Our Menu
- Dinner Menu
- Dessert Menu
- Event Dining (Book Your Private Party With Us)
- Private Room with Passed Hors d'oeuvres, Open Bar and Buffet Menu
- Florida Cocktails And Cuisine Starts July 17th
- Brunch Menu Kickoff July 27th
- Alabama Menu Kicks off July 23rd
Before placing your order, please inform your server if a person in your party has a food allergy. *Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness, especially if you have a medical condition. Management advises that food prepared here may contain or have come in contact with peanuts, tree nuts, soybeans, milk, eggs, wheat, shellfish or fish. Our customer's safety is of our utmost importance. Please do not take any unnecessary risks. Management cannot assure any cross contamination of these ingredients with your dish | For parties of 6 or more a 20% service fee will be automatically added to the bill
Appetizers

Vermont Maple Peppered Bacon

Cali Citrus Wave Seared Tuna

Spinach and Artichoke Dip

Fried Goat Cheese with Pickled Corn Relish and Basil Pesto
Grilled Pineapple Chili Lime Brussels Sprouts

Wings

Boston Harbor Mussels:

Lollipop Street Corn
Herb Cream Cheese Stuffed Mushrooms
Salads & Soups
Salad Add Ons: Avocado +$3.00 | Salmon +$12.00 | Grilled Chicken +$8.00 | Grilled Shrimp +$10.00 | Nashville Hot Chicken +$8.00 | Mahi Mahi +$10.00 | Tuna +$12.00 | Black Bean Burger +$8.00
All American Chicken Noodle Soup
All American Salad
Summit Fig and Quinoa Salad
Maine Sunset Greens:
Portland Orchard Walnut Chicken Salad
Handhelds
All handhelds come with a side of homemade french fries and a pickle
New York Deli Pastrami Sandwich

Spicy Carolina Slaw and Pork

Bayou Brie Roasted Chicken Sandwich

Brisket Horseradish Stack

Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich
Oregon Valley Mushroom Melt
Entrees

Missouri Smokehouse BBQ Combo

American Vineyard Chicken
Smoky Parmesan-Crusted Cauliflower

House-Smoked St. Louis BBQ Ribs

Brown Sugar Roasted Salmon

Smoked Gouda Lobster Mac
Midwest Creamsicle Infused Duck:
Cape Fear Ginger Swordfish:
Fiery Bayou Seafood Tagliatelle
Cowboy Bloom Lavender Chicken
Burgers
Any burger can be substituted for black bean burger | All handhelds come with a side of homemade french fries and a pickle
All American Burger
Maple Bourbon Bacon Mac and Cheese Burger

Blue Summit Burger
Cherrywood Smoked Burger
Steaks
Choose two sides
8 oz. Filet Mignon
12 oz. Strip
Sides
Asparagus Salad

Baked Sweet Potatoes
Caramelized Brussels Sprouts
Hand-cut Fries
Purple Potato Puree
Quinoa

Smoked Gouda Mac and Cheese
Menu
New York Apple Blossoms
California Carrot Cake
New York Red Velvet Cake

American Campfire Donuts
Kentucky Cheesecake
Scoop of Vanilla or Salted Caramel Ice Cream
**"Perfectly crafted for special occasions like bridal showers and birthdays, this two-course menu offers a delightful dining experience designed to celebrate and impress."**
First Course
Appetizers for the Table
Grilled Pineapple Chili Lime Brussels Sprouts:**
Spinach and Artichoke Dip
Buffalo Wings
fried Goat Cheese
Second Course
Choice of Entree for Each Guest
Pomegranate and Pecan Chicken Salad
Brisket Horseradish Stack
All American Burger
**American Vineyard Chicken**:
House-Smoked St. Louis BBQ Ribs
Brown Sugar Roasted Salmon
Fiery Bayou Seafood Tagliatelle
"Come check out our gorgeous private room, perfect for any event and fully catered to meet your needs."
Passed hors d'oeuvres
A list of the passed hors d'oeuvres that our guests seem to love. We will customize to your liking
Shrimp Cocktail Shooters
Meatballs
Apple Crostini
Chicken Skewers
Fried Gaot Cheese
Buffalo Cauliflower Bites
Elevated Buffet
Our guests favorite buffet. Please feel free to customize with our Executive Chef Mike Artist
Rolls with Butter
Garden Salad with Rose Petal Vinaigrette
Vineyard Chicken
Gouda Macaroni and Cheese
London Broil with Mushroom Gravy
Brown Sugar Roasted Salmon
Baked Sweet Potatoes
Fried Brussel Sprouts in Chili Lime Sauce
Beer
These are the popular cocktails but we have a more elaborate selection that is in the package
Harpoon Winter Warmer
Irish Eyes Stout
Brooklyn Brown Ale
Down East Cranberry Cider
Blonde Ale
Pilsner Von Trap
Blue Point Toasted Lager
Down East Cider Caramel Apple
Down East Winter Blend Cider
Down East Guava passion
Barrier Pumpkin
Wine List
All Styles of Wine in Bottles as well
Seasonal Sangria
EIV Pinot Grigio
McCale Rose
Laurel lake Riesling
Ospreys Dominion Red Blend
Off to Florida to celebrate their Cuisine and COktails
Florida Menu

Everglades Gator Bites
Why it’s native to Florida: Harvested from Florida wetlands, these bites bring the wild flavor of the Everglades straight to the plate.

Little Havana Citrus Salad
Why it’s native to Florida: Bursting with tropical fruit and Cuban flair, this salad reflects the vibrant produce and culture of Miami’s Little Havana.
Calle Ocho Black Bean Bisque
Why it’s native to Florida: A staple of Cuban cuisine, this dish pays homage to the Latin heartbeat of Calle Ocho in Miami’s historic district.

