Dinner

YellowDogCafe TextArtDinner Entrées

Served with house made breads & butter
Choice of House, Caesar or Spinach Salad
Substitute Crab Bisque (add eight dollars) or Soup of the Day (add four dollars)

thirty-seven

Grilled Scottish salmon filet with ginger lime sauce. Risotto & fresh vegetables.

forty-four

Grilled or Blackened with pineapple mango salsa. Served with chef's rice & fresh vegetables.

thirty-five  

Poke style yellow tail tuna, sriacha aioli, fresh avocado and crispy onions. 

Sliced ginger & seaweed salad. White rice.

thirty-eight

Creole blend of shrimp, Andouille sausage, onion, celery, red and green peppers & spicy tomato.

Served on stone ground grits made with crawfish.

fifty-nine

Pan seared Diver scallops with lemon butter. Served with risotto & fresh vegetables.

Boneless chicken breast with crispy onions, sweet citrus sauce. Mashed potato & fresh vegetables.

thirty-four 

Boneless breast of chicken topped with vine ripe tomatoes, artichoke hearts and feta. Served with chef's rice and fresh vegetables.

5 oz thirty-nine   8 oz fifty-four

Bordeaux demi-glace or bacon bleu cheese butter. Mashed potato & fresh vegetables.

fifty-eight 

Bordeaux demi-glace with mashed potato and fresh vegetables.

thirty-eight

Breaded pork cutlet with mushroom demi-glace. Spätzle & braised red cabbage.

Large rack-fifty-three, Small rack-thirty-five

Grilled New Zealand rack of lamb with house made mint sauce. 

Mashed potato & vegetables.

fifty-three

Roasted half duckling with cherry and peppercorn sauce. Served with braised red cabbage & potato pancake.

twenty-nine  

Eggplant slices filled with ricotta & mozzarella. Served with pasta of the day with tomato basil marinara.

twenty-four

Blackened grilled burger on house roll with bacon, lettuce, tomato, and fried onions. Served with house chips.

thirty-seven

Salmon fillet crusted with crispy potatoes, lobster cream sauce. Served with risotto & fresh vegetables. 

food prep

Dinner is the main meal of the day eaten in the evening in most countries. When we eat comforting food, we can associate that with close relationships. It can remind us of our “social ties” and feel better.

 

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