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Sandwiches Starters Salad Pasta Pizza Coal-Fired Burger 8AM MONDAY - FRIDAY (BREAKFAST 8-11AM, LUNCH 11AM - 3PM / DINNER 3PM - CLOSE) 10AM SATURDAY & SUNDAY (BRUNCH 10AM - 2PM / DINNER 2PM - CLOSE) STARTERS TODAY’S SOUP CUP 4 BOWL 6 ONION RINGS HAND-CUT, CHERRY PEPPER AIOLI FULL 10 | HALF 5 COAL-FIRED LONG STEM ARTICHOKES FLATBREAD WITH HOUSE-MADE BUFFALO TEMPURA CAULIFLOWER QUARTER HEAD FLASH FRIED, HUMMUS, CHERRY TOMATOES, PARMESAN, BABY GREEN SALAD, SWEET ONION HOUSE-MADE BUFFALO, GORGONZOLA DRESSING 12 VINAIGRETTE, LEMON GARLIC AIOLI 13 ALFREDO GNOCCHI HAND-ROLLED, ALFREDO SAUCE, PEAS, PARMESAN, CRISPY CALABRESE MEATBALLS TOMATO SAUCE, PECORINO ROMANO, PROSCIUTTO 13 HOUSE-MADE FOCCACIA 15 GOAT CHEESE PEPPADEWS STUFFED WITH GOAT CHEESE, BABY GREENS, PITCH WINGS CHOICE OF: HERB COAL-FIRED, SWEET & SPICY ROSEMARY, BASIL PESTO VINAIGRETTE, BALSAMIC REDUCTION DRIZZLE 10 TRADITIONAL HOUSE-MADE BUFFALO, THAI PEANUT, SMOKED PEACH BBQ 15 JUMBO LUMP CRAB CAKES WHITE BEAN AND QUINOA SALAD, SWEET CORN, BOLOGNESE FRIES HOUSE-MADE BOLOGNESE, RICOTTA, TRUFFLE OIL 13 BEAN SPROUTS, RED WINE VINAIGRETTE, BASIL PESTO AIOLI, MICROGREENS 16 MIX AND MATCH ANY TWO STARTERS BELOW FOR 13 OLIVE BOWL GREEK OLIVE MIX, ROASTED RED PEPPERS, CHERRY PEPPER 8 TUSCAN WHITE BEANS ROSEMARY, ROASTED GARLIC, CREAMY OR ROASTED BRUSSELS SPROUTS ROASTED GARLIC, PANCETTA OR SPICY EVOO STYLE 8 PISTACHIOS, PARMESAN 8 TUSCAN CAULIFLOWER ROSEMARY, ROASTED GARLIC, CREAMY TRUFFLE FRIES 8 PLAIN FRIES 7 OR EVOO STYLE, PARMESAN 8 SALAD ADD: ONE MEATBALL 3 IMPORTED WHITE ANCHOVIES 4 CHICKEN 6 SALMON 8 SHRIMP 6 CRAB CAKES 12 *ANGUS BEEF FILET 4 OZ 12 ICEBERG WEDGE PANCETTA, CHERRY TOMATO, RED ONION, BABY KALE HOUSE-SMOKED SALMON SALAD BABY KALE, PESTO DRIZZLED EGG, CROUTON, CREAMY GORGONZOLA 13 WATERMELON RADISH, HOUSE-SMOKED SALMON, CUCUMBER, MIXED GREENS GARBANZO BEANS, OVEN ROASTED TOMATOES, HOUSE-MADE HUMMUS, SPICY PISTACHIOS, OREGANO VINAIGRETTE 16 PARMESAN, CROUTONS, SWEET ONION VINAIGRETTE HALF 5 | FULL 10 THAI SALAD SPINACH, RED CABBAGE, CHERRY TOMATO, ORANGE BABY SPINACH MUSHROOM SALAD SAUTEED WILD MUSHROOMS, SLICES, CANDIED WALNUTS, BEAN SPROUTS, THAI PEANUT VINAIGRETTE, PEPPADEW, PISTACHIO, FETA, QUINOA, BALSAMIC VINAIGRETTE 13 CHOICE OF CHICKEN OR SHRIMP 16 ARUGULA PROSCIUTTO, CANDIED WALNUT, PEAR, GORGONZOLA, LONG STEM ARTICHOKE SALAD ARUGULA, WHITE BEANS, RED ONION, BALSAMIC VINAIGRETTE 14 RED CABBAGE, RICOTTA CHEESE, CHERRY TOMATO, SWEET ONION ROASTED BEETS MIXED GREENS, ROASTED BUTTERNUT