Brunch at The Coterie Room

{   MAINS   }

BELGIAN WAFFLE   $13

Mystic Moon Farm maple syrup, local pear, winter spices and candied walnuts

Add walnut  ice cream $3

DUCK EGG BENEDICT   $14

haricot vert and toasted brioche with sauce cheron and black olive

SMOKED KING CRAB  $18

served with hashbrown potatoes, gremoulata and bacon hollandaise

CHEESE AND CHARCUTERIE PLATE $ 14

a variety of cheeses and cured meats with selected accompaniments

CORNED DUCK HASH $16

shredded corned duck breast with sweet carrots, chervil and a poached duck egg

GRILLED FENNEL SAUSAGE $13

with creamy polenta and a slow cooked duck egg

BUTTERMILK FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICH $14

with whole grain mustard glaze, lager braised onions, and mustard greens

*PAINTED HILLS BEEF BURGER* $17

with caraway aioli, savory green tomato ketchup, romaine and swiss cheese

{   SIDES   }

BABY ROMAINE $6

baby romaine, citrus, sumac dusted almonds  and a chevre vinaigrette       

FRENCH FRIED POTATOES $6   

tossed with a rosemary scented oil and  served crispy with aioli

POTATO PETALS  $6   

tossed with parmesan.

SIDE BACON $4

zoe meats all naturally cured slab bacon

HAM CRACKLIN’S $6

served light and crisp with a side of black truffle fondue for dipping

GRANOLA AND YOGURT $8

rolled oats and puffed farro, baked in house and mixed with dried fruit 

FRESH SEASONAL FRUIT $5

     an assortment of local fruit       

PASTRY OF THE DAY $6

Please enjoy this as a sampling of what we offer.
Menu items and prices subject to change and seasonality.

Spring Menu at The Coterie Room

{   SMALL PLATES   }

FOIE GRAS TORCHON* $5 per piece

shaved over warm buttered toast with sea salt and aged sherry vinegar

HAM CRACKLIN’S $6

served warm with spring onion  fondue

MARINATED BEETS $8

with roasted pistachios, baby arugula, and Cowgirl Creamery cottage cheese

ENDIVE SALAD $8

dressed in a tarragon mustard vinaigrette with candied walnuts

and aged gouda

BABY LETTUCES  $8

tossed with a chevre vinaigrette, shaved radish, mint and toasted pinenuts

CREAMED NETTLES $9

locally foraged stinging nettles with fried garlic and parmesan.

CORONA BEAN AND OCTOPUS SALAD $10

with shishito peppers, preserved lemon and mustard greens dressed in a chorizo vinaigrette

FRIED CHICKPEAS $8

chickpea fries with mint and whipped yogurt

FRENCH FRIED POTATOES $7

served crispy with aioli

OUR VERSION OF POUTINE $12

braised pork shoulder gravy, fried Beecher’s cheese curds

and tender herbs

TRUFFLE  MAC N’ CHEESE $10

with duck ham $11

baked in a cast iron pot with fine herb breadcrumbs on top

STEAK TARTARE* $12

with traditional accompaniments and toast.

{   MAIN COURSES   }

MARKET FRESH FISH $35

ask your server for details.

SMOKED ALASKAN SNOW CRAB * $29

served with hashbrown potatoes, gremoulata

and bacon hollandaise

SEARED SEA SCALLOPS * $26

seared in brown butter served with a celery root puree, Chinese celery and meyer lemon.

HAND-ROLLED CAVATELLI $20

in a black pepper butter with Bloomsdale spinach and English peas finished with pecorino cheese.

DUCK LEG CONFIT $26

crispy pan seared duck leg with buttered farro, arugula

and a mission fig conserve

     ANDERSON RANCH LAMB  * $42

grilled and served with fava beans, spring onion sousbise, roasted lamb jus and a tender herb salad.

PAINTED HILLS BEEF BURGER * $17

with caraway aioli, savory green tomato ketchup, romaine

and swiss cheese

{     DESSERTS      }

RHUBARB CURD TART $9

with anise hyssop ice cream.

APPLE GALLETTE $9

warm spiced apples in a flaky crust served with

vanilla ice cream and caramel

BANANA COFFEE TORTE $9

covered in a coffee ganache with caramelized bananas and banana sorbet.

