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GAS MONKEY MEALS KIDDIES BURGER & CHIPS R59.00 100G Beef Patty with Mustard, Tomato Sauce and Cheese PLEASE NOTE • No card transactions under R50 • No alcohol will be sold/served to under 18s, persons not producing their proof of age on request and intoxicated persons • No new tabs after 10pm • Some food may contain traces of shellfish and nuts • We truly hope you enjoy your visit with us and hope to see you soon again. Breakfast All breakfasts are served with a half portion chips, unless otherwise stated WELSH RAREBIT R85.00 Toast covered in creamy cheese sauce, breakfast sausage, 2 pieces of bacon, mushroom and 1 fried egg SUNRISE R56.00 2 Eggs, 2 pieces of bacon and toast VINTAGE R116 Steak strips, bacon, breakfast sausage, mushroom, 2 eggs and toast EARLY BIRD R63.00 Toast covered in savoury mince and topped with a fried egg CHEESE GRILLER R63.00 1 cheese griller, 2 pieces of bacon, 1 egg @HEART R65.00 Muesli and an array of 3 fruits, served with yoghurt and honey BREAKFAST CROISSANT (available Saturdays and Sundays only, until 12) Butter and Jam R44.00 Cottage Cheese & Spring Onion R50.00 Scrambled Egg, Bacon & Cheese R62.00 Chicken & Mayo R63.00 START OF THE MONKEY MADNESS SNAILS R63.00 Cooked in a creamy garlic and herb sauce, covered with melted cheese and served in a sesame bread roll bowl DEEP FRIED BABY CALAMARI R84.00 Baby Calamari heads and tubes, oats crumbed and deep fried, served with Aioli and choice of chips or herb flavoured rice PRAWN DUO R85.00 2 bamboo charcoal crumbed prawn tails, and 2 red velvet crumbed prawn tails, nestled on fresh herbs and drizzled with an Asian ginger and honey sauce SALSA CRUMBED CHICKEN WINGS R80.00 6 Crumbed chicken wings, covered in a secret sauce….HOT OR NOT CREAMY CHICKEN LIVERS R68.00 Creamy coconut and peri-peri infused livers, served in a sesame bread roll bowl CRUMBED MUSHROOMS R55.00 Crumbed button mushrooms, served with Aioli and Thai sweet chilli sauce BRUSCHETTAS & SUBS BILTONG AND FETA BRUSCHETTA R72.00 Sliced biltong and Danish feta cheese CHICKEN BRUSCHETTA R58.00 Chicken trio: Mayo, jalapeno and honey and mustard PLOUGHMAN’S BRUSCHETTA R54.00 3 Cheeses and a variety of pickles and relishes MONKEY SUB R108.00 Toasted garlic loaf, filled with steak, bacon, chicken and mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion and cheese. Served with a half portion of chips CHICKEN MAYO SUB R66.00 Garlic loaf, filled with lettuce , pickles and Chicken Mayo. Served with half a portion of chips OPEN STEAK SUB R88.00 Open toasted garlic loaf, steak strips cooked in balsamic red wine reduction, bacon jam, with lettuce, tomato and pickles and dressed with vinaigrette CHEESY GARLIC R49.00 Garlic roll filled with garlic sauce and melted cheese, served on a bed of lettuce and salsa JALAPENO AND BACON R57.00 Garlic roll filled with garlic sauce, jalapeno and bacon bits, covered with melted cheese, served on a bed of lettuce and salsa TOASTIES & SALADS ALL TOASTIES ARE SERVED WITH HALF PORTION OF CHIPS CHEESE R45.00 CHEESE AND TOMATO R48.00 CHICKEN MAYO R50.00 SALADS ORIENTAL PORK R95.00 Shavings of grilled pork with sesame seed, honey and soya sauce, croutons, egg, onion, marmalade and garden salad SUMMER STEAK R88.00 