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Beverages Desserts WELCOME TO TRUXTONS PG 1 AND THANK YOU FOR DINING WITH US AND SUPPORTING OUR NEW SAFETY AND SERVICE GUIDELINES TO MAKE SURE YOU AND OUR TEAM MEMBERS REMAIN AS SAFE AS POSSIBLE. TOGETHER WE CAN KEEP EACH OTHER HEALTHY BY WEARING MASKS, WASHING OUR HANDS AND PRACTICING SOCIAL DISTANCING. AS WE REOPEN FOR DINE IN, THERE IS LIMITED SEATING AND WE MAY HAVE TO SUMMER 2020 REQUEST A 90-MINUTE DINING LIMIT. THANK YOU FOR UNDERSTANDING. WESTCHESTER | SANTA MONICA | TORRANCE MOCKTAILS CRAFTED SIGNATURE COCKTAILS Ask your server or bartender about our rotating $6 batch cocktail special VIRGIN MULE Pineapple, fresh lime and ginger beer. In a traditional copper HOUSE SANGRIA ROSEMARY POMEGRANATE FIZZ mug 4.98 White Peach 9.00 Vodka, pomegranate purée, rosemary honey, lemon juice and a With Ketel One Vodka 12.50 WHALE AND THE BEE topper of champagne 11.00 PEACH COOLER Grey Whale Gin, lemon juice, rosemary honey, twist 12.00 PASSION FRUIT LEMON DROP Peach purée, lemon, ginger ale 4.85 Titos Vodka, Cointreau, passion fruit, lemon juice, sugar rim, With Maker’s Mark 12.50 TRUXTON’S MULE Vodka or whiskey with ginger beer and lime 10.00 served up 13.00 TRUXTON’S SWEET TEA BORROWED TIME Fresh brewed black tea sweetened with our house-made rosemary CLASSIC MARTINI Larceny Straight Bourbon, Dubonnet Rouge, Angostura & orange syrup 4.85 Tito’s or Bombay shaken and served up 14.00 bitters, orange peel, served up 12.00 With Hendrick’s Gin 12.50 CADILLAC MARGARITA BLUEBERRY LEMONADE SPRITZER Tequila, triple sec and lime served on the rocks and topped EMPRESS G&T Our house-made blueberry lemonade topped with soda 4.85 with a Grand Marnier float 13.00 A twist on the classic Empress Gin with tonic & lime 11.00 With Grey Goose Vodka 12.50 SPICY PEPINO BOURBON OLD FASHIONED Cucumber & Serrano infused tequila, Cointreau, lime juice, agave, Buffalo Trace, Angostura & orange bitters, sugar, orange Tajín rim 12.00 zest 12.00 TAKE IT HOME! BEVERAGES CUTWATER SPIRITS CANNED COCKTAILS $6 EACH ROTATING BATCHED COCKTAILS $12 EACH Vodka Mule, Whiskey Mule, Vodka Grapefruit Soda (gluten free), Ask about our current cocktail options served in a 12oz jar! SODAS, JUICES, & MORE Lime Margarita, Tequila Paloma JUICE Apple, Pineapple, Cranberry 3.50 FRESH SQUEEZED ORANGE JUICE 4.25 FRESH LEMONADE * BEER 3.85 ORGANIC PASSIONFRUIT ICED TEA * 3.85 DRAFT BEER MILK HOUSE BLONDE HAZY IPA Whole, Almond, Soy 2.75 STRAND BREWING ROTATING BREWERY 8.00 4% ABV, Torrance, CA EVIAN & SAN PELLEGRINO 8.25 6-7% ABV 3.85 LITTLE BO PILSNER WEST COAST IPA SMOG CITY BREWING SOFT DRINKS ROTATING BREWERY * 8.00 4.4% ABV, Torrance, CA Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Ginger Ale, Barq's Root Beer 3.95 8.25 6-7% ABV IRISH RED ALE BLACK HOUSE COFFEE STOUT HOT BEVERAGES ABSOLUTION BREWING MODERN TIMES BEER 8.00 5.7% ABV, Torrance, CA All coffees available iced and/or decaf with whole milk, soy milk, 8.00 5.8% ABV, San Diego, CA or almond milk (+.50) CAFE LATTE BOTTLES & CANS Espresso, steamed milk 3.95 MODERN TIMES