SQUASH, PISTACHIO, BAKED GOAT CHEESE FILO, RED WINE VINAIGRETTE 13 VINAIGRETTE 13 CALABRESE MEATBALL SALAD PEPPADEW, ARTICHOKE, RED ONION, BUFFALO CHICKEN SALAD LIGHTLY BATTERED CHICKEN TOSSED IN RICOTTA, CREAMY GORGONZOLA 15 HOUSE-MADE BUFFALO SAUCE, CHOPPED ICEBERG, RED CABBAGE, CRAB CAKE SALAD SPINACH, CHERRY TOMATO, QUINOA, CAPERS, CELERY, RED ONIONS, CHERRY TOMATO, CREAMY GORGONZOLA 16 ROASTED CORN, RED CABBAGE, AVOCADO ANCHOVY DRESSING, CAJUN CAESAR SALAD AVOCADO ANCHOVY DRESSING, ROMAINE, HOUSE-MADE CROUTONS, CHERRY TOMATOES, PARMESAN DRIZZLED WITH HOUSE-MADE PITCH SAUCE 18 CHOICE OF CHICKEN, SHRIMP OR SALMON HALF 12 | FULL 16 CHOP SALAD PEPPADEW, ARTICHOKE, RED ONION, GOAT CHEESE, CHERRY TOMATO, BASIL PESTO VINAIGRETTE HALF 8 | FULL 12 HALF MIXED GREENS SALAD & BOWL OF SOUP 10 HALF MIXED GREENS & 2 CALABRESE MEATBALLS, FOCACCIA 10 SANDWICHES SERVED WITH YOUR CHOICE OF FRIES OR MIXED GREENS. TRUFFLE FRIES ADD 1 CUP OF SOUP ADD 2 WONDER OF THE WEEK ASK SERVER FOR DETAILS AND TRACK THIS ONE CHICKEN PO BOY ROMAINE, TOMATOES, LEMON GARLIC AIOLI, BAGUETTE, ON OUR SOCIAL MEDIA MARKET PRICE YOUR CHOICE OF HOUSE-MADE SAUCE: BUFFALO, SPICY THAI PEANUT, SHORT RIB GRILLED CHEESE ANGUS BEEF SHORT RIBS, SLOW BRAISED, SWEET & SPICY ROSEMARY OR, SMOKED PEACH BBQ 14 WHITE CHEDDAR AND CHEDDAR, BALSAMIC ONIONS, MULTI-GRAIN BREAD 14 ORGANIC CHICKEN SANDWICH GRILLED ORGANIC CHICKEN BREAST, TURKEY MELT BACON, TOMATOES, AVOCADO, WHITE CHEDDAR, HOUSE-MADE HUMMUS, PICKLE, TOMATO, AVOCADO, LETTUCE, CHERRY PEPPER AIOLI, MULTI-GRAIN BREAD 14 MULTI-GRAIN BREAD 14 REUBEN PANINI HOUSE-MADE, RED SAUERKRAUT, SWISS, PITCH SAUCE, CHICKEN SALAD HOUSE-SMOKED PULLED CHICKEN, LEMON GARLIC AIOLI, ANGUS CORNED BEEF, MARBLE RYE 14 PEACHES, MULTI-GRAIN, AVOCADO, ICEBERG 15 MEATBALL HOAGIE MOZZARELLA, CALABRESE SAUCE, BAGUETTE 14 COAL-FIRED BURGER SERVED WITH FRIES OR MIXED GREENS. TRUFFLE FRIES ADD 1 CUP OF SOUP ADD 2 *THE CLASSIC 15 *DOUBLE 20 DAILY IN-HOUSE GRIND, PITCH SAUCE, ON TOASTED BRIOCHE ADD ONS FRIED EGG 2, BACON 2, AVOCADO 3, PROSCIUTTO 3, FIG SAUCE 2, BOLOGNESE SAUCE 3, CARAMELIZED ONIONS 1, WILD MUSHROOMS 1, FRESH JALAPEÑO 1, FRESH PEARS 1, GORGONZOLA 2, CHEDDAR 1, SWISS 1, AGED WHITE CHEDDAR 1, POBLANO JACK 2, GOAT CHEESE, 2, COMTE 2, RICOTTA 1 JUMBO LUMP CRAB BURGER AVOCADO, TOMATO, ARUGULA, PITCH SAUCE ON TOASTED BRIOCHE 20 PASTA COMTE MAC & CHEESE PANCETTA, BABY SPINACH, TRUFFLE OIL 15 SPAGHETTI AND MEATBALLS HOUSE-MADE FOCCACIA, PECORINO ROMANO 19 SPINACH FETTUCCINE BOLOGNESE RICOTTA, HOUSE-MADE FOCCACIA, SCAMPI TAGLIATALLE SAUTEED