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Brooklyn & Staten Island Menu Guide 2019 eat up! Brooklyn & Staten ISland Menu GuIde 2019 Bn/Br COME VISIT LEO’S NEW LOCATION PIZZA • PASTA • CALAMARI Daily specials Steam table Salad Bar Greek Specialties FREE DELIVERY "Leo's at its Best" 718-921-1900 Catering for All Occasions Business accounts welcome 8502-3 Ave Bay Ridge All major credit cards accepted Brooklyn , NY 11209 Flaming Grill & modern buffet 3839 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn. NY 11235 (Next to Aldi & Rite Aid - Additional Parking Above Aldi Supermarket) Tel.: 718-648-6888 1501 Forest Avenue Staten Island NY 10302 LUNCH 11:00 am - 3:30pm (Mon. ~ Thurs.) $11.59 (Fri. & Sat.) $12.59 Tel.: 718-447-6888 FLAMING GRILL & MODERN BUFFET DINNER (Mon. ~ Thurs.) 3:30 pm - 10:00 pm $16.99 (Fri. & Sat.) 3:30pm - 10:30 pm ($17.99 Gift Card Available Sunday All Day Dinner $17.99 Kids 3-6 Years Old $10.39 Kids 7-10 Years Old $11.99 Kids 3-6 Years Old (Mon. ~ Thurs.) LUNCH $6.39 DINNER $9.39 (Fri. & Sat.) LUNCH $6.99 DINNER $10.39 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Kids 7-10 Years Old Sun. - Thurs. (Mon. ~ Thurs.) LUNCH $7.99 DINNER $10.99 11:00am - 10:00pm (Fri. & Sat.) LUNCH $8.39 DINNER $11.99 Fri. & Sat. 10:00 am - 10:30 pm Beverages $1.99 Buffet To Go Available for Take Out Priced By the Pound Seafood Chicken Beef Pork Vegetables Fried Whiting Fish Spring Bean Clam Spring Roll Crabmeat w. Cheese French Fries Salmon Fried Banana Stuffed Shrimp Pizza Coconut Shrimp Onion Rings Oyster Lo Mein Craw Fish Cheese Wonton Fired Shrimp Grilled Beef Ball Vegetables Steamed Crab Beef Rib-Eyes Squid Beef w. Broccoli Seafood Delight Sauteed Steak Kew Steamed Flounder Steak Pie Chicken Stick Dumplings Grilled Scallop Steak w. Potaotoes Chicken Wings Grilled Spare Ribs Steamed Shrimp Beef Shore Ribs Sweet Sour Chicken Grilled Ham Grilled Seafood Thai Style Chicken Sausage Pepper Chicken Stuffed Potatoes General Tso’s Chicken Black Pepper Chicken Hibachi Chicken Soup Dessert Grilled Chicken Flan Sesame Chicken Jello Ice Cream Cheese Cake Chocolate Cake Strawberry Cake Coconut Soup Taro Cake Hot & Sour Soup Coconut Cake Wonton Soup Chicken Noodle Soup Egg Drop Soup Crabmeat Soup Seafood Soup Traditional Chiese Chicken Soup (718) 260-2500 • A SCHNEPS MEDIA PUBLICATION 2019 • EAT UP! 3 Traditional Chiese Chicken Soup Seafood Soup Crabmeat Soup Egg Drop Soup Chicken Noodle Soup Wonton Soup Hot & Sour Soup Coconut Cake Coconut Soup Taro Cake Strawberry Cake Chocolate Cake Cheese Cake Ice Cream Sesame Chicken Jello Grilled Chicken Flan Hibachi Chicken Soup Dessert Black Pepper Chicken General Tso’s Chicken Stuffed Potatoes Pepper Chicken Sausage Thai Style Chicken Grilled Seafood Grilled Ham Sweet Sour Chicken Beef Shore Ribs Steamed Shrimp Grilled Spare Ribs Chicken Wings Steak w. Potaotoes Grilled Scallop Dumplings Chicken Stick Steak Pie Steamed Flounder Sauteed Steak Kew Seafood Delight Beef w. Broccoli Squid Beef Rib-Eyes Steamed Crab Vegetables Grilled Beef Ball Fired Shrimp Cheese Wonton Craw Fish Lo Mein Oyster Onion Rings Coconut Shrimp Pizza Stuffed Shrimp Fried Banana Salmon French Fries Crabmeat w. Cheese Spring Roll Clam Spring Bean Fried Whiting Fish Seafood Chicken Beef Pork Vegetables Buffet To Go Available for Take Out Priced By the Pound Beverages $1.99 10:00 am - 10:30 pm Fri. & Sat. (Fri. & Sat.) LUNCH $8.39 $11.99 DINNER 11:00am - 10:00pm (Mon. ~ Thurs.) LUNCH $7.99 $10.99 DINNER Sun. - Thurs. Kids 7-10 Years Old OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK (Fri. & Sat.) LUNCH $6.99 $10.39 DINNER (Mon. ~ Thurs.) LUNCH $6.39 $9.39 DINNER Kids 3-6 Years Old $11.99 Kids 7-10 Years Old $10.39 Kids 3-6 Years Old $17.99 Sunday All Day Dinner Gift Card Available ($17.99 (Fri. & Sat.) 3:30pm - 10:30 pm $16.99 (Mon. ~ Thurs.) 3:30 pm - 10:00 pm DINNER FLAMING GRILL & MODERN BUFFET Tel.: 718-447-6888 (Mon. ~ Thurs.) $11.59 (Fri. & Sat.) $12.59 LUNCH 11:00 am - 3:30pm 1501 Forest Avenue Staten Island NY 10302 Tel.: 718-648-6888 (Next to Aldi & Rite Aid - Additional Parking Above Aldi Supermarket) 3839 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn. NY 11235 & modern buffet F G laming rill COCOA GRINDER BORN & RAISED WHERE CAN I GET IN A GOOD BAGEL AROUND HERE? If you’re visiting New York, you’ll probably ask that question. BROOKLYN If you’re a native New Yorker, you probably know the answer. See, like most New Yorkers, we love bagels. But as much as we loved bagels, we somehow couldn’t find the best ones. Look Out So here’s how Bagel Story really began. We had enough of the stale bagels. for our Retail The ones that were too chewy. COFFEE The ones that tasted like they came out of a factory. in your The ones with spooky ingredients. Local Supermarkets! We started Bagel Story with a mission to change all of that. To serve freshly-baked bagels right before your eyes made with the simplest ingredients. No