Breakfast Menu
BREAKFAST SERVED ON WEEKENDS ONLY FROM 9-11:30AM
LUNCH BEGINS AT 11:30AM
COMPLIMENTARY GLASS OF CHAMPAGNE WITH YOUR ENTRÉE UPON REQUEST
All breakfast entrees except Avocado toast and French Toast served with hash browns (except those marked with an asterisk)
Breakfast Sandwich
Served on toasted sourdough bread with melted cheddar, two fried eggs and choice of sausage, bacon, or ham
$9.99
Huevos Rancheros
Piping hot beans and chorizo on corn tortillas topped with cheddar and jack cheeses, salsa, and sour cream
$12.99
* Bridge Street Avocado Toast
Two slices of Molasses Squaw bread with crushed avocado, olive oil, sea salt, diced onions, and roasted tomatoes. Add a hard boiled egg or one cooked to your liking for $1.99
$8.99
* Highway 40 Avocado Toast
Two slices of Molasses Squaw bread with crushed avocado, olive oil, sea salt, diced onions, capers, and a balsamic vinegar glaze. Add a hard boiled egg or one cooked to your liking for $1.99
$8.99
8oz Ribeye & Eggs
Cooked to your perfection
$15.99
Eggs Benedict
Two poached eggs served on toasted English muffins with Canadian bacon under a creamy champagne hollandaise sauce
Salmon Benny $13.99
Crab Benny $14.99
$11.99
Sasquatch Breakfast
Two eggs cooked any style with choice of sausage, bacon, beef patty, or ham steak
$11.49
BOHC (Breakfast of Hairy Champions)
Same as Sasquatch Breakfast but with Amaretto French Toast
$12.99
Breakfast Burrito
Served with choice of bacon, sausage, or chorizo stuffed with scrambled eggs, cheddar and jack cheeses, and garnished with Pico de Gallo and guacamole
$10.99
Joe’s Special
Two eggs scrambled with fresh spinach, chopped ribeye, and sautéed mushrooms topped with diced tomatoes
$12.99
Chicken Fried Steak
Breaded and pan-fried cube steak served with bacon sausage gravy and two eggs cooked to your liking
$12.99
* Amaretto French Toast
Try it with a side of our Piping hot butter
$9.99
Omelettes
The Boca
Chopped chicken fried steak, jack and cheddar cheeses, diced onion, tomatoes, and jalapeños with a rich bacon sausage gravy
TRY THIS AS A BURRITO TOO!
$12.99
MEAT!
Sausage, Bacon, Ham, or Chorizo, Cheddar and Jack Cheeses
$11.99
Veggie
Spinach, Mushroom, Onion, Cheddar & Jack Cheeses
$10.99
Verdi (formerly Denver)
Ham, bell pepper, onion, cheddar & jack cheeses
$11.49
Egg on Side $1.99
Side of Bacon, Sausage, Ham $3.99
Side of Fresh Fruit $2.99
Side of Hash Browns $2.49
FOR THE LITTLE BIG FEET
Eggs and Toast
$4.49
Eggs and Choice of Meat
$5.49
½ Order French Toast & Fresh Fruit
$4.99
½ Order French Toast, Egg, and choice of Meat
$6.49
HAIR OF THE BEAST $6.50
Big Foot Bloody
Made with New Amsterdam
Fresh Squeezed Screwdrivers
& Greyhounds
Made with New Amsterdam
Fresh Squeezed Orange
& Grapefruit Mimosas
Gin Fizz
Crafted with New Amsterdam Gin, orange flower water, egg white froth, and a dash of nutmeg
Verdirish Coffee
With Tullamore Dew Irish Whisky
THE FOOT, THE MYTH, THE LEGEND
The Sasquatch, or Bigfoot, legend has been around for centuries among indigenous populations around the globe. The name Sasquatch is derived from the Salish Indian word “sesqec” which has various definitions, but most notably ‘wild man of the woods.’ The multitude of legends and sightings are more numerous than weekend bikers on highway 40 and as with anything so prevalent, can you entirely discount the possibilities?
Ranging from 7-10 feet in height and weighing up to 1,000 pounds, this ape-like creature has been “discovered” in cultures throughout the world: The Himalayan Yeti, the Chinese Yeren, and the Australian Yowie are just a few examples. In North America there have been sightings all across the continental United States and Canada. In the Swamps of the American South, legends abound of the “Skunk Ape” or “Swamp Monster.” What all these creatures seem to have in common is a nocturnal lifestyle combined with a shy and reclusive nature which obviously makes discovery very difficult.
The skeptics (are you one of them?) maintain that it would be impossible for these creatures to remain isolated for so long in the numbers required to maintain population. However, there have been recent discoveries of, hitherto unknown, large primate populations in jungles throughout the world. In the vast forest of the Pacific Northwest and Canada can you unequivocally say there are not a small contingent of shy, semi-intelligent ape-like creatures that carved out a solitary niche for themselves with, maybe, a few wandering rogues?
