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Beverages Desserts WELCOME TO TRUXTON’S 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 2021 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 BLUEBERRY LEMONADE SPRITZER Our house-made blueberry lemonade topped with soda 4.85 OLD FASHIONED CARIBBEAN SUNRISE With Stoli Vanilla Vodka 11.00 1776 Bourbon, Angostura bitters, agave, orange zest 12.00 Jalapeño infused rum, pineapple, lime & mint, topped with club PEACH COOLER soda 12.00 Peach purée, fresh lemon, ginger ale 4.85 HAVANA STAYCATION With house-made spicy tequila 11.00 Malahat Rum, Kraken Black Spiced Rum, peach purée, lime juice, LEMON DROP fresh basil 12.00 Hanson Organic Vodka, Cointreau, lemon juice and simple, with VIRGIN MULE sugar rim 13.00 Pineapple, fresh lime and ginger beer. In a traditional copper BLACKBERRY MINT MARGARITA mug 4.98 Arette Reposado, Cointreau, blackberry purée, fresh mint, lime With Tito’s Vodka 11.50 juice, sugar rim 13.00 TAKE IT HOME! CUTWATER SPIRITS CANNED COCKTAILS $6 EACH SANTA MONICA BREW WORKS BEER BEVERAGES Vodka Mule, Whiskey Mule, Lime Margarita, Tequila Paloma 310 Blonde (12oz can) $5 ROTATING 12OZ BATCHED COCKTAILS Head in the Clouds DIPA (16oz can) $6 SODAS, JUICES, & MORE Ask about our current cocktail options 12.00 JUICE Apple, Pineapple, Cranberry 3.50 FRESH SQUEEZED JUICES Orange & Grapefruit 4.25 FRESH LEMONADE * 3.85 BEER ASK ABOUT OUR CURRENT ROTATING TAPS! ORGANIC PASSIONFRUIT ICED TEA * 3.85 MILK DRAFT BEER Non Fat, Whole, Almond, Soy 2.75 AMERICAN LAGER MIGHTY DRY CIDER EVIAN & SAN PELLEGRINO GILLY’S BREW GOLDEN STATE BREWERY 3.85 8.00 4.7% ABV | Los Angeles, CA 8.00 6.9% ABV | Bay Area, CA SOFT DRINKS * MANGO CART HEFEWEIZEN HAZY IPA Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Ginger Ale, Barq's Root Beer 3.95 GOLDEN ROAD BREWING LOST COAST BREWERY 8.00 4% ABV | SAN DIEGO, CA 8.50 6.4% ABV | Eureka, CA Make it a Michelada add $1 HOT BEVERAGES 310 BLONDE ALE NOSEJOB AMERICAN IPA SANTA MONICA BREW WORKS All coffees available iced and/or decaf with whole milk, non-fat milk, BOOMTOWN BREWERY 8.50 4.8% ABV | Santa Monica, CA soy milk (+.50) or almond milk (+.50) 8.00 7% ABV | Los Angeles, CA WILD LITTLE THING CAFE LATTE BOONT AMBER ALE SIERRA NEVADA BREWING Espresso, steamed milk 3.95 ANDERSON VALLEY BREWING COMPANY 8.00 5.5% ABV | Chico, CA 8.00 5.8% ABV | Boonville, CA CAPPUCCINO Espresso, steamed & foamed milk 3.95 CAFE MOCHA BEER FLIGHT 9.00 Choose 3 tap beers to make a tasting flight! Espresso, chocolate, steamed milk & whipped cream 4.50 CAFE AU LAIT Coffee, steamed milk 3.75 ESPRESSO BOTTLES Double shot 3.00 BUD LIGHT CORONA TRUXTON’S COFFEE * 4.50 St. Louis, MO A delicious French roast 3.50 6.50 Mexico OMISSION LAGER HOT CHOCOLATE GUINNESS 5.50 Portland, OR (Gluten Free) 5.50 Ireland Chocolate, steamed milk & whipped cream 3.50 NON-ALCOHOLIC O’DOULS STELLA ARTOIS ASSORTED HOT TEAS 5.50 St. Louis, MO 6.50 Belgium Lemon Chamomile, Aged Earl Grey, Breakfast Blend, Orange White Spice, Moroccan Mint, Gunpowder Green 3.50 * These items include free refills WINE JOIN US MONDAYS FOR 50% OFF ALL WINE! (WITH $10 FOOD PURCHASE) DESSERTS WHITE & ROSÉ GLASS | BOTTLE RED GLASS | BOTTLE STORYPOINT CHARDONNAY 10.00 | 35.00 LINE 39 PINOT NOIR 8.50 | 29.50 CHOCOLATE PECAN TART Sonoma County, CA | 2017 Clarksburg, CA | 2017 Scratch-made pecan pie with chocolate chips topped with a scoop FRANCISCAN CHARDONNAY 10.50 | 36.50 FEDERALIST CABERNET 9.00 | 31.50 of ice cream and caramel sauce 8.95 Napa Valley, CA | 2017 Lodi, CA | 2016 GRANNY’S APPLE TART ANGELINE SAUVIGNON BLANC 8.50 | 29.50 OLD ZIN VINES ZINFANDEL 8.50 | 29.50 Apples on a light flaky crust with powdered sugar, one scoop of Sonoma County, CA | 2017 Lodi, CA | 2017 vanilla ice cream & caramel sauce 8.95 COPPOLA PINOT GRIGIO 9.50 | 33.50 J.LOHR PROPRIETARY RED BLEND 11.00 | 36.00 BISTRO COOKIE FOR TWO Monterey County, CA | 2018 Paso Robles, CA | 2018 (Allow 10 min. Baked to Order) Fresh baked chocolate chip cookie served in a cast iron skillet & BIELER PÈRE & FILS SABINE ROSÉ 9.50 | 33.50 DEMETRIA CUVEE CONSTANTINE 12.50 | 43.50 topped with vanilla ice cream, chocolate & caramel drizzle 9.50 Provence, South of France | 2019 Santa Ynez, CA | 2017 FRESH SEASONAL BERRIES Seasonal berries with fresh whipped cream 8.95 With ice