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HCNY-Member-Menu-2019-2020.Pdf Harvard Club of New York City Welcomes You! A Space to Impress Steeped in rich history and unmatched elegance, the Harvard Club of New York City is one of Manhattan’s top venues for distinguished private events. With a range of flexible event space, ambiance, culinary delights, technology, and amenities, we’ll expertly plan your next meeting or event seamlessly. Our experienced team’s careful attention to detail and quality level of service will ensure that your event is everything you and your guests could imagine. The Harvard Club of New York City is the ideal venue for your next event. Breakfast Breaks Lunch Cocktail Dinner • Cold Breakfast Buffets • Appetizers • Morning Breaks • Appetizers Reception • Plated Breakfast • Served Dinner • Afternoon Breaks • Served Lunch • Hot Buffet Breakfast • Hors D’oeuvres • Buffet Dinner • Break Enhancements • Luncheon Buffets • Reception Stations • Breakfast Add Ons • Banquet Bar *Please select a photograph above to easily access the desired menu type* Breakfast Breakfast • Cold Buffets Crimson Continental Buffet Harvard Yard Charles River Continental Fresh Orange and Grapefruit Juice Fresh Orange and Grapefruit Juice, Fresh Orange, Grapefruit and Carrot Juice Chilled Soy Milk Smoothies Selection of Morning Pastries Greek Yogurt, Wild Berry and Almond- Include: Vegan Morning Muffin Selection of Morning Pastries Granola Parfaits House-Made Breakfast Breads to Include: Croissants, Mini Bagels Mini Bagels and Croissants and Vegan Morning Muffins Selection of Morning Pastries Accompanied By: Fruit Preserves Accompanied By: Fruit Preserves, Sweet Croissants and Miniature Bagels Sweet Butter and Cream Cheese Butter & Cream Cheese Accompanied By: Fruit Preserves Cream Cheese and Sweet Butter Seasonally Inspired Fresh Individual Low Fat and Fruit Sliced Fruit and Berries Yogurts Sliced Seasonal Fruit and Berries Signature Blend Coffee, Artisan Granola Seasonal Orchard Whole Fruit Decaffeinated Coffee and Assorted Teas House-Made Muesli: Apples Catskill Smoked Salmon Skim Milk, Oats, Almonds and Sliced Tomato, Red Onion and Capers $46.00 Per Person Sunflower Seeds Signature Blend Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee Sliced Season Fruit and Berries and Assorted Teas Signature Blend Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee and Assorted Teas $48.00 Per Person 2% Milk, Soy Milk and Oat Milk $48.00 Per Person Breakfast • Hot Breakfasts Plated Breakfast Please Select One of the Following Main Courses: Please Select One Juice: Orange, Grapefruit, Cranberry, Apple or Cage-Free Scrambled Eggs, Marble Potato Home-Fries, Choice V-8 Juice of Bacon or Breakfast Pork Sausage Basket of Assorted Morning Pastries Oven-baked Breakfast Frittata with Cherry Tomato, Spinach and Croissants Accompanied By: Sweet and Goat Cheese Butter and Fruit Preserves Open Breakfast Soft Taco, Scrambled Eggs, Chorizo Roast Please Select One of the Following Poblano, Black Bean Mousse, Farmers Cheese, Tomato Chili Morning Fruit: Salsa Seasonal Fruit Martini, Lemon Olive Oil Flaxseed Chef’s Seasonal Quiche with Breakfast Potato, Green Salad Seasonal Melon, Mango, Toasted Coconut Morning Fruit-Grain Bowl, Greek Yogurt Lime Yogurt Agave Nectar, Rolled Oats, Toasted Walnuts Mangoes, Apples, Chia Seeds, Hempseeds Berry, Greek Yogurt, Artisan Granola Parfaits Challah French Toast, Seasonal Berries, Warm Vermont Maple Syrup and Choice of Applewood Smoked Bacon or Breakfast Cottage Cheese, Seasonal Fruit and Berries Pork Sausage Orchard Fruit Baked Oatmeal Signature Blend Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee and Assorted teas Blueberry, Pineapple, Creamy Yogurt Dressing $56.00 Per Person Breakfast • Hot Breakfasts Hot Breakfast Buffet 2 European Breakfast Hot Breakfast Buffet 1 (Minimum 10 people) Orange and Grapefruit Juice Orange and Grapefruit Juice Fresh