easy sundays

brunch menu

fresh seasonal fruit plate

$8.00

soup of day

cup $5.00
bowl $6.00

ham & eggs 2 eggs, applewood smoked bacon or chorizo sausage, herbed potato wedges & toast

$9.75

buttermilk pancakes (3) choice of applewood smoked bacon or chorizo sausage

$6.00

apple pancakes (3)with maple syrup butter

$7.00

atlantic smoked salmon benedict 2 poached eggs, salmon, lemon dill hollandaise, herbed potato
wedges, english muffin

$11.75

eggs benedict 2 poached eggs, roasted pork loin medallions, english muffin, herbed potato wedges

$10.75

steak & eggs easy version with 2eggs, tender sirloin steak medallions, herbed potato wedges & toast

$17.50

rosemary pork and eggs medallions of pork with 2eggs, herbed potato wedges & toast

$12.75

baked eggs with cream, spinach & parmesan

$6.50

create your own omelette start with 2 eggs, cheddar cheese, herbed potato & toast

$6.50

add 1 meat
chorizo, applewood bacon, baked chicken, shrimp

$2.50

add 2 veggies or cheese
roma tomatoes, spinach, roasted peppers, onions, mushrooms, feta, cheddar

$1.00

prosciutto with melon & asparagus

$6.00

grilled salmon on jasmine rice with veggies

$20.00

smoked salmon, red onion & moncharet tart

$6.50

oven roasted half chicken dusted with herbs, roasted until tender and juicy, served with herbed potato wedges & veggies

$12.95

easy love’n crepes (2)

 

Marseille – melted butter & brown sugar

$3.50

Provence grand marnier, melted butter & brown sugar

$4.50

London fresh strawberries and brown sugar

$4.50

Puerto Rico banana and cinnamon

$3.50

Las Vegas any crepe and a spanking (ouch)

$25.00

easy extras  
one egg
$.95
english muffin
$.75
applewood bacon (3)
$3.75
wheat or white toast (2)
$1.50
herbed potato wedges
$2.50
chorizo sausage
$4.25
pancake short stack (3)
$4.95
pancake, tall stack (5)
$6.50
apple pancakes (5)
$9.00
smoked salmon $4.25
pork loin medallions
$6.75
beef sirloin medallions
$12.50
prosciutto
$7.20
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dry soda

12oz bottles for those wanting a sophisticated non-alcoholic option. dry soda is non-caffeinated, flavored with fruit or herb extracts, carbonated with fine champagne-style bubbles and sweetened with a small amount of pure cane sugar…

only 50-70 calories per bottle

$4.00

kumquat awakens the palate with a jolt of citus and finishes with a delicate sweetness. Kumquats are native to China, Japan and the US and was the inspiration for dry soda. The fruit resembles a miniature orange with a tart, pulpy inside and sweet edible peel.


kumquat awakens the palate with a jolt of citus and finishes with a delicate sweetness. Kumquats are native to China, Japan and the US and was the inspiration for dry soda. The fruit resembles a miniature orange with a tart, pulpy inside and sweet edible peel.


kumquat awakens the palate with a jolt of citus and finishes with a delicate sweetness. Kumquats are native to China, Japan and the US and was the inspiration for dry soda. The fruit resembles a miniature orange with a tart, pulpy inside and sweet edible peel.

fruity, bright with high acidity — pairs well with salmon, white fish, risotto, duck, mussels and leafy sweet greens


lavender Inspired by the herb, lavender dry offers a distinct flavor and aroma. Used as an herb alone or in Herbs de Provence, lavender flowers yield nectar, which produces a high quality honey for beekeepers. The extract is also used as an antiseptic and for aromatherapy.

subtly sweet, floral tones, low acidity — pairs well with cheese, pork, duck, desserts and chocolate


lemongrass Native to southern India and Sri Lanka, lemongrass contains central and essential oil that provides its distinct flavor and fragrance. Commonly used in Thai cooking, it has a lemony flavor commonly
used in teas, soups and curries.

dry, bright, grassy with medium acidity – with a bright herbal flavor and coolant effect, lemongrass pairs well with asian inspired foods, spicy dishes, shellfish, goat cheese and asparagus


rhubarb Dry, with an unmatched liveliness and has a bold and incredibly refreshing taste. Indigenous to Asia, it is often used in traditional Chinese medicine. The soda has a sweet complexity and mouth-watering tartness.

bold, lush, fruit flavor, tart, high acidity — like a robust red wine, rhubarb pairs especially well with veal, prime rib, hamburgers, comfort foods and winter vegetables


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dance the dance

samba punch orange juice, lime juice, sparkling water blended with fresh fruit.

$4.00

substitute sparkling wine for another refreshing rendition

$6.00

the tango smoothie almonds blended with milk, bananas, vanilla and cinnamon

$6.00

jitterbug tomato, carrot and lime juice — a get you going in the morning drink

$5.00

the waltz smoothie a classic smoothie — bananas, fresh strawberries and yogurt

$6.50

the salsa have it virgin with tomato juice, tabasco sauce and spices. add vodka of your choice, make it a bullish with beef bouillon or sassy with tequila

$6.00 & up

the foxtrot the mimosa makes you remember the dance fondly — orange juice, champagne and a dash of orange curacao

$6.00

the twist vodka, schnapps, lime juice, oj and 7up for a different cup of coffee

$8.50

tango tango our sangria with red wine, triple sec, brandy, oj and lots of fruit

$8.50

the cha cha cha peaches, apricots, strawberries & bananas blended with milk and served frothy cold

$6.00

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the usual suspects

regular or raspberry tea

$2.00

cranberry juice, milk, tomato juice or carrot juice

$3.00

regular or decaf coffee

$1.50

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