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Burgers & Side Sandwiches & Side Choose Your Side BURGERS & SIDE WEEKEND FOOD FEATURES CELT BURGER 11 8oz Angus char grilled, lettuce, tomato, onion, FRIDAY pickle; choice of golden brioche, pretzel or gluten free bun LOBSTER MAC & CHEESE 13 3 cheese macaroni, lobster pieces, BLACK & BLEU 12 red peppers Blackened spices, marble bleu cheese ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT FISH & CHIPS 12 z CHIRISH 13 Irish cheddar, Irish bacon rasher, PIZZAS [14” + 2 tOPPINGS] 12 American bacon, Marie Rose sauce Choose from sausage, peperoni, ham, green peppers, red peppers, onion, mushrooms, SOUTH OF THE BORDER 13 pineapple, tomatoes, jalapenos Pepper jack, charred chipotle salsa, pickled jalapenos, guacamole SATURDAY HICKORY 13 CHICKEN POT PIE 11 Thick-cut bacon, smoked brisket, crispy onion Creamy broth, veggies, puff pastry straws, cheddar cheese, Guinness BBQ sauce CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE 12 TRUFFLED CANDIED BACON 13 Colcannon, mashed parsnips and carrots, Ale braised onions, gruyere cheese boiled potatoes TURKEY BURGER 11 MACARONI AND MEATBALLS 12 Wisconsin ground turkey, house seasoned, Cheesie marinara meatballs, cavatappi arugula, golden brioche, tomato, onion, pickle noodles, vodka cream sauce GARDEN BURGER 11 Black bean and roasted corn patty, ale braised SUNDAY onions, cucumber, tzatziki, tomato focaccia BRUNCH BUFFET (10AM-2:30PM) 12.95 Omelet Station, Waffle Station, Fruit Bar, CHEESE $1 TOPPINGS $1.50 Carved Meat Station, Salad Bar, marble bleu mushrooms Breakfast Items and Lunch Items cheddar onion straws Irish cheddar bacon IRISH DOG BLOODY MARYS & gruyere fried egg MIMOSAS 6 pepper jack avocado gouda ale braised onions MENU DESSERTS SANDWICHES & SIDE STICKY TOFFEE BREAD PUDDING 8 Classic warm cake, homemade vanilla z CORNED BEEF 12 custard, Jameson gelato Thick cut, Guinness and cider brined, gruyere cheese, dark rye bread BAILEYS & COFFEE CHEESECAKE 7.50 Eli’s Mochaccino Cheesecake; SMOKED BRISKET 13 Layers of chocolate, coffee, vanilla mousse, Guinness BBQ sauce, ale braised onions, chocolate ganache; chocolate cookie crust; fried pickle spear, southern pimento cheese, Irish cream drizzle; whipped cream soft focaccia CHICKEN SANDWICH 12 FOUR LAYER CHOCOLATE CAKE 8 Grilled chicken or hand breaded & fried, Sriracha Cookie crumb outside, vanilla mayo, pickles, bread n’ butter slaw, soft focaccia bean gelato BRISKET GRILLED CHEESE 13 SKILLET COOKIE 8 Gouda, gruyere, Irish cheddar, house smoked Chocolate chip, vanilla bean ice cream brisket, Texas toast. Tomato bisque for dipping (20 minute bake time–worth the wait or order while you eat!) CHOOSE YOUR SIDE IRISH COFFEE 7.75 Tullamore Dew Irish Whiskey, coffee, sugar, NO CHARGE FOR: FRENCH FRIES, MASHED POTATOES, freshly whipped cream KETTLE CHIPS OR WAFFLE FRIES. BAILEYS AND COFFEE 7.75 SUB FOR $1.50: ONION RINGS, HOUSE SALAD, FRESH FRUIT, Topped with fresh whipped cream MAC & CHEESE OR SOUP 39 ORLAND SQUARE DR., ORLAND PARK | SQUARECELT.COM | SNACKS & SHARING z IRISH FARE z GIANT GERMAN SOFT PRETZEL 9 BAKED FLATBREADS 8 FISH AND CHIPS 16 BONE-IN NY STRIP 25 Guinness beer cheese, spicy mustard –Smoked chicken, Guinness BBQ sauce Hand dipped Smithwick’s Ale battered cod, (14oz) Bone-in, Guinness mushroom sauce, –Mozzarella, basil and tomato French fries, coleslaw, grilled lemon, Old Bay fingerling potatoes, seasonal vegetables WISCONSIN CHEESE CURDS 8 –French Bacon: Crème fraiche topped with tartar sauce Wisconsin cheddar, marinara, herb ranch BLACKENED GRILLED ATLANTIC SALMON 16 bacon, balsamic onions and smoked gouda Shepherd’s PIE 15 Grilled, sustainably fished, sautéed watermelon, ALE HOUSE NACHOS 12 –Truffle, wild mushroom, goat cheese, herbed oil Ground beef, vegetable stew, mashed potatoes tomatoes, red onions, colcannon potatoes Smoked chicken or smoked brisket; beans, –Hard salami and fig, creamy brie