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Almuerzo Aperitivos Para La Mesa Ensaladas Al Plato Appetizers for the Table ALMUERZO APERITIVOS PARA LA MESA ENSALADAS AL PLATO APPETIZERS FOR THE TABLE DE ARUGULA 9.99 ALCAUCIL A LA ROMANA 9.00 Arugula, fresh tomatoes & shaved parmigiano Grilled artichokes, rucula, parmesano & lemon zest Add grilled skirt steak 16.99, grilled chicken breast 15.99, seared tuna 15.99 MEJILLONES, CHERRY TOMATOES, CHORIZO 14.00 DE LA CASA 9.99 Seattle farmed mediterranean mussels, cherry tomatoes, chorizo & torrontes wine Spring mix, fresh tomatoes, onions & olives tossed fine herbs vinaigrette Add grilled skirt steak 16.99, grilled chicken breast 15.99, seared tuna 15.99 PROSCIUTTO DI PARMA, BURRATA, TOMATE, ALCAUCIL 16.00 Prosciutto di Parma, burrata, tomatoes, artichokes, Maldon sea salt DE ATÚN 9.99 Canned sicilian tuna, spring mix, fresh tomatoes, onions & olives ALBONDIGAS SALSA MARINARA, RICOTTA 10.00 with fine herbs vinaigrette Meatballs, tomato marinara, whipped ricotta PALERMO 9.99 PROVOLETA 14.00 Grilled artichokes, baby spinach, & shaved parmigiano Grilled argentine provolone cheese, fresh beefsteak tomatoes, oregano, Add grilled skirt steak 16.99, grilled chicken breast 15.99, seared tuna 15.99 extra virgin olive oil Add olives, red pepper and prosciutto 3.00 CAESARE 9.99 Romaine lettuce,parmesan cheese, caesar dressing CHORIZO AL MALBEC 9.00 Add grilled skirt steak 16.99, grilled chicken breast 15.99, seared tuna 15.99 House sausage, malbec wine, cannelli beans, fried egg ITALIANA 13.99 MOLLEJITAS DE RES, BERRO Y CHALOTE, CALVADOS 11.00 Prosciutto, marinated eggplant, fresh mozzarella, tomatoes & spring mix Grilled veal sweet bread with watercress & shallots flambéed with calvados Add grilled skirt steak 20.99, grilled chicken breast 19.99, seared tuna 20.99 EMPANADAS 4.00 each / (4) 14.00 TOMATE, PAPA Y ATÚN 16.99 Home made empanadas baked or fried Tomatoes, grilled tuna , noisette potatoes with aioli, & red wine vinegar - Beef, green olives & boiled eggs - Lamb, tomatoes & potatoes BURRATA DI BUFALA, TOMATES Y ENSALADA VERDE 14.99 - Grilled chicken & tomato Local burrata, tomatoes and spring mix salad - Spinach & cheese PANZANELLA 13.99 SOPA DEL DÍA 9.00 Tomatoes, red onions, cucumber, black olives, country bread Soup of the day Add burrata 19.99, sicilian tuna 16.99 PANINI O 1/2 PANINI & SOPA SERVED ON RUSTIC OR WHOLE WHEAT BAGUETTE PANINI 12.99 / 1/2 PANINI AND SOUP 11.99 NEXT DOOR Classic panini with prosciuto di parma, mozzarella di buffalo, tomatoes,arugula, basil PARISINO Cooked ham, soft brie cheese & normandi butter slices in a french baguette IBERICO Spanish serrano ham, manchego & semi dried tomatoes MUFFALETTA Italian soppressata, salami, mortadella, goat cheese, green olives, red & yellow peppers VEGETARIAN Portobello mushrooms, grilled artichokes, olives, red & yellow peppers TUNA Imported tuna, caper aioli, tomatoes and baby greens MILANESA SANDWICH 14.99 Breaded meat milanese with lettuce & tomatoes SANDWICH DE POLLO 14.99 Add Miami smokers beacon 3.00 Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness, especially to those whom have certain medical conditions. Please let your server know of any food allergies. 