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GRILLED CHEESE
Sandwiches are served on hand-sliced Pain de Mie bread (baked and delivered fresh daily) with a locally made fresh new pickle.
Cheddar Jack
Sharp Vermont cheddar and classic Monterey Jack with or without thick-sliced smokehouse bacon
Havarti & Arugula
Creamy imported Havarti with fresh peppery arugula and a touch of Italian fig jam
Goat Cheese & Roasted Peppers
Fresh local goat cheese, fire-roasted red peppers and fresh arugula
Ham & Gruyere
Black Forest ham, aged Swiss Gruyère, pickled cornichons and a smear of
white wine Dijon mustard
BRATS AND SAUSAGES
Schaller & Weber meats from the Upper East Side, and perfectly grilled and served on a toasted pretzel roll (freshly baked and delivered daily) with sauerkraut, spicy mustard and sweet mustard
Traditional Bratwurst
A mixture of pork and veal in a natural casing with a hint of nutmeg and marjoram
Smoked Knackwurst
Generously stuffed beef and pork sausage smoked over natural hardwood
SALADS
We use organic produce whenever possible
Beet and Arugula with Goat Cheese
Chilled beet salad served on a bed of fresh arugula topped with crumbled goat cheese and aged balsamic and olive oil dressing
Seasonal Salad
With fresh seasonal produce
HOT PRETZELS
Baked by the Lower East Side’s Sigmund’s Pretzels and
served with spicy and sweet mustards
Plain Salted
Classic New York street pretzel, crusty on the outside, soft on the inside
Cheddar Truffle
Topped with zesty melted cheddar and a hint of black truffle
COFFEE & TEA
Equal Exchange brand, fair trade and organic, served with cream on the side; coffee is freshly ground
Strong Organic French Roast Pour Over
Organic Teas: Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Peppermint, Chai or Jasmine Green
DIY MEAT AND CHEESE PLATES
Picnic style. Grab a board, a knife and hit the fridge to make your own spread. Head out to our grassy garden with a baguette and a blanket (we have extra if you forgot yours). The charcuterie and cheese are carefully sourced from purveyors such as Schaller & Weber and Crown Finish Caves, located down the road in a bygone 19th-century brewery.