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Speaking of cheap eats – this looks pretty sweet – from an email:
“I wanted to share the new all night happy hour menu from Menu MBK, which will be offered from 5pm to close, Monday through Sunday, including beer, wine, cocktails and bar snacks from Chef Frederik de Pue. Select beers like Belgium Tripel Kasteel will be available for $5 each; select glasses of white, rosé, and red wines will be available for $6 each; and select cocktails will be available for $7, such as Hemingway’s Last Call made with grapefruit peel infused rum, lychee, lemon and vanilla*.
*full menu of beer, wine and cocktails listed below
On the food front, Chef de Pue has prepared a variety of bar snacks, all for $10 or less, including duck confit cigars with arugula and shaved fennel ($10), pomme frites with garlic aioli and allium butter ($4), curry mussels salad with pickled red pearl onion and frisée ($8), and various cheeses and charcuterie.
Below is the full menu
POMME FRITES $4
allium butter, garlic aioli
POMMES FRITES TRUFFLE $7
black truffle butter, white truffle oil, garlic aioli
CURRY MUSSELS SALAD $8
pickled red pearl onion, curry dressing, frisée
TRIO OF CHEESE $10
chef’s selection
SELECTION OF MEATCRAFTERS ARTISANAL CHARCUTERIE $8
grilled bread, whole grain mustard
DUCK CONFIT CIGARS $10
arugula, shaved fennel
Beer / $5 each
Black IPA 21st Amendment ‘Back in Black’, San Francisco, CA
Dark Ale, Green Flash Brewery ‘Grand Cru’, San Diego, CA
Tripel, Kasteel, Belgium
Wheat, Green Flash Brewery ‘Rayon Vert’, San Diego, CA
White & Rose / $6 each
Tinta del Pais, Urban, Ribera del Duero, Spain
Sangiovese, Dre Dona ‘Notturno’, Forli, Italy
Dealer’s Choice: ask about tonight’s selection
Red / $6 each
Tinta del Pais, Urban, Ribera del Duero, Spain
Sangiovese, Dre Dona ‘Notturno’, Forli, Italy
Dealer’s Choice: ask about tonight’s selection
Cocktails / $7 each
Hemingway’s Last Call
grapefruit peel infused rum, lychee, lemon, vanilla
Dealer’s Choice
ask about tonight’s selection
Stolichnaya
w/ guest selection of mixer
Old Forester Bourbon
w/ guest selection of mixer
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