TIGER SHRIMP, ASPARAGUS, ROASTED TRUFFLE OIL 20 TOMATO, LEMON GARLIC SAUCE, HOUSE-MADE TAGLIATALLE, PARMESAN 21 HOUSE-MADE PAPPARDELLE HOUSE-MADE FENNEL SAUSAGE, PEPPADEWS, PITCH “VIP” SMOKED CHEDDAR MAC & CHEESE BABY SPINACH, ASPARAGUS, ROASTED GARLIC SAUCE 21 WILD MUSHROOMS, ASPARAGUS, PANCETTA, CHOICE OF HOUSE-MADE CHICKEN ALFREDO TORTELLINI GRILLED CHICKEN BREAST, PANCETTA, FENNEL SAUSAGE, CHORIZO OR ROASTED CHICKEN 18 SHRIMP 20 PARMESAN 20 LOBSTER 25 VEGGIE 15 PIZZA PIZZA OF THE WEEK ASK SERVER FOR DETAILS MEATBALL PIE CALABRESE SAUCE, MOZZARELLA, FRESH BASIL, PECORINO THE DOC OLIVE OIL, MOZZARELLA, GOAT CHEESE, PANCETTA, ASPARAGUS, ROMANO 22 PEPERONATA, ROASTED GARLIC, RED PEPPER FLAKE, HOUSE-MADE FENNEL DOS OR TRES PEPS SAN MARZANO TOMATO SAUCE, MOZZARELLA, PEPPERONI, SAUSAGE, FRESH BASIL 22 PEPPERONCINI 19 WITH FRESH JALAPEÑO 20 MARGHERITA SAN MARZANO TOMATO SAUCE, FRESH MOZZARELLA, THAI PIE THAI PEANUT SAUCE, MOZZARELLA, ROASTED CHICKEN & CARROT, FRESH BASIL 15 PICKLED GINGER, BEAN SPROUTS, GREEN ONION, SRIRACHA DRIZZLE 20 MIA SAN MARZANO TOMATO SAUCE, MOZZARELLA, FRESH MOZZARELLA, MARSALA FIG SAUCE, MOZZARELLA, GOAT CHEESE, PEAR, ARUGULA, HOUSE-MADE FENNEL SAUSAGE, PEPPERONI 21 TRUFFLE OIL 20 SHROOMS THYME CREAM, MOZZARELLA, WILD MUSHROOMS, OVEN ROASTED QUATRO THYME CREAM, MOZZARELLA, FRESH MOZZARELLA, SMOKED TOMATOES, TRUFFLE OIL, PARMESAN, FRESH PARSLEY 21 CHEDDAR, PARMESAN 20 BASIL PESTO CHICKEN PIE BASIL PESTO, MOZZARELLA, FRESH MOZZARELLA, VEGGIE PIE HERB CREAM, MOZZARELLA, OVEN ROASTED CARROTS AND ROASTED CHICKEN & TOMATO, BALSAMIC REDUCTION 20 TOMATOES, CARAMELIZED ONIONS, ARTICHOKES, WILD MUSHROOMS, BIANCO VERDE RICOTTA CREAM, MOZZARELLA, FRESH MOZZARELLA, FRESH BASIL 20 CARAMELIZED ONION, PROSCIUTTO, ARUGULA, PARMESAN, OLIVE OIL 20 SHORT RIB PIE THYME CREAM, MOZZARELLA, CARAMELIZED ONIONS, CARROTS, GORGONZOLA CHEESE, VEAL JUS, FRESH PARSLEY 25 PITCH YOUR OWN SAN MARZANO TOMATO SAUCE & MOZZARELLA 13 PROTEIN PEPPERONI, HOUSE-MADE FENNEL SAUSAGE, HOUSE-MADE CHORIZO, PROSCIUTTO, PANCETTA, CHICKEN, WHITE ANCHOVY 4, SOPPRESETTA 6, FRIED EGG 2, THREE FRIED EGGS 4 CHEESE EXTRA MOZZARELLA, FRESH MOZZARELLA, PARMESAN, GORGONZOLA, GOAT CHEESE, RICOTTA, SMOKED CHEDDAR 3 VEGGIES ASPARAGUS, ARTICHOKES, ARUGULA, BASIL, CARROTS, CARAMELIZED ONIONS, FRESH JALAPEÑOS, GARLIC, MIXED OLIVES, PEPPADEWS, PEPPERONATA, RAW ONIONS, SPINACH, WILD MUSHROOMS 3 *consuming raw or under-cooked meats, poultry or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness. 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