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Oak Pit Bbq Ribs Create a Perfect Combination! Sugar-Cured, 11 Oz “W.M CODY” COWBOY STEAK SALAD ......... $19.50 A mix of iceberg and romaine lettuces, Monterey jack and f cheddar cheese, tomato and 6 oz. of top sirloin. Skillet Sides Chuckwagon style dining Fire Roasted Jalapeños with onions and bell “HOOT GIBSON” VEGGIE PASTA ................... $20.99 peppers ............................................. $6.95 All dinners include A.J.’s Hearty Vaquero Soup, Tequila Beans, Homemade Combination of broccoli, cauliflower and carrots mixed with cheese-stuffed tortellini and a creamy pesto. Topped with shredded Sautéed Green Beans With Bacon . $7.95 Salsa (yep, mix’em all together), Garden Salad, A.J.’s Spuds, Rice Pilaf, Sautéed Fresh Mixed Vegetables ..... $6.95 parmesan and chopped tomatoes. French Garlic Bread and your choice of an Old-Fashioned Root Beer Float or Giant Baked Potato ......................... $5.95 “PAWNEE BILL” FIRE ROASTED VEGGIES .. $20.50 Sautéed Mushrooms ........................ $6.95 an After-Dinner Liqueur. Fresh tomatoes, mushrooms, asparagus, bell peppers and Asparagus Spears ............................. $7.95 zucchini basted with olive oil, garlic and herbs. “PAT GARRETT” GRILLED VEAL LIVER ....... $20.50 Lightly floured and topped with bacon and grilled onions. “TOMBSTONE” TOP SIRLOIN .......................... $20.50 Sidekicks 6 oz. Every great Cowboy and Cowgirl had a Sidekick! “CALAMITY JANE” CALAMARI STEAKS .. $20.50 Lightly floured and grilled. Add a sidekick to your meal and “CHEYENNE” PORK CHOP ............................... $20.50 Oak pit bbq ribs create a perfect combination! Sugar-cured, 11 oz. center cut. Your choice of: THE TAG ALONG ........................... $11.95 “ “BUTCH CASSIDY” GROUND SIRLOIN...$19.99 St. Louis Style Pork Ribs or Beef Back Ribs An extra plate with all the fixins'. 1 lb. of ground sirloin smothered with Oak Pit BBQ grilled onions. All beef is USDA choice, aged to our 1/2 Rack $26.99 or Full Rack $30.99 ETHEL RED ...................................... $9.95 specifications and handcut by Or Make it a Combo! Sautéed Shrimp Scampi. A.J.’s Butchers. 1/2 Beef & 1/2 Pork Ribs $30.99 MISS KITTY ...................................... $7.95 TOP SIRLOIN Grilled Calamari Steak. From the sea 8 oz. ............................................................. $24.99 SALTY SAM ....................................... $9.95 12 oz. ........................................................... $28.99 HALIBUT .................................... $33.95 Sautéed Sea Scallops (5) FILET MIGNON Lightly floured and grilled or baked with asparagus LONE SPUR JACK ........................... $9.95 6 oz. ............................................................. $29.50 and cheese. BBQ Sweetbreads and 4 oz. Linguica. 10 oz. ........................................................... $33.99 .................... $30.50 HOLLERIN JOE ................................ $2.99 SHRIMP SCAMPI RIBEYE Oven-baked in white wine and garlic butter. “Give me a Rib” One Beef Rib. 14 oz. ........................................................... $33.50 BOXCAR BILLY…….$9.95 AUSTRALIAN LOBSTER TAIL ................. $ MARKET PRICE NEW YORK CUT BBQ Pork Spare Ribs (4) 10-12 oz., served with drawn butter. 14 oz. ........................................................... $33.50 CALAMARI ......................... $23.50 T-BONE Lightly floured and grilled. 26 oz. ........................................................... $37.95 PORK CHOPS SCALLOPS………….$30.99 A heapin’ helpin of large sea Two 11 oz. sugar cured center cuts .......... $26.99 scallops, sautéed or deep fried. SWEETBREADS With 8 oz. 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CHICKEN OSCAR .................................