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Breakfast MUESLI BOWL 9 oats, dried fruit, almonds, walnuts, hazelnuts, yogurt, honey WEST SIDE BENEDICT* 14 poached eggs, ham, creamy gruyere, tomato sauce, rustic toast FRENCH TOAST brioche, nutella, mascarpone, seasonal fruit compote 12 THREE EGG OMELETTE* choose three 9 bacon, ham, spinach, oven-dried tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, gruyère DOUBLE YELLOW* two sunny-side up eggs over a crispy potato pancake 9 BAGEL WITH CREAM CHEESE & JAM choice of plain or everything 4.5 Sammies all served with a side of fresh fruit 8 CLASSIC* ham, scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese on rustic bread P.L.N.T* 8 pesto, eggplant, zucchini, portobello, tomatoes, homemade feta cheese and one egg baked in brioche slice AVOCADO* 8 guacamole, sundried tomatoes, over easy eggs on sourdough Sides ONE EGG 2.5 BREAD BASKET rustic, mini chocolate croissant, mini croissant with 4 butter and jam FRESH FRUIT CUP seasonal fruit & berries 6 BACON 3 POTATO PANCAKE 5 BLACK FOREST HAM 4 Served until 11AM Host your next event with us! contact [email protected] for more details * Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellﬁsh, or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness. Please inform your server of any food allergies. Fresh Juice GINGER, ORANGE, CARROT 8 GREEN APPLE, CUCUMBER, CELERY 8 BEET, GRAPEFRUIT, KIWI 8 AÇAI BOWL 9 oatmeal, banana, yogurt, seasonal fruit Smoothies MEAN GREEN 8 spinach, avocado, sun dried apricots, banana, ﬂaxseed, apple-celery juice MELLOW YELLOW 8 mango, banana, pineapple, ginger, turmeric, coconut milk, orange juice TRUE BLUE 8 blueberry, kiwi, grapes, banana, acai, oats, milk, cinnamon MORNING MOJO 8 espresso, banana, dates, peanut butter, chocolate whey protein, whole milk ADD PROTEIN BOOST 1.5 Cofee, Tea & More FRESHLY BREWED JULIUS MEINL 3.5 ESPRESSO/ DOUBLE ESPRESSO 3 / 4.5 AMERICANO 3.5 CORTADO 3.5 LATTE / CAPPUCCINO / MOCHA 5 ICED TEA / HOUSE-MADE LEMONADE 4 HOT CHOCOLATE 4 PHILIPPE’S FAVORITE hot chocolate, rum, whipped cream 8 HOT TEA breakfast, earl grey, chamomile, green 3.5 VOSS BOTTLED WATER mineral or sparkling 6/8.

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