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FILET MIGNON* Soup Du Jour 9 10Oz 2 R ARE & W ELL D ONE Executive Chef: Brian Christman Hand-cut on premise. Our USDA Prime steaks are a rarity in the world of steakhouses. Chosen from the top 2% of all beef in America and hand selected for rich, even marbling - each of our primal cuts are designated by the USDA as “Prime.” These cuts are further STARTERS enhanced through careful dry-aging for 28 days, intensifying the natural flavor and tenderness of the beef. Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail 20 A truly unique steak experience. Lump Crab Meat Cocktail 20 Chilled Lobster Cocktail 22 FILET MIGNON* Soup du Jour 9 10oz. Charbroiled 37 Wollensky’s Famous Split Pea Soup 7 Au Poivre 38 Heirloom Tomato Carpaccio with Burrata 16 Cajun Seasoned 37 Steak Tartare* 18 Gorgonzola Crusted 37 Tuna Crudo on Himalayan Salt Block* 17 Roasted Cipollini Onion & Garlic 37 Stuffed Jumbo Shrimp 20 with lump crab meat and garlic butter CoffeeFILET & Cocoa Rubbed Filet 45 10 oz. filet mignon with ancho chili butter and angry onions Prince Edward Island Mussels 16 prosciutto and lemon cream sauce Beef Tenderloin Duo 37 cajun seasoned & gorgonzola crusted Signature Crab Cake 18 cognac mustard and ginger sauces Frito Misto 16 calamari and shrimp with bell peppers, jalapeno peppers and garlic butter STEAKS & CHOPS* Dry-Aged Sirloin 14 oz. 49 THE SALAD MIX Signature Bone-In Rib Eye 24 oz. 49 Any of our fresh mixed salads below can be enjoyed as is or finished with your choice of the following: Cajun Marinated Bone-In Rib Eye 24 oz. 49 Grilled Chicken $7 • Sliced Tenderloin $12 • Jumbo Chilled Shrimp $12 S&W Veal Chop Rib Eye 47 Spicy Ahi Tuna $12 • Lump Crab Meat $11 • Roasted Salmon $10 fennel pollen and citrus oil Wollensky Salad 9 romaine, teardrop tomatoes, potato croutons, bacon lardons and mushrooms with house vinaigrette ENTREES Caesar Salad 9 traditional presentation with crostini tapenade Oven Roasted Salmon* 29 crisp pancetta & sweet pea purée or simply grilled Cobb Salad 9 avocado, tomato, bacon, egg, green beans, bleu cheese, kalamata olives Coriander Seared Tuna * 29 and citrus vinaigrette jalapeño-lime sauce and pickled radishes or simply grilled Zesty Mixed Greens 9 Craft Beer Battered Fish & Chips with fennel, orange, kalamata olives, caper, onions and citrus vinaigrette 28 crispy catch & small batch ale, Wollensky’s tartar sauce Chilled Iceberg Wedge 10 with bacon lardons and bleu cheese Lobster Mango Salad 28 Items may be cooked to order. Items may be cooked applewood-smoked bacon, mango chutney and avocado aioli Spinach, Peppered Bacon & Poached Egg* 15 with thick-cut peppered bacon and warm sherry vinaigrette Free-Range Chicken 27 roasted breast, confit leg and natural pan jus SANDWICHES SIDES FOR TWO Cajun Seasoned Gorgonzola Burger* 16 Hashed Brown Potatoes 11 Wollensky’s Butcher Burger* 13 Truffled Macaroni & Cheese 13 Tuna Burger* 19 Creamed Spinach 11 Lobster BLT 22 Creamy Sweet Corn with Manchego Cheese 13 Tenderloin Steak* 20 Pan Roasted Wild Mushrooms 13 Pesto Chicken 14 Wollensky Green Beans 11 BBQ Beef 17 Buttermilk Onion Rings 11 Roasted Asparagus 13 NOTE: Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne shellfish or eggs may increase illness. seafood, poultry, Consuming raw or undercooked meats, NOTE: Before placing your order, please inform your server if anyone in your partyyour in has a food allergy. serveryour please inform if anyone order, your Before placing * Whipped Potatoes 11 French Fries 11 SWCH-05/13 318 NORTH STATE STREET • ON THE RIVER AT MARINA CITY • CHICAGO, IL 60654 • 312.670.9900 • SMITHANDWOLLENSKY.COM Liquid Assets Enjoy our premium Cocktails and Wines. 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