$29.99 AJ BURGER .............................. $16.99 12 oz. chicken breast topped with asparagus, An 8 oz. ground sirloin burger with lettuce, CAJUN EYE ........................... $33.99 $39.99 $40.99 shredded lobster and Hollandaise sauce on one tomato, onions, pickles and American 14 oz. blackened ribeye steak topped with herb butter. Cheese, served on a toasted bun with side with broccoli, shrimp and Béarnaise sauce on the other. CAJUN CHICKEN TORTELLINI ........................ $28.50 thousand island dressing. Blackened chicken served over a bed of cheese stuffed Add Bacon ........................... $1.00 COWBOY BLUE ....................................$27.50 tortellini and topped with herb butter. Add Roasted Jalapeños ....... $1.00 Smother yer steak with 12 oz. fried chicken breast topped with grilled sautéed mushrooms, ham, jack and cheddar cheese, asparagus spears BLACKENED CHICKEN ..................................... $24.99 Add Avocado ....................... $1.00 and Hollandaise sauce. 12 oz. chicken breast blackened and topped with herb butter. Make it a Double ................ $3.00 onions, bell peppers or any combination. CHICKEN ALFREDO ...........................$27.50 BLACKENED FISH ............................................... $33.99 Make it a Triple................... $6.00 Fresh fish blackened and topped with herb butter. $3.99 Chopped chicken breast served over a bed of fettucine and topped with A.J.’s Alfredo sauce. 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Popcorn Shrimp ....................................... $6.95 Firestone, Santa Ynez ............................................ $9/$28 Add 4 Shrimp Scampi for $5.00 Wild Horse, Paso Robles ....................................... $9/$28 Lightly breaded small shrimp served with cocktail Halter Ranch, Paso Robles .................................... $14/$34 Shrimp Bites (your choice) ...................... $13.95 sauce. 5 large shrimp made any of the following styles. Napa Cellars, Napa Valley ..................................... $12/$36 Fire Roasted Artichoke ............................ $7.95 Coconut– coated with coconut batter, deep fried One fire roasted artichoke cooked on our oak pit and served with marmalade sauce. Merlot BBQ and served with our lemon Aioli sauce. Broadside, Paso Robles ......................................... $12/$36 Beer Battered– served with cocktail sauce. Quesadilla.................................................. $7.95 Rutherford Hill, Napa Valley ................................. $12/$36 BBQ Bourbon– bacon wrapped and cooked on our oak pit, brushed with our bourbon BBQ A mixture of Monterey Jack and Cheddar cheese Pinot Noir sauce. grilled in a flour tortilla served with salsa and sour cream. Laetitia,Arroyo Grande ......................................... $12/$36 Armadillo Eggs ......................................... $7.95 Add Chicken $5.00 Add Shrimp $6.00 Dierberg, Santa Rita Hills ...................................... $14/$49 Mild jalapeños stuffed with cream cheese, deep Add Steak $6.00 Add Veggies $4.00 Sanford, Santa Rita Hills ........................................ $14/$49 fried and served with ranch dressing. Sweetbreads ............................................... $7.95 Artesa, Carneros.................................................... $10/$32 Cowboy Spuds .......................................... $9.95 Chalk Hill Estate, Russian River ............................. $13/$39 Deep fried beef sweetbreads, brushed with our AJ Spuds smothered with our tequila beans, BBQ sauce and garlic bread. Adelaida, Paso Robles ........................................... $10/$28 Monterey jack and cheddar cheeses, tomatoes, Templeton Grover beach Buellton 508 Main Street, CA 93465 1760 El Camino Real, CA 93433 350 E. Hwy 246, CA 93427 salsa and sour cream. 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