STEELTOWN GRILLE

BREAKFAST

• Three Egg Omelette | V | $5 Signature Meal
  with two ingredients and toast
• Three Egg Omelette Wrap | V | $6.99
  Choice of three toppings
• Two Egg Breakfast | $6.59
  With toast and a choice of ham, sausage or bacon
• Add-on:
  Extra Egg | $1.39
  Hashbrown | $1.79
  Extra Cheese | $1.19
  Extra Toast $1.29
  Bacon/Ham | $2.59
  Extra Topping | $1.25

BURGERS & SANDWICHES

Beyond Buddy | VG, V | $6.00
Lettuce, pickle and tomato

Beef Buddy | H | $5.00 Signature Meals
Lettuce, picked and tomato

Chicken Buddy | H | $5.00 Signature Meals
Lettuce, pickle and mayo

Combo 2 buddy burgers with a drink for $12.99

The Steeltown Burger | H | Single only $8.79 – Combo $13.79
Fresh local burger, brioche bun, choice of toppings

Beyond Burger | VG | Single only: $9.99 – Combo $14.99
Beyond meat patty, brioche bun, choice of toppings

Flex Burger | H | Single only $8.99 – Combo $13.99
A Mediterranean-inspired burger made with Quinoa, vegetables and local beef. Less beef, lots of flavours!

Grilled Chicken sandwich | H | Single only $9.29 – Combo $14.29

Combo: Choice of Coke fountain drinks or Dasani water with fresh-cut fries or Caesar salad

Add:
Ontario Cheddar Cheese | $1.19
Vegan Cheese: $1.69
Bacon $2.59

GLOBAL DELIGHTS

• Slam Dunk | $6.99
  Scrambled eggs, three pancakes, hashbrowns, choice of sausage or bacon, and white or brown toast
• Vegan Chorizo Hash | VG | $9.49
  “Just Egg”, plant-based chorizo, on crispy potatoes, hot peppers, and guacamole substitute scrambled eggs for a vegetarian option
• Pancakes | $5.00
  Three fluffy pancakes with your choice of toppings
• Waffles | $9.25
  A Belgium-style waffle topped with your choice of toppings
• Build Your Own | $13.29
  Build your own meal by selecting our feature proteins and fresh toppings
• Sumac Salmon | $8.99
  First Nations used the berries of the staghorn sumac to make tea that was thought to have healing properties and was also used for spiritual purposes. The legend of the Salmon People is told by many First Nations cultures. It is believed that the Animal People have spirits and enter the human world to give their bodies to supply men with food, fur, and other materials. After their flesh is used, the animals return home, put on new flesh, and re-enter the human world.
• Bison Chili With Bannock | $8.99
  Bison are noted by the Indigenous People as “my relatives and my cousins – they are what connect me to my ancestors”. Bannock is a type of fry bread which was brought to Canada by Scottish explorers and traders but was adopted by the Indigenous people of Canada, particularly the Metis of western Canada, who used corn flour or plants rather than the wheat flour of the Europeans.
• Wild Rice Chicken Casserole | $8.99
  Wild rice is a food of great spiritual and cultural importance for Indigenous People. It is known to have a spiritual connection and is considered a “sacred” food. It was an important supplement to the meat produced by the hunt, as it could be carried easily and could extend their journeys to reach the plains and the bison.
• Wild Blueberry Chicken | $8.99
  Blueberry patches are where First Nation people from far and wide met and continue to meet year after year, generation after generation. People dance, sing, celebrate and give thanks in the blueberry patches. Culture is passed word by word from generation to generation, and heritage is deeply remembered. Not only are blueberries an essential food but they are also used for medicinal and spiritual purposes as a connection to Mother Earth.
• Three Sister Stew and Wild Rice | $8.99
  There is a Six Nations/Haudenosaunee legend about the three sisters who were very different but who relied on each other to grow: A three sisters garden, where the beans grow up the corn, the corn supports the beans, and the squash covers the ground.