ajo Farofa Harina de yuca, cebolla, ajo, piña, mantequilla Vegetales al vapor Papa horno Con crema, tocino, mantequilla y cebollín Espinacas con crema Puré de yuca Con leche de coco y aceite de olivo Postres Petit Gâteau Pastel de chocolate acompañado de helado de vainilla Piña caramelizada con canela Explosión Tropical Pastel de chocolate negro con crema de maracuyá y leche de coco Tapioca Pudin de esferitas de tapioca con leche de coco y coulis de mango y menta Pie de manzana y nuez Cubierta de tierra de galletas y canela Mousse de limón crudi-vegano Nueces, dátiles, aguacate, vainilla, almendra y coco rallado (sin azúcar añadida) Copa de helado Helado de chocolate, vainilla o fresa SIN GLUTEN PRODUCTO LÁCTEO HUEVO VEGANO LECITINA NUECES CARNE CALIDAD ANGUS DE SOYA KID’S MENU / MENÚ DE NIÑOS Baby Food For our smallest Rockers we have Heinz baby food of various flavors available Para nuestros Rockers más pequeños tenemos disponibles papillas Heinz de varios sabores Jr. Rockers Homemade Soups · Jr. Rockers Sopas Caseras Chicken and vegetables Pollo y verduras Cream of broccoli and asparagus Crema de brócoli y espárragos Carbs · Carbohidratos Spaghetti with tomato sauce or butter Espagueti con mantequilla o tomate Mac & cheese Macarrones con queso Proteins · Proteínas Chicken nuggets and French fries Fish fingers and grilled sweet corn Corn or wheat quesadillas McRock burger and onion rings Shrimp stir-fry with sweet & sour sauce Grilled beef steak and mashed potatoes Nuggets de pollo con papas fritas Palitos de pescado con elote asado Quesadillas con tortilla de maíz o trigo Hamburguesa McRock con aros de cebolla Camarones salteados con salsa agridulce Filete de res a la parrilla con puré de papa *These items are cooked to order and may be served raw or undercooked. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness. Please notify us about any health condition or allergy of concern. *El consumo de carne, pollo, pescado, marisco y huevos crudos o poco cocidos puede incrementar el riesgo de intoxicación alimentaria, especialmente bajo ciertas condiciones médicas. Por favor avise al gerente en turno si alguien de su grupo es alérgico a algún alimento. Dairy Product · Producto Lácteo Vegan · Vegano Vegetarian · Vegetariano Egg · Huevo Seafood · Mariscos Specialty Cuisine Especialidad de la Cocina Every restaurant has a kid’s specialty, ask the Chef and he will surprise you! ¡Todos los restaurantes tienen una especialidad para niños, pregúntale al Chef y él te sorprenderá! Sweet Endings! ¡Dulce Final! Do not forget your favorite ice cream with lots of toppings No te olvides de tu helado favorito lleno de toppings *These items are cooked to order and may be served raw or undercooked. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness. Please notify us about any health condition or allergy of concern. *El consumo de carne, pollo, pescado, marisco y huevos crudos o poco cocidos puede incrementar el riesgo de intoxicación alimentaria, especialmente bajo ciertas condiciones médicas. Por favor avise al gerente en turno si alguien de su grupo es alérgico a algún alimento. Dairy Product · Producto Lácteo Vegan · Vegano Vegetarian · Vegetariano Egg · Huevo Seafood · Mariscos .
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