Coffee and jalapeno infused steak strips, served with garlic toast, salad and fried egg CHEF’S SALAD R107.00 Garden greens, tomato, onion, peppers, bacon, beef strips, egg, pineapple and nuts CHICKEN SALAD R88.00 Garden greens, tomato, onion, pineapple and grilled chicken breasts GARDEN SALAD R40.00 Garden greens, tomato, onion, cucumber and peppers Add feta and olives ( Greek salad) R18.00 MONKEY POTS PASTA POT R93.00 Layers of Napolitano sauce, savoury mince, pasta, cheese sauce and grated cheese LAMB CURRY POT R120.00 Dark, rich lamb curry filled with flavours of garlic, ginger, cumin and coriander BUTTER CHICKEN R107.00 Yoghurt marinated, cubed chicken fillets, cooked in a masala , cumin and cashew nut sauce VEGETARIAN R56.00 Garlic and Herb garden veg and mushrooms in a cheese sauce, served with basmati rice or pasta PRAWN MUSSEL FARFALLE R108.00 Farfalle pasta covered with prawns and smoked mussels in a creamy sauce, flavoured with cheese, garlic and black pepper BURGERS & GATSBY MONKEY BURGER R135.00 Our signature burger is stacked with a beef patty, smoked cheese, jalapeno, chicken and all the trimmings BEEF BURGER R88.00 Homemade beef patty with lettuce, onion, pickles, tomato and sauces CHICKEN BURGER R85.00 Grilled chicken fillet with lettuce, tomato and onion V EGETARIAN BURGER R87.00 Vegetarian patty, spinach, feta, mushrooms, lettuce, tomato, onion and dill cucumber BEEF GATSBY R130.00 Lettuce, chips, steak, monkey gland sauce, bacon, cheese, island sauce and green tomato chutney CHICKEN GATSBY R139.00 Lettuce, chips, chicken strips, peri-peri sauce, pineapple, pickles, cheese and island sauce CALAMARI GATSBY R122.00 Lettuce, chips, crumbed calamari, Aioli, tomato, pickles, cheese and island sauce JAFFELS CUBANO BABY - R80.00 Roast pulled pork and bacon, loaded with cheese, pickles, marmalade, mustard and tomato sauce CHIMP – R95.00 GORILLA – R148.00 ITALIANO BABY - R52.00 Napolitano sauce, savoury mince and cheese sauce CHIMP – R95.00 GORILLA – R125.00 MEXICANO BABY - R52.00 Chicken pieces in a jalapeno and sweet mustard sauce CHIMP – R95.00 GORILLA – R125.00 MORNING MONKEY R78.00 3 eggs (2 scrambled, 1 fried), bacon, cheese, peppers and spring onion FROM THE GRILL All Grills are served with a choice of Fries, Salad , Rice and veggies. BEEF RIBS Beef spare ribs, Smokey marinated and grilled to perfection 500g R155.00 750g R210.00 WINGS Pub favourite, 3 joint chicken wings spiced for the ultimate taste 6 wings R110.00 9 wings R149.00 TOMAHAWK STEAK R199.00 650g of succulent secret rub crusted, Prime rib eye steak grilled to perfection STEAK AND EGG R91.00 200g Rump steak, served with a fried egg PRIMATE R142.00 200g coriander and black pepper rump, covered with creamy chicken livers and topped with grilled smoked cheese PORK NECK R114.00 – 200g Grilled and basted with a Smokey BBQ basting and crackling. R165.00 – 400g Served with an apple and sweet mustard sauce GORGONZOLA STEAK Succulent beef covered in a creamy gorgonzola and onion sauce 200g Rump Steak R107.00 300g Fillet Steak R194.00 MANGO CHICKEN R99.00 Flame grilled chicken thighs, marinated and basted with a mango and chutney sauce, served with mango salsa SKILLET CRUNCHY CRUMBED CHICKEN R99.00 Pounded and oats crumbed chicken fillet, pan fried