preservatives. And all made entirely on site (including our specialty cream cheeses and breads). Serving VAN LEEUWEN Ice Cream, COOKIES It can’t get any better, can it? Very Fresh and MILKSHAKES Specialty Coffee Brooklyn Roasted • Lip Smacking Local Pastries. Sandwiches • and more... RETAIL COFFEE 866-57-BAGEL Open 7 Days www.COCOAGRINDERNYC.COM 4 EAT UP! • 2019WW W.THEBAGELSTOA SCHNEPSRY MEDIA.C OMPUBLICATION • (718) 260-2500 COCOA GRINDER BORN & RAISED IN BROOKLYN Look Out for our Retail COFFEE in your Local Supermarkets! Serving VAN LEEUWEN Ice Cream, Very Fresh COOKIES and MILKSHAKES RETAIL COFFEE Open 7 Days www.COCOAGRINDERNYC.COM (718) 260-2500 • A SCHNEPS MEDIA PUBLICATION 2019 • EAT UP! 5 Appetizers Sandwiches Beefsteak Tomato & served with french fries Onion or Mozzarella ....................................... $8/10 Triple Decker Chicken Club ..........................................$13 adLdi gtrilleed chFickaen rbrea st to any salad or pasta .............................$5 aHll enutreens arte eserve’ds w itLh maixend judlien n&e veg etSableesa or sautéed thick sliced fresh tomato & red onion or chicken breast, lettuce, tomato, crispy bacon & add pan seared salmon to any salad or pasta .................................$6 spinach & a starch (french fries, baked potato, mashed potato, fresh mozzarella with a balsamic vinaigrett mayonnaise add grilled shrimp to any salad or pasta ............................................$6 Shrimp Cocktail .................................................... $14 Sirloin Steak Sandwich ..................................................$15 Soup du Jour .................................................................................$7 Porterhouse Steak, 26 oz ..................................................$43 4 chilled jumbo shrimp served with a horseradish with caramelized onion & swiss cheese our chef’s selection made fresh daily (dry aged on the premises) tomato cocktail sauce Hunter’s Supreme Burger, 10 oz ................................$12 French Onion Soup ................................................................ $8 T-bone Steak, 22 oz .............................................................$37 Baked Clams Oreganata .................................... $10 with lettuce, tomato, red onion & pickle served in a crock with garlic croutons & smothered with (dry aged on the premises) cheddar, swiss, american, mozzarella, or blue cheese + $1 melted swiss cheese Rib Eye Steak, 20 oz .............................................................$33 oreganata breadcrumbs baked & drizzled with a bacon, sautéed mushrooms, or sautéed onions + $1 Caesar Salad ............................................................................$10 topped with herbed butter white wine lemon butter sauce crisp heart of romaine lettuce tossed with garlic croutons & New York Sirloin, 16 oz ......................................................$34 Hunter’s Chicken Wings .................................... $10 caesar dressing Filet Mignon, 10oz ...............................................................$37 Classic Spinach Salad ........................................................... $11 served with a red wine mushroom sauce Comfort Food fresh spinach leaves tossed with balsamic, bacon pieces, Steak Au Poirve, 10oz .........................................................$37 Hickory Smoked BBQ Sauce Fish & Chips .........................................................................$18 hard-boiled egg & red onions Sweet & Tangy Honey Glaze Mixed Greens ............................................................................$8 peppercorn sauce all served with a blue cheese dipping sauce & special recipe tarter sauce with balsamic vinaigrette or blue cheese dressing Sirloin Steak Teriyaki, 16 oz ..............................................$35 served on a sizzling platter with peppers, onions, green & celery sticks Shepherds Pie ....................................................................$17 Penne Ala Vodka ....................................................................$14 in a pink vodka sauce yellow squash Homemade Crab Cakes ..................................... $12 the classic, topped with toasted mashed potatoes Chicken Pot Pie ................................................................. $17 Linguini With Clam Sauce Surf & Turf three herbed lump crab cakes served with our ....................................... $41 chicken & vegetables in a creamy sauce little neck clams with garlic, white wine & olive oil ............$17 special recipe tartar sauce or little neck clams with garlic marinara sauce .............................$17 .....$38 Chicken Tenders ................................................................$15 Oysters on the Half Shell Penne with Blackened Chicken .......................................$17 Twin Lobster
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