Appendix B2 - CT Childrens Menu.pdf

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City Tavern Award Winning Children’s Menu

City Tavern’s and Walter Staib’s primary mission is to interpret and deliver the culinary experience inspired by the customs and fashions of the

18th century colonial America. This is our award-winning interpretation of an 18th century children’s menu. Enjoy!

Colonial Turkey Pot Pie

Tender chunks of turkey with fresh vegetables in cream sauce, topped with puff pastry

Cornmeal Crusted Chicken Tenders

Served with honey mustard & pommes frites

Grilled Chicken Breast

Served with buttered noodles

Grilled Ham & Cheese

Served on City Tavern’s Sally Lunn bread baked from the 18th century recipe, accompanied by pommes frites

Meat & Cheese Pie

A colonial version of lasagna

Fish & Chips

An olde English favorite

City Tavern offers an extensive selection of children’s beverages including root beer & apple cider.

Available for Children Under the Age of 12.

A sharing charge will be applied when applicable.

“If you would like to learn more about how and why City Tavern played such an important role in our nation’s history, pick up a copy my new children’s book, A Feast of Freedom, which contain a detailed history of City Tavern in the 18th Century.” --Walter Staib, Chef

Grand Prize Winner Best Kids’ Menu in America

-Restaurant Hospitality

Exceptional Dining in an Historical Ambiance

When City Tavern first opened its doors in 1773, Philadelphia was the largest, most cosmopolitan city in British North America. The American colonies were about to throw off the yoke of British rule in what became the most important revolution the world had ever seen.

City Tavern itself is an imposing structure of five stories, built to recreate the atmosphere of an authentic London tavern, and is situated very near the city’s center.

As the storm clouds of revolution gathered on the horizon, City Tavern soon became an important meeting place and a center of the economic, social and political life of the city.

Inevitably, when the revolution came, City Tavern assumed an even more prominent place in the events of the day. In 1774, members of the First Continental Congress used it as a gathering place. Thirteen years later, the Constitutional Convention held its closing banquet here. Men like George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson and others whose names have become an integral part of American history enjoyed its hospitality. Indeed, John Adams once called it “the most genteel tavern in America.”

Today, the reconstructed City Tavern still captures the atmosphere and ambience of its 18th century beginnings. Colonial Philadelphia comes alive when you enter its doors.

With this refined and elegant atmosphere, our chefs and wait staff have prepared an exceptional dining experience for you to savor and enjoy.

Exceptionally prepared cuisine, attentive professional service and authentic Philadelphia history combine the best of the past and present in what is sure to be a memorable dining experience. We are pleased to welcome you to City Tavern.

138 South 2nd Street • Philadelphia, PA 19106 • 215-413-1443 l Fax 215-413-3043 Visit us at: www.citytavern.com • email: info@citytavern.com

Menu Visionary Award, Children’s Menu www.atasteofhistory.org

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