Our Menu
- Dinner Menu
- Dessert Menu
- South Dakota January 8th to January 14th
- Event Dining (Book Your Private Party With Us)
- Private Room with Passed Hors d'oeuvres, Open Bar and Buffet Menu
- Restaurant Week Lunch menu
- Restaurant Week Dinner
- North Dakota January 15th to January 21st
Before placing your order, please inform your server if a person in your party has a food allergy. *Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness, especially if you have a medical condition. Management advises that food prepared here may contain or have come in contact with peanuts, tree nuts, soybeans, milk, eggs, wheat, shellfish or fish. Our customer's safety is of our utmost importance. Please do not take any unnecessary risks. Management cannot assure any cross contamination of these ingredients with your dish | For parties of 6 or more a 20% service fee will be automatically added to the bill
Appetizers
Vermont Maple Peppered Bacon
**Maple-Glazed Tuna Wontons with Pear Mango Salsa
Spinach and Artichoke Dip
Fried Goat Cheese with Pickled Corn Relish and Basil Pesto
Grilled Pineapple Chili Lime Brussels Sprouts
Wings
Apple Cider MusselsMussels
Lollipop Street Corn
Roasted Pumpkin Dip
Salads & Soups
Salad Add Ons: Avocado +$3.00 | Salmon +$12.00 | Grilled Chicken +$8.00 | Grilled Shrimp +$10.00 | Nashville Hot Chicken +$8.00 | Mahi Mahi +$10.00 | Tuna +$12.00 | Black Bean Burger +$8.00
Lobster Bisque
All American Salad
Plum & Fancy Salad
Pear and Pecan Chicken Salad
Beet & Bloom Salad
Handhelds
All handhelds come with a side of homemade french fries and a pickle
New York Deli Pastrami Sandwich
Spicy Carolina Slaw and Pork
Filet Mignon Philly Cheesesteak
Brisket Horseradish Stack
Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich
Maine Lobster Roll
Entrees
Missouri Smokehouse BBQ Combo
American Vineyard Chicken
Smoky Parmesan-Crusted Cauliflower
House-Smoked St. Louis BBQ Ribs
Brown Sugar Roasted Salmon
Smoked Gouda Lobster Mac
Gulf Coast Romesco Mahi
Mustard-Crusted Lamb Chop
Santa Fe Chicken
Fiery Bayou Seafood