FRUITLANDS GUINNESS CAPPUCCINO (TROPICAL FRUIT SOUR) 7.25 (can) Ireland Espresso, steamed & foamed milk 3.95 7.75 (can) San Diego HEINEKEN CAFE MOCHA OMISSION LAGER 6.50 The Netherlands Espresso, chocolate, steamed milk & whipped cream 4.50 (GLUTEN FREE) STELLA ARTOIS CAFE AU LAIT 6.75 Portland, OR 6.75 Belgium Coffee, steamed milk 3.75 NON-ALCOHOLIC O’DOULS STELLA CIDRE ESPRESSO 7.25 St. Louis, MO 7.25 Belgium Double shot 3.00 CORONA TRUXTON’S COFFEE * 6.50 Mexico A delicious French roast 3.50 HOT CHOCOLATE Chocolate, steamed milk & whipped cream 3.50 ASSORTED HOT TEAS Lemon Chamomile, Aged Earl Grey, Breakfast Blend, Orange White WINE JOIN US MONDAYS FOR 50% OFF ALL WINE! (WITH $10 FOOD PURCHASE) Spice, Moroccan Mint, Gunpowder Green 3.50 * These items include free refills WHITE GLASS | BOTTLE RED GLASS | BOTTLE KENDALL JACKSON CHARDONNAY 9.00 | 32.00 LA CREMA PINOT NOIR 12.00 | 44.00 13.5% ABV | California 2017 13.5% ABV | Sonoma County, CA 2017 RAEBURN CHARDONNAY 11.00 | 40.00 BALLETO PINOT NOIR 14.00 | 52.00 14% ABV | Russian River Valley 2018 13.8% ABV | Russian River Valley, CA 2016 DESSERTS ARA PATHWAY SAUVIGNON BLANC 9.00 | 32.00 DISEÑO MALBEC 8.00 | 28.00 12.5% ABV | New Zealand 14% ABV | Mendoza, Argentina 2017 GRANNY’S APPLE TART FERRANTE PINOT GRIGIO 8.00 | 28.00 ROBERT HALL MERLOT 10.00 | 36.00 Apples on a light flaky crust with powdered sugar, one scoop of 12.5% ABV | Italy 2018 14.5% ABV | Paso Robles, CA 2016 vanilla ice cream & caramel sauce 8.95 COEUR DE ROSÉ 11.00 | 40.00 BRADY CABERNET SAUVIGNON 11.00 | 38.00 BISTRO COOKIE FOR TWO 13.5% ABV | Côtes de Provence 2018 15% ABV | Paso Robles, CA 2017 (Allow 10 min. Baked to Order) MINUTY ROSÉ 11.00 | 44.00 MARTIN RAY CABERNET SAUVIGNON 11.00 | 40.00 Fresh baked chocolate chip cookie served in a cast iron skillet & 12.5% ABV | Côtes de Provence 2018 13.9% ABV | Sonoma County, CA 2017 topped with vanilla ice cream, chocolate & caramel drizzle 9.50 HARASZTHY ZINFANDEL 8.00 | 28.00 FRESH SEASONAL BERRIES 13.8% ABV | Lodi Wine County, CA 2016 Seasonal berries with fresh whipped cream 8.95 SPLIT With ice cream 9.95 SPARKLING BURGESS TOPOGRAPHY RED BLEND 16.00 | 60.00 LAMARCA PROSECCO 12.00 13.8% ABV | Napa Valley, CA 2014 SEASONAL CHEESECAKE 11.3% ABV | Italy Please ask your server for our current signature house-made cheesecake 9.50 VEUVE DU VERNAY BRUT 12.00 11.0% ABV | France FLOURLESS CHOCOLATE CAKE Dark chocolate flourless chocolate cake topped with salted COURTÂGE BRUT ROSÉ 11.00 caramel gelato, chocolate shavings & fresh whipped cream 8.95 11.5% ABV | France TWO SCOOPS Topped with caramel or chocolate sauce & whipped cream Vanilla Ice Cream 5.50 Salted Caramel Gelato 6.25 JOIN THE BISTRO CLUB! MEMBERSHIP PERKS INCLUDE $20 OFF DURING THE MONTH OF YOUR BIRTHDAY AS WELL AS OFFERS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, TOTALING OVER $100! ASK YOUR SERVER ABOUT JOINING TODAY OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE INFO PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE (08/20) WWW.TRUXTONSAMERICANBISTRO.COM SMALL PLATES FAVORITES PG 