cheese, LAMB SHANK + DUBLIN CODDLE 18 BANGERS AND MASH 13 cheese sauce, melted mozzarella and provolone green onion Rosemary demi glaze with an Irish sausage, Irish sausages, mashed potatoes, Irish baked beans cheese, salsa, sour cream. Ideal for sharing. bacon, vegetable stew SPINACH & ARTICHOKE DIP 11 Guacamole +1 SEAFOOD CURRY 17 Tortilla chips ALL DAY IRISH BREAKFAST 15 z IRISH CHEESE AND CHARCUTERIE 14 Curry braised shrimp, scallops and cod, sauteed Irish bacon, black and white pudding, sausage, Pickled raisins, bread, fig jam + PUB FRIES OR TATER TOTS 8 vegetables, pineapple, rice pilaf beans, eggs, grilled tomato, Irish brown bread Wexford White Irish Cheddar | Cahill’s Irish –Poutine: Wisconsin cheese curds, gravy Porter | Blue Cashel Irish farmhouse; –z Curry sauce, melted shaved Irish cheddar Whiskey Pork Salami | Irish Pork Black –Parmesan, Himalayan sea salt, truffle aioli Pudding | Bresaola Dry Cured Beef Tenderloin FRIED SCALLOPS 11 FROM THE SMOKER CANDIED BEER BACON 8 Freshly beer battered Georgia Bank scallops; WOOD SMOKED BRISKET 18 Guinness brown sugar glaze, house kettle chips lemon & garlic aioli, chili garlic ginger jam Mac & cheese, slaw, homemade cornbread, Guinness BBQ sauce, and peach cobbler HUMMUS 11 SQUARE CHICKEN WINGS 11 SMOKED HALF ROSEMARY CHICKEN 16 Bone-in or boneless: Sriracha BBQ, buffalo or Carrots, cucumber, celery, bell peppers, Mac & cheese, grilled vegetables with balsamic reductions and peach cobbler Guinness BBQ; bleu cheese or ranch dressing bleu cheese dressing, pita bread CRISPY FISH TACOS 11 QUESADILLAS 11 Corona battered tilapia, cilantro slaw, smoked Chicken or steak: veggies, salsa, sour cream jalapeno aioli, flour tortilla Guacamole +1 BAKED MAC & CHEESE DRUNKEN MUSSELS BOWL 13 HOUSE-MADE GUACAMOLE 8 CLASSIC 13 Ale, garlic, shallots, tomatoes, garlic toast Tortilla chips, salsa Cavatappi pasta, house-made three cheese sauce, TOPPINGS parmesan, toasted beadcrumbs Choose from the following toppings MAC PIGGY 16 ($1 EACH UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED): SOUPS & SALADS Salami, bacon, Irish bacon, Andouille sausage grilled chicken mushrooms SMOKE HOUSE RULES 16 Irish bacon sautéed onions Smoked brisket, smoked provolone, green onion bacon andouille ROASTED TOMATO BISQUE CUP 3 | BOWL 5 GOAT CHEESE, PEAR AND CHICKEN 13 bell peppers sausage ($2) BAKED FRENCH ONION CUP 4 | BOWL 6 Mixed greens, fresh raspberries, curried BUFFALO BIRD 15 broccoli spicy shrimp ($3) Buffalo chicken, bleu cheese, carrot and celery sticks SMOKED BRISKET CHILI CUP 4 | BOWL 6 walnuts, raspberry poppy seed dressing Topped with sour cream and Irish cheddar SQUARE CHOPPED 13 Grilled chicken or smoked brisket, tomato, z HOUSE IRISH SEAFOOD CHOWDER 8 onions, bacon, gorgonzola, avocado, egg, Irish Brown Bread hard salami, sunflower seeds WRAPS BACON TOMATO WEDGE 11 Marinated heirloom tomatoes, candied beer CAESAR 9 SERVED WITH HOUSE SALAD OR HOUSE-MADE KETTLE CHIPS bacon, red onion, blue cheese crumbles Romaine lettuce, shaved parmesan, SWEET CHILI SRIRACHA 11 BUFFALO CHICKEN GREEK GRILLED house-made croutons SOUTHWESTERN BBQ CHICKEN 13 Crispy chicken strips, cilantro FINGER 11 CHICKEN 12 GRILLED CHICKEN +3 | SMOKED BRISKET +5 | lime cabbage, pickled Chopped iceburg lettuce, avocado, Lettuce, tomato, herb ranch Cucumber, roasted red CHICKEN FINGERS +3 | GRILLED SALMON +7 cucumber, sweet chili tomato, corn, black beans, tortilla strips, Sriracha sauce DIXIE 11 pepper, spinach, tzatziki flour tortilla, ranch FIELD GREENS HOUSE 7 BBQ chicken, cole slaw, sauce, feta cheese GRILLED CHICKEN 12 cheddar cheese, tomatoes Bacon, avocado, tomato, TURKEY APPLE BRIE 12 Oven roasted, creamy brie, dressings BALSAMIC VINAIGRETTE, BLEU CHEESE, HERB RANCH, romaine, balsamic vinaigrette RASPBERRY POPPYSEED, SOUTHWESTERN RANCH, THOUSAND ISLAND gala apple, baby arugula BURGERS & SANDWICHES.
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