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Unforgettable Traditional Wings Legendary Boneless Not quite lunch, not quite dinner; just quite right for those times in between. Burgers are fresh– a Local Ohio Beef brisket blend. All are served on a hearty Lucky Cat Bakery roll with choice Bacon Ranch Fries $9 of chips, waffle fries, coleslaw, chips and salsa, cider glazed A pound of waffle fries tossed in ranch seasoning topped root veggie, side salad, or chili ($2). All burgers are cooked with melted cheese, bacon and ranch dressing medium to 145˚ unless otherwise requested. Any protein can be substituted for fried or grilled chicken, or impossible Hot Buffalo Chicken Dip $13 burger ($4). Ranch based buffalo chicken and cheese dip with a pretzel, tortilla chips and veggies for dipping Pot Roast Poutine $12 $11 $ 15 Overnight cooked pot roast, cheese curds, gravy, and onion straws on a plate of fries Add buttermilk onion straws or caramelized onions, 50¢ $ any sauce or dry rub or avocado chimichurri, jalapeños Garden Smorgasbord 12 Add muenster, swiss, gouda, smoked cheddar, Housemade avocado chimichurri, roasted leek and garlic dip, ghost pepper jack, or bleu cheese crumbles $1.00 chipotle hummus, and garden salsa surrounded by chips, pita Add bacon or fried egg $2.00 bread, cauliflower, celery, carrots, and peppers for dipping Add lettuce, tomato, dill or sweet hot pickles, 25¢ Nachos $10 SM $14 LG $18 Stupidly Large mayonnaise, yellow mustard, or raw onions Melted cheese blend, lettuce, pico de gallo, sour cream, Greatest of All Time Burger $14 topped with housemade avocado chimichurri, and choice The G.O.A.T features creamy goat cheese, caramelized onions, of beefy chili or salsa. Add Buffalo Chicken, Pulled Pork, $ $ $ arugula, and balsamic vinegar sauce* Buffalo Cauliflower or Pot Roast (+ 2 SM, 3 LG, 5 STUPID) The Bulleit $14 Housemade Bulleit Bourbon BBQ sauce aged in the same barrels we use to make our Old Fashioned. Topped with bacon, buttermilk onion straws, and smoked cheddar cheese* The Ranch Hand $14 Ranch seasoned burger, chicken, or impossible burger topped with Cheesy Poofs $6 house ranch dressing, buttermilk onion straws, bacon, lettuce, House fried pork rinds, tossed in cheddar cheese dust, and tomato, and swiss cheese* served with chipotle ranch dressing. A perfect KETO snack $ Signature Black Garlic Burger $14 Pork Cracklins 6 Swiss cheese, sautéed onions, mushrooms, and black garlic aioli. House fried pork rinds with fresh lime. Try it with any of our Black garlic is a clove roasted for 40 days over a very low dry rubs temperature. It has a sweet, dense flavor packed with umami!* Chips and Dip $6 Potato chips with roasted garlic and leek dip Bourbon Bacon Jam $14 Packed with layers of flavor, try our housemade bourbon bacon jam, Veggie Plate $6 with lettuce, and smoked gouda cheese* Carrots, celery, cauliflower, and peppers with ranch dressing *Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, or eggs may Pita and Chipotle Hummus $6 All of the classics along with surprising NEW flavors. Served increase your risk of food borne illness. with celery and housemade bleu cheese or ranch on request. Please let us know about any food related allergies! Brownie or Cookie Sundae $6 Choice of salted pretzel chocolate chip cookie or Unforgettable Traditional Wings Peruvian chocolate brownie, served with vanilla ice cream Our multistage cooking produces a wing with crispy skin and juicy Sandwiches served with choice of chips, waffle fries, coleslaw, and chocolate sauce. flavorful meat. Available in any of our sauces or dry rubs chips and salsa, cider glazed root veggie, side salad, or chili ($2). 