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Appetizers

Buffalo Wings - $8.95
A pound of crispy fried wings, served with bleu cheese dressing.

Thai Chile Wings - $8.95
Slathered in our spicy-sweet glaze of Serrano chiles, honey, ginger, soy and Sriracha served with our house sesame-ginger dipping sauce.

Goat Cheese Bruschetta - $7.95
Freshly torn basil and ripe tomatoes, facaccia crisps, Mediterranean olives.  Served with field greens in balsamic vinaigrette.

Original Chicken Fingers - $7.49
Hand breaded and fried golden. Served two ways:  Traditional style with honey mustard and BBQ sauce or Buffalo style, tossed in tangy Buffalo Sauce with bleu cheese dressing.

Calamari - $7.95
Coated in our peppery buttermilk batter, served with sesame-ginger dipping sauce and a pool of fiery Sriracha sauce for a wild kick (optional).

Chipotle Chicken Nachos - $9.49
Smoked chipotle cheese melted down, with chicken, tomatoes, cilantro, scallions, jalapenos, sour cream, guacamole and homemade salsa.

Blackened Chicken & Caramelized Onion Quesadilla - $7.99 to $8.49
With a blend of cheddar and jalapeno jack cheeses. Sour cream, guacamole and salsa on the side.

Lettuce Wraps - $8.95

Sesame chicken sauté with crisp lettuce cups. (We use peanut oil in this dressing)

'Shrooms - $8.49
Jumbo mushroom caps stuffed with herb and garlic cream cheese, coated in distinctly crunchy panko bread crumbs and crisp fried. Served with creamy horseradish sauce

Tuna Wontons - $8.95
Seared rare tuna rolled in wonton wrappers, seared and drizzled with sweet soy. With Napa slaw in rice wine vinaigrette, wasabi mayo for dipping.

Spinach Dip with Cheesy Lavosh - $ 8.49
Our classic recipe, served with crisp lavosh pizzette topped with tomatoes, pepper jack cheese, fresh cilantro.

'Shrooms, Quesadilla & Wings sampler - $13.95

Threebie - $20.95

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Shree-Ra-Cha

Sriracha is a spicy sauce made with sun-ripened red jalapeno chilies and Fresh Garlic.  Also called "Rooster" Sauce (the sassy bird gracing its label).  You'll find it on just about every kitchen table in Thailand and Vietnam.  Sort of like ketchup, only pepper-based.

Pepper skeptics may think that heat and taste are one and the same, that hotness takes over any flavors rather than enhancing them. But every Chile variety has a distinct flavor, and any hothead knows that the burn of the pepper and its flavor are a separate deal. If you fell the need to let out a yell.