Biscayne Ropa Vieja
Why it’s native to Florida: A beloved Cuban comfort dish, this hearty classic reflects the coastal flavors of Biscayne Bay and Florida’s Caribbean heritage.

Ybor City Cuban Sandwich
Why it’s native to Florida: Originating from Tampa’s Ybor City, this iconic sandwich celebrates the city’s immigrant roots and cigar-rolling history.

Suwannee Bayou Gator Pasta
Why it’s native to Florida: This bold fusion dish captures the wild energy of North Florida’s Suwannee River and its bayou-inspired culinary influences.

St. Augustine Chicken Fricassée
Why it’s native to Florida: Inspired by Spanish colonial flavors, this dish honors the heritage of St. Augustine, the oldest city in the U.S.

Key West Hammock Martin
Why it’s native to Florida: Infused with Key lime and native citrus, this cocktail channels the breezy, laid-back essence of the Florida Keys' tropical hammocks.

Miami Spice Old Fashioned
Why it’s native to Florida: Tropical, bold, and unapologetically vibrant, this cocktail reflects the heat and heart of Miami’s Cuban-American culture.
Brunch Breakfast items
Maine Morning Skewers
Why it’s connected to Maine: A tribute to the northeastern morning table featuring Maine’s wild blueberries and maple syrup in a cozy, campfire-inspired dish.
Georgia Gold Chicken & Waffles
Why it’s connected to Georgia: Celebrating Georgia’s legendary fried chicken culture and the Dahlonega Gold Rush heritage.
New England Shoreline Benedict
Why it’s connected to New England: Inspired by New England’s coastal bounty and rich brunch traditions centered on fresh Atlantic lobster
California Stone Fruit French Toast
Why it’s connected to California: Showcasing California’s Central Valley stone fruit orchards and vibrant farm-to-table culture
Vermont Farmhouse Breakfast
Why it’s connected to Vermont: Highlighting Vermont’s artisanal breakfast culture and world-renowned maple products.
New York Deli Classic
Why it’s connected to New York: A homage to New York’s iconic deli breakfasts and bodega culture.
Texas Hill Country Steak & Eggs
s Why it’s connected to Texas: Celebrating Texas’ ranching heritage and bold, hearty breakfast traditions.
Colorado Pesto Avocado Toast
Why it’s connected to Colorado: Inspired by Colorado’s love for fresh mountain produce and vibrant, health-conscious cuisine.
Louisiana Bayou Bacon & Egg Salad
Why it’s connected to Louisiana: Reflecting Louisiana’s bold flavors and classic Cajun-inspired ingredients.
Roadtrip Brunch Entrees
Some new ones and some of your favorites
Vineyard Chicken
Why it’s connected to Oregon: Celebrating Oregon’s rich wine country and farm-to-table culinary style.
Wyoming Cowboy Bloom Chicken
Why it’s connected to Wyoming: Showcasing Wyoming’s free-range poultry and local herbs.
Oregon Duck Hash
Why it’s connected to Oregon: Highlighting Oregon’s famed Willamette Valley duck and heirloom produce.
All American Burger
Why it’s connected to the Midwest: A tribute to Midwest beef excellence and hearty, flavorful toppings.
Roadtrip Brunch Sides
Idaho Herb Potatoes
Why it’s connected to Idaho: Celebrating Idaho’s position as America’s leading potato producer.
Iowa Farm Eggs
Why it’s connected to Iowa: Honoring Iowa’s role as a major egg producer in the heartland.
Kentucky Smokehouse Bacon
Why it’s connected to Kentucky: Paying homage to Kentucky’s longstanding pork smoking traditions.
Tennessee Sausage Links
Why it’s connected to Tennessee: Reflecting Tennessee’s heritage in slow-smoked and well-seasoned sausage.
Florida Grove Fruit Salad
Why it’s connected to Florida: Highlighting Florida’s diverse citrus and tropical fruit agriculture.
Our Roadtrip takes us to Alabama where we celebrate their cocktails and cuisines
Alabama cocktails and cuisine
Cheaha Pecan-Bourbon Ribs
Why it’s native to Alabama: Inspired by the pecan groves and small-batch bourbon found near Cheaha State Park, Alabama’s highest point.
Selma Chicken & Dumpling Soup
Why it’s native to Alabama: A soulful comfort dish rooted in the heart of Alabama’s Black Belt and Selma’s deep Southern traditions.
Tuscaloosa Sweet Tea Chicken Salad
Why it’s native to Alabama: Reflecting Alabama’s obsession with sweet tea and the university town’s flair, this dish blends local flavor with southern charm.
Conecuh Pecan-Crusted Catfish
Why it’s native to Alabama: Showcasing Gulf catfish and Conecuh-region pecans, this dish celebrates the state’s rivers and southern roots
Bankhead Fried Smoked Chicken
Why it’s native to Alabama: A tribute to northern Alabama’s Bankhead Forest, where barbecue and white sauce reign supreme.
Cahaba Short Rib Ragu
Why it’s native to Alabama: A blend of classic Southern braising with a nod to the tea-rich waters of the Cahaba River Valley.
Chilton Peach Strip Steak
Why it’s native to Alabama: Highlighting Chilton County peaches and down-home Southern staples, this dish screams Alabama summer.
Wild Blackberry Fog Martini
Why it’s native to Alabama: Bursting with wild Appalachian blackberries and floral notes from Alabama hillsides, this cocktail evokes misty mornings in the state’s northern reaches.
Fig & Fog Old Fashioned
Why it’s native to Alabama: Rich, earthy, and sweet—just like Alabama’s fertile fig-growing valleys and slow-sippin’ bourbon culture.