to perfection. Served with a tangy bacon & cheese sauce and a mushroom sauce. Served with either fries, rice and veg or side salad BROWN MUSHROOM CHICKEN R75.00 For the not so hungry! Grilled brown mushroom, topped with chicken filled, cottage cheese and bacon jam CAPTAIN MORGAN FILLET DIANE R199.00 300g beef fillet, marinated and flambeed in Cpt Morgan Rum, with mushroom and mustard cream. Served with either fries, rice and veg or side salad SEAFOOD GRILLED HAKE R91.00 Vinaigrette drizzled and pan grilled DEEP FRIED BABY HAKE R91.00 Buttermilk battered Hake fillets deep fried to a golden crisp LEMOM AND HERB BUTTERFISH R118 Pan grilled in lemon and herb butter, topped with grilled lemon and served with chips or side salad GILLED PRAWNS Seasoned, flour dusted prawns basted with garlic and lemon butter. Served with peri-peri sauce, Aioli and chips, rice or side 6 - R130 salad 12 - R220.00 PORTUGUESE PRAWNS R155.00 6 prawns simmered in a peri-peri sauce, served with Aioli and a choice of chips or herb flavoured rice DEEP FRIED BABY CALAMRI R105.00 Baby calamari heads and tubes, oats crumbed and deep fried with Aioli and a choice of chips or herb flavoured rice MOULES PROVENCAL 9 half shell mussels in a smoked mussel Provençal sauce served R84.00 in a sesame roll bowl PLATTERS MEATY ONE R189.00 3 chicken wings, cheese griller, breakfast sausage, beef ribs, steak strips and chips. Served with Thai sweet chilli sauce and Jalapeno whip PASTRY ONE R166.00 Samosas, crumbed prawn tails, rissole, Halloumi sticks and chips. Served with a Jalapeno whip and Thai sweet chilli sauce SEAFOOD ONE R123.00 Half shell mussels, grilled hake, prawns, crumbed baby squid and chips covered in a smoked mussel and bacon cheese sauce. Served with Aioli and Jalapeno whip VEGETARIN PLATTER R149.00 Sweet potato chips, deep fried cauliflower, onion rings, crumbed mushrooms and halloumi sticks. Served with Aioli and Jalapeno Whip SAUCY CHIPS R40.00 Served with a tangy cheesy bacon sauce JALAPENO AND CHEESE FRIES R71.00 MONKEY LOADED FRIES R102.00 Chips with savoury mince, jalapeno, chicken mayo and bacon & cheese sauce DECONSTRUCTED IRISH COFFEE R62.00 Whisky jelly, coffee mousse and cream, served with cinnamon crumble CHOCOLATE MOUSSE CAKE R56.00 Rich dark chocolate mousse, served with cream and berry coulis BLACK FOREST CHEESE CAKE R65.00 Creamy cheesecake covered in a black cherry and berry topping GRILLED BANANA SPLIT R59.00 Semi grilled, candy covered banana with ice cream, fruit cocktail, sprinkled with nuts and chocolate, strawberry and banana syrup ROCKY ROAD BROWNIES R53.00 Chocolate and nuts brownie, covered in melted marshmallow and served with Chantilly cream CARAMEL SPRING ROLLS R53.00 Chocolate spring roll served with mixed berries compote and cream ICE CREAM AND CHOCOLATE SAUCE R39.00 LIL GAS MONKEY MEALS KIDDIES BURGER & CHIPS R59.00 100g beef patty with mustard, tomato sauce and cheese FISH FINGERS AND CHIPS R43.00 Frankfurter with a half portion of chips R48.00 CHICKEN WINGS AND CHIPS R45.00 2 chicken wings and chips KIDDIES STEAK AND CHIPS R56.00 Steak strips served with chips KIDDIES RIBS AND CHIPS R88.00 250g beef ribs served with a half a portion of chips DON’T FORGET TO GO DRAW
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