cream 9.95 SPARKLING SPLIT SEASONAL CHEESECAKE LAMARCA PROSECCO 12.00 WINE FLIGHT 9.00 Choose 3 wines to make a tasting flight! Please ask your server for our current signature house-made Italy cheesecake 9.50 CANELLA BRUT ROSÉ 12.00 FLOURLESS CHOCOLATE CAKE Prosecco, Italy Dark chocolate flourless chocolate cake topped with salted caramel gelato, chocolate shavings & fresh whipped cream 8.95 TWO SCOOPS Topped with caramel or chocolate sauce & whipped cream JOIN THE BISTRO CLUB! Vanilla Ice Cream 5.50 Salted Caramel Gelato 6.25 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 WWW.TRUXTONSAMERICANBISTRO.COM PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE (5/21) SMALL PLATES FAVORITES SEASONAL SPECIALS CONTAINS NUTS VEGETARIAN ITEMS 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 AL PASTOR NACHOS ROTISSERIE CHICKEN Two soft corn tortillas filled with fresh cod, cabbage, cilantro, Crispy corn tortilla chips, charred red salsa, refried beans, Chicken marinated with fresh herbs & spices. Served with garlic green onions, pico de gallo & white sauce. Served with corn and mozzarella and cheddar cheese, avocado tomatillo sauce, roasted parmesan fries & choice of sauce: sweet chili, garlic butter, poblano brown rice & black beans or your choice of a side 17.95 corn, pico de gallo, pickled onions, cilantro, seared al pastor pork marinara or signature bbq on the side 1/4 12.85 | 1/2 16.85 and queso fresco, served with guacamole and sour cream 14.85 SWEET & SPICY SHRIMP TACOS CHICKEN TINGA STREET TACO PLATE Two soft corn tortillas with melted pepper jack cheese, ancho SPICY CHICKEN TAQUITOS Two street-sized tortillas topped with shredded chicken tinga, honey shrimp & spicy cabbage slaw. Served with corn and poblano Hand-rolled chicken taquitos topped with white sauce, cotija creamy cabbage slaw, cotija cheese and cilantro served with corn brown rice & black beans or your choice of a side 17.95 cheese and cilantro. Served with tomatillo avocado salsa poblano rice and black beans 12.85 TWO 8.85 | THREE 13.25 CHILI BASIL SALMON* NEW DELHI CURRY BOWL All-natural salmon marinated in sambal, fresh ginger and Sautéed chicken cooked in our spicy coconut yellow curry sauce FIRECRACKER CHICKEN SKEWERS lemongrass, pan roasted & served with garlic green beans 27.50 Buttermilk fried chicken tenders topped with sweet chili sauce & with fresh ginger, carrots, red & green bell peppers, cauliflower, green onions & served with ranch dipping sauce red potatoes, roma tomatoes, red chilies & snap peas served over PAN-SEARED SALMON* TWO 10.25 | THREE 14.85 basmati rice & topped with cilantro 19.50 All-natural oven-roasted salmon, served with choice of side 26.50 BUFFALO TENDERS MUMBAI SHRIMP WRAP Buttermilk fried chicken tenders tossed in buffalo sauce and Flour tortilla, basmati rice, cilantro, curry mayo, pickled daikon topped with green onions. Served with ranch dipping sauce and carrots, napa cabbage, curry shrimp, red jalapeños and fresh 2PC 10.25 | 3PC 14.85 carrots. Served with a side salad 18.85 ANCHO HONEY GLAZED SHRIMP Crispy shrimp tossed in a sweet honey ancho chili glaze. Served PASTAS with spicy wonton pepita slaw 15.50 Make any of our pastas gluten-free with Quinoa Penne for an additional $1.00 Add 5oz Grilled Chicken 4.35 | Add 4pc Shrimp 5.25 | Add 3.5oz Salmon 7.50 AHI TUNA & AVOCADO TOWER Sushi-grade ahi tuna mixed with ginger & yuzu soy sauce. KICKED UP MAC & CHEESE WILD MUSHROOM LINGUINE Stacked with avocado & green onions & served with taro Jumbo elbow macaroni in our creamy sauce made with a blend of Wild mushrooms, roasted tomatoes, peas & parmesan in a roasted chips 17.85 five cheeses, applewood bacon & roasted tomatoes. Topped with garlic cream sauce 15.25 GRILLED ARTICHOKE crispy onions and served in a skillet 16.95 Grilled artichoke freshly marinated in garlic and fresh herbs. SPAGHETTI MARINARA Served with dijon mayo 13.85 Spaghetti tossed in marinara sauce and topped with shaved BUFFALO CAULIFLOWER parmesan and parsley 12.75 Cauliflower florets tossed in a spicy buffalo sauce, topped with Make with Bolognese sauce 16.95 bleu cheese crumbles & green onions and served with ranch dressing 12.95 | HALF PORTION 6.95 BURGERS HEALTHFUL Includes our house fries or horseradish coleslaw.
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