Orange and Grapefruit Juice Sliced Seasonal Fruit and Berries Sliced Seasonal Fruit and Berries Individual Yogurt, Low Fat and Fruit Yogurt Orchard Fruit Soy Smoothies Sliced Seasonal Fruit and Berries Selection of Morning Pastries, Croissants Artisan Granola, Greek Yogurt, Mixed Individual Low Fat and Fruit Yogurts and Bagels Berries Accompanied By: Fruit Preserves, Butter and Cage-Free Scrambled Eggs Cream Cheese European Style Cured and Smoked Meats and Artisan Cheese Presentation Marble Potato Home-fries Catskill Smoked Salmon Red Onion, Sliced Tomato, Cream Cheese and Assorted Grain Rolls, Bagels and Applewood Smoked Bacon and Capers Breakfast Pastries Country Link Pork Sausage Challah French Toast Shakshouka Selection of Morning Pastries and Seasonal Berries and Warm Vermont Maple Syrup Poached Farm Eggs in Spicy Tomato Sauce Croissants Accompanied By: Fruit Preserves and Butter Cage-Free Scrambled Eggs with Fines Herbs Catskill Smoked Salmon Red Onion, Sliced Tomato, Cream Cheese and Signature Blend Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee Eggs Benedict Capers and Assorted Teas Canadian Bacon and Hollandaise Sauce Signature Blend Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee $54.00 Per Person Signature Blend Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee and and Assorted Teas Assorted Teas $56.00 Per Person $60.00 Per Person Breakfast • Spa Breakfast & Enhancements HCNY Spa Breakfast Breakfast Enhancements Priced Per Person Orange, Carrot and Fresh Pressed Juice of the Day Steel-Cut Irish Oatmeal, Raisins, Brown Sugar, Cinnamon, Wild Assorted Breakfast Breads to include: Berries……………………………………………………………………….……………………...$12.00 Mini Wheat Bagels, Hearty Grain Muffins, Yogurt, Apple- Bran Muffins, Multi Grain Crostini House-Made Muesli, Apple, Oatmilk, Raw Oats, Almonds Accompanied By: Sunflower Seeds .………………..……………………………..……….……………………..$12.00 Avocado Spread, Low Fat Cream Cheese Assorted Breakfast Cereals, Artisan Granola……………….………………………$9.00 Scrambled Egg Whites, Low Fat Seasonal Vegetable Quiche………………………………….……………………………..$11.00 Swiss Cheese, Chives Accompanied By: Chive Buttermilk Biscuit, Scrambled Cage Free Eggs Sautéed Mushrooms, Onions, Bell Peppers Artisan Cheddar Cheese with Choice of Smoked Country Ham or Country Low Fat Greek Yogurt Sausage……………………………………………………….…………………………………..$13.00 Accompanied by: Breakfast Burrito, Farm Scrambled Eggs, Chorizo, Roasted Poblano Peppers Fresh Berries, Granola, Honey Scallions, Farmer’s Cheese, Fresh Tomato, Avocado Salsa…………………..$13.00 Regular & Decaffeinated Coffee Lemon-Ricotta Pancakes, Lemon Curd, Raspberries……………………….....$12.00 Selection of Fine Teas Fried Egg BLT, Farm Egg, Apple-Smoked Bacon, Pepper Jack Cheese Why not add turkey sausage for an extra $5.00 per guest Baby Arugula, Herb Aioli on Onion Brioche Roll 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Fine Teas $29.00 Per Person $31.00 Per Person Breaks • Afternoon Breaks Recharge Snack Break Artisan Hudson Valley Cheeses Organic Chocolate Chip Granola Bars Homemade Guacamole Hand Picked Selection of Artisan Cheese Organic Mixed Berry Granola Bars Salsa Pico de Gallo Pickled Fruit Energy Bars Hummus Fig Jam Cranberry Almond Antioxidant Kind Bars Toasted Pitettes, Tortilla Chips Pecan Raisin Chips Good Health Sweet Potato and Herbed Chevre, Crackers Water Crackers Avocado Oil Chips Seasonal Fruit Kabobs with Mango Yogurt Dip Sparkling Fruit Juices and Water Wasabi Peas Grab and Go: Heirloom Baby Carrots Kettle Flavored Popcorners Regular & Decaffeinated Coffee Honey and Cinnamon Low Fat Yogurt Kettle Cooked Sour Cream and Onion Selection of Fine Teas Fruit Skewers, Mango Yogurt Dip Potato Chips Red Bull and Vitamin Water Original Terra Chips $33.00 Per Person Saratoga Sparkling Water Red Bull, Regular and Diet Sodas Saratoga Sparkling Water Regular & Decaffeinated Coffee Selection of 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