09.25.17 DE LA COCINA GRILLED BURGERS & SANDWICHES FROM THE KITCHEN CHORIPAN 11.99 LASAGNA 16.99 Argentine sausage sandwich with chimichurri mayo Meat & spinach lasagna with red or pink sauce CHORIPAN NAPOLITANO 12.99 FETTUCCINI DI, CALABAZA A LA PARRILLA, HONGOS, ESPINACA, RICOTTA 16.99 Argentine sausage and roasted tomatoes on french bread Fettuccini, grilled squash, mushroom, spinach, whipped ricotta GRAZIANO’S BUTCHER BURGER 12.99 RIGATONI ALVERJAS, PROSCIUTTO, RICOTTA 14.99 100% beef burger, tomatoes, lettuce, sautéed onions & a fried egg Rigatoni, green peas, prosciutto, whipped ricotta Add Miami smokers heritage bacon 3.00 RAVIOLES DE ESPINACA Y RICOTTA CON TUCO 14.99 FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICH 10.99 Spinach ricotta ravioli with beef tucco sauce GRAZIANO’S “CHIVITO” 15.99 Grilled steak with tomatoes, lettuce, ham, lettuce, tomatoes, MILANESAS grilled portobello mushrooms, Miami smokers heritage bacon & a fried egg SERVED WITH A SIDE DISH SIDES MILANESA DE RES O DE POLLO 15.99 Two fried eggs capers and anchovies 17.99 6.00 EACH Panko-breaded beef or chicken milanese MILANESA DE RES O DE POLLO A LA NAPOLITANA 17.99 RISOTTO DE HONGOS PORTOBELLO O DE TOMATE Y ALBAHACA Pano breaded beef or chicken milanese Portobello mushrooms risotto or tomato and basil risotto with tomato sauce and melted fontina cheese Add truffle oil 2.00 All our fried dishes are made with canola and cottonseed oils, BATATAS FRITAS which contain 0% trans fat. Fried sweet potatoes Add fried egg 2.00, add truffle oil 2.00 CARNES A LA PARRILLA PAPAS GRATINADAS MEATS FROM THE GRILL Gratin potatoes ALL OUR GRILL MEATS ARE SERVED WITH A SIDE DISH PURE DE PAPAS O DE BATATA Mashed potatoes or sweet potatoes A FEW WORDS ABOUT OUR STEAK… WE PROUDLY SERVE CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF, RAISED BY THREE GENERATION FAMILY PAPAS FRITAS RANCHERS. NATURALLY AGED FOR AT LEAST 21 DAYS. House french fries Add fried egg 2.00, add truffle oil 2.00 BIFE GAUCHO 18 OZ 33.99 POLENTA CON PARMESANO GRATINADO Hand cut bone-in angus rib eye Polenta with gratin of parmesano BIFE DE CHORIZO MARINADO DE AJI PANCA AJI 19.00 PAPA ESPAÑOLA CROCANTE CON AJO, PARMESANO Y ACEITE DE TRUFAS Panca rubbed sirlion steak Spanish fried potatoes with garlic, parmesan and truffle oil MEDALLONES DE LOMO CON PROSCIUTTO A LA PARRILLA 10 OZ 19.00 ENTRAÑA DE NOVILLO ANGUS 12 OZ 22.99 Hand cut and peeled certified angus skirt steakhouse PECHUGA DE POLLO DE GRANJA A LA MATONE, CON SALSA CRIOLLA 17.99 Grilled free-range chicken. Add sautéed mushrooms 19.95 SALMON A LA PARRILLA 22.99 Grilled salmon PICANHA CON MARINADO DE AJI PANCA 12 OZ 18.99 Hand cut culottes steak, with aji panca marinade VACIO 12 OZ 18.99 Hand-cut flat meat churrasco TIRAS DE ASADO 12 OZ 18.99 Hand-cut Argentine style angus short ribs VINOS AL QUARTINO SPARKLINGS Mercat Cava 14.00 Rutini Encuentro Brut Nature 12.00 Las Perdices Brut Rose 12.00 Casa martelletti Prosceco 12.00 Casa Martelletti Brachetto d'Acqui 12.00 WHITE & ROSE WINES BY THE QUARTINO Luca Chardonnay 15.00 San Pedro de Yacachuya Torrontes 12.00 Mariflor Sauvignon Blanc 12.00 Rudi Wiest Rhein River Riesling 10.00 Cuvalier de los Andes Malbec Rose 11.00 Stock and Stein Spatburgunder Rose 12.00 RED WINES BY THE QUARTINO Yacochuya Malbec 2008, Salta 21.00 Mariflor Pinot Noir, Mendoza 17.00 Las Perdices “Don Juan”, Mendoza 17.00 Rutini Malbec, Mendoza 14.00 Rutini Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza 14.00 Las Perdices ala Colorada Cabernet Frank 14.00 Las Perdices Reserva Malbec 11.00 Rutini Encuentro Pinot Noir 11.00 Las Perdices Cabernet Sauvignon 11.00 WINE COCKTAILS 9.95 EACH Sparkling Sangria Procesco, Saint Germain, fresh pears Red Sangria Malbec, Gin de los Apostoles, Livenza aperitif, fresh fruit White Sangria Torrontes, Gracias a Dios Mescal, Livenza aperitif, fresh fruit Campari, White Wine, soda, orange slice Gancia, Torrontes White, Moscato D’asti, thyme Lambruscoto Est..
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