DAILY ICE CREAM or SORBET $9

{    FAMILY STYLE   }

CHARCUTERIE PLATTER $24

a selection of cured meats and terrines

with pickled vegetables, mustards and toasted baguette

CHEESE PLATTER $24

a variety of domestic and European cheeses

with fresh fruit, mostarda, salted nuts, olives and crackers

TAYLOR SHELLFISH MUSSELS $21

steamed with handmade chorizo, preserved lemon, Moroccan spices and white wine served with grilled baguette

PAN SEARED TROUT $28

served with sautéed spinach, fregola

and almond pistou

BLACK TRUFFLE RISOTTO $35

cooked in red wine with chanterelles, truffles and parmesan, finished with chervil.

ROASTED PORK SHOULDER $38

with butter braised cabbage, marble potatoes, local apples and grainy mustard

BUTTERMILK FRIED CHICKEN $32

served with creamy grits and braised collard greens

drizzled with honey

WAGYU BEEF CAP SIRLOIN  $55

with ricotta whipped potatoes, braised endive and carrot

with balsamic vinegar

A SIX PACK OF BEER FOR THE KITCHEN CREW  $10

 the crew works hard to deliver great food, drink and service. show them your appreciation

*King County Health Department would like to remind you that eating raw or

undercooked foods may be hazardous to your health

Please enjoy this as a sampling of what we offer.
Menu items and prices subject to change and seasonality.

Beverages at The Coterie Room

{    BEVERAGES     }

{    Wine by the Glass     }

Jalliance Renissance, FR.                                            $7

Antech ‘Émotion’ Crémant de Limoux, FR.               $10

Jalliance Crémant de Bordeaux, FR.                          $10

Joël Falmet Champagne Tradition, FR.                      $18

Berger Grüner Veltliner’10. AT.                                  $8

Herbert Pazen Riesling ’08. DE.                                 $12

Olsen Estates Blanc des Coteaux ’09. WA.                 $11

Domaine Jean Vullien Roussette ’11. FR.                    $12

Foxglove Chardonnay ’09. CA.                                               $10

           

Vero Pinot Noir ’09. FR.                                             $12

Domaine Lafond Cotes du Rhone, ’10. FR.                $10

Damilano ‘Marghe’ Nebbiola d’Alba, ’09. IT.              $11

Gifford Hirlinger Stateline Red, ’08.WA.                   $10

Izadi Rioja Crianza ’04. SP.                                        $9

 {    Draught Beer  } $5           {    Bottled Beer   }         

Maritime Old Seattle Lager                 Estrella Damm        $5

Franziskaner Heffewiessin      Menabrea Blonde   $5

Fullers ESB                                 Blanche de Bruxelles$6

Köstritzer Schwartzbier            Kronenbourg           $6

                                                    Estrella Inedit        $28

  {    Canned Beer   }                            Deschutes  IPA         $4

Olympia Can                $3          Orval Trappist          $8 

Hilliard’s Pale Ale        $6          Ayinger Dopplebock $7

                                        Lindemans Pomme Lambic $10       

                                                   

{     COCKTAILS    }

La Vache  $14
Peabody Jones vodka, yellow chartreuse, cointreau, lemon, orange bitters & sparkling wine.
Trump Card  $12
Martin Millers gin, Dolin Blanc, cardamom & grapefruit bitters.
La Paloma Picadora  $10
pepper infused tequila, grapefruit, ghost chili tincture,  salt & soda.
Smokey Vesper  $13
Voyager gin, Peabody Jones vodka, Cocchi Americano & Ardbeg.

Winter Apple  $10
gin, applejack, cranberry, lemon, demerara & whiskey barrel bitters.

Bech-Carre  $10

rye, cognac, sweet vermouth, Becherovka & bitters.
Brock Sampson  $12
Bulleit Rye, Cocchi Torino, Santa Maria, Gran Classico & aromatic bitters.

Menu items and pricing subject to change.

Seattle Met magazine reports on "The New Seattle Breakfast" with Duck Eggs at The Coterie Room

Read the article on great new breakfasts around town here.  And what did they have to say about us? 

"The Duck Egg

The Coterie Room

Duck eggs, currently everywhere on Seattle’s dinner menus, are the star of the brunch menu at this decadent restaurant, sibling to gastropubs Spur and Tavern Law. Denser and more fatty than their chicken counterpart, the eggs appear here on composed discs of hash and buried beneath ribbons of baby carrots. And on a precisely plated Benedict, where the perfect orb, cooked sous vide, mingles with meticulously chopped particles of black olive. We’re still crazy for a good farm-fresh chicken egg, but it’s no longer the only bird that can deliver indulgence in the form of a runny yolk."

Thank you Seattle Met for including us!