2 MEXICO CITY AL PASTOR SKILLET DONNA’S FISH & CHIPS TRUXTON’S MONKEY BREAD Al Pastor (slow roasted pork marinated in a blend of dried chilies, Fresh cod with craft beer batter. Served with chipotle mayo, Pull-apart house-made bread with cheddar cheese & garlic. spices, and pineapple juice) sliced thin and seared on the griddle, tartar sauce & garlic parmesan fries Served with your choice of marinara, garlic butter or ranch served in a cast-iron dish. Served with a tomatillo avocado salsa, 2PC 14.25 | 3PC 18.95 dipping sauce 7.95 pickled red onions, rice & beans, and three corn tortillas 19.75 GRILLED FISH TACOS SPICY CHICKEN TAQUITOS ROTISSERIE CHICKEN Two soft corn tortillas filled with fresh cod, cabbage, cilantro, Hand-rolled chicken taquitos topped with white sauce, cotija Chicken marinated with fresh herbs & spices. Served with garlic green onions, pico de gallo & white sauce. Served with corn and cheese and cilantro. Served with tomatillo avocado salsa parmesan fries & choice of sauce: sweet chili, garlic butter, poblano brown rice & black beans or your choice of a side 17.95 TWO 8.85 | THREE 13.25 marinara or signature bbq on the side 1/4 12.85 | 1/2 16.85 SWEET & SPICY SHRIMP TACOS FIRECRACKER CHICKEN SKEWERS CHICKEN TINGA STREET TACO PLATE Two soft corn tortillas with melted pepper jack cheese, ancho Buttermilk fried chicken tenders topped with sweet chili sauce & Two street-sized tortillas topped with shredded chicken tinga, honey shrimp & spicy cabbage slaw. Served with corn and poblano green onions & served with ranch dipping sauce creamy cabbage slaw, cotija cheese and cilantro served with corn brown rice & black beans or your choice of a side 17.95 TWO 10.25 | THREE 14.85 poblano rice and black beans 12.85 CHILI BASIL SALMON* BUFFALO WINGS ROTISSERIE CHICKEN CHILE VERDE BURRITO Marinated in sambal, fresh ginger and lemongrass, pan roasted Crispy chicken wings tossed in buffalo sauce and topped with Pulled rotisserie chicken, brown rice studded with poblanos & and served with garlic green beans 27.50 green onions. Served with ranch dressing 13.95 corn, black beans, pepper jack cheese, fresh avocado, pico de gallo & chipotle crema. Topped with warm chile verde sauce & served PAN SEARED SALMON* ANCHO HONEY GLAZED SHRIMP with a side salad 17.65 Oven roasted and served with choice of side 26.50 Crispy shrimp tossed in a sweet honey ancho chili glaze. Served with spicy wonton pepita slaw 15.25 NEW DELHI CURRY BOWL *All-natural salmon from Faroe Islands, Denmark. Sautéed chicken cooked in our spicy coconut yellow curry sauce Free of hormones, GMO's and antibiotics. AHI TUNA & AVOCADO TOWER with fresh ginger, carrots, red & green bell peppers, cauliflower, Sushi-grade ahi tuna mixed with ginger & yuzu soy sauce. red potatoes, roma tomatoes, red chilies & snap peas served over Stacked with avocado & green onions & served with taro basmati rice & topped with cilantro 19.35 chips 17.85 GRILLED ARTICHOKE PASTAS Grilled artichoke freshly marinated in garlic and fresh herbs. 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