6 EA 12 EA 18 EA 24 EA $9 $17 $25 $32 Ribeye French Dip $14 All dressings are housemade- Italian vinaigrette, balsamic Legendary Boneless Wings Thin shaved house roast beef topped with sautéed onions and swiss cheese. Served on a crusty baguette vinaigrette, charred pepper vinaigrette, ranch, chipotle ranch, Chicken tenders hand battered in our proprietary breading and bleu cheese. designed to stay crisp in any of our sauces or dry rubs Southern Fried Chicken $13 $ 1/2 LB 1 LB 11/2 LB 2 LB 4 LB Buttermilk fried chicken, creamy slaw, sweet pickles, Tavern Chicken Salad 12 and bourbon bacon jam on a hearty bun $7 $13.50 $18.50 $24 $42 Fried or grilled chicken with your choice of sauce or dry rub, topped with bacon, tomato, onion straws, and bleu cheese HELL IS REAL Patty Melt $14 crumbles on mixed greens with choice of dressing $ Best of All 13 Pasture raised beef patty, with ghost pepper jack cheese, Half a pound of boneless wings and half a pound of traditional habanero aioli, fried jalapeños, on grilled sourdough bread Knife and Fork Ribeye $14 wings with a side of waffle fries. Available in any of our sauces Spinach and romaine mix, with grilled ribeye and mushrooms, or dry rubs. No substitutions, please HELL IS REAL Grilled Cheese $12 bacon, goat cheese, roasted red peppers, hard boiled egg, tomato, Pullman sourdough, ghost pepper jack and Fartley Farms garlic and red onion, topped with charred pepper vinaigrette Cauliflower Wings $7 SM $12 MD $16 LG serrano chicken tenders Fresh cauliflower florets breaded and fried like a boneless wing. Veggie Chop Salad $11 Available in any of our sauces or dry rubs Pot Roast Sandwich $12 Spinach and romaine mix, with sun dried tomato, sunflower seeds, Pot roast, sautéed onions, swiss cheese on a baguette with a side red onion, tomato, garbanzo beans, roasted red peppers, of pot roast gravy banana peppers, fresh mozzarella, topped with Italian vinaigrette Apple Butter Chicken Sandwich $14 $ Dry Rubs Buffalo 1 2 3 4 5 Roasted Root Veggie Salad 11 Fried or grilled chicken breast, brown sugar apple butter, bacon, Spinach and romaine mix, with cider glazed roasted root veggies Cajun Blackened BBQ Sauce smoked gouda, and onion on a hearty roll and goat cheese, topped with Italian vinigrette Garlic Parmesan Cajun BBQ Tavern Grilled Cheese $8 $ Jamaican Jerk Honey BBQ Add Fried or Grilled Chicken 4 A muenster and sourdough grilled cheese sandwich. Add either Lemon Pepper Kickin’ BBQ Add Bacon $2 Mustang Ranch chicken tenders or fried cauliflower on the sandwich with choice Traditional BBQ of sauce ($4) Seven Pepper Beefy Chili $4 Carolina BBQ Hot Buffalo Chicken Sandwich $13 Teriyaki Premium Sauces Buttermilk fried chicken, spicy buffalo sauce, bleu cheese crumbles, Cajun Teriyaki lettuce, and tomato served on a Lucky Cat hearty bun 75¢ Upcharge Srirachiaki Barrel Aged Bulleit BBQ Steak Bomb $14 Traditional Glaze Join us at the bar OR call for carryout and catering! Reaperaki Shaved prime rib, caramelized onions, roasted red peppers, Reaper BBQ muenster cheese, and rosemary aioli on a hearty hero bun Favorites Reaper Buffalo THE AT POLARIS Hot Garlic Bourbon Barrel Pulled Pork $12 8944 Lyra Drive, Columbus, OH 43240 Bulleit barrel aged BBQ sauce, pork shoulder, sweet hot pickles, Louisiana Sweet Heat Fartley Farms Columbus, OH and slaw Sweet Chili Serrano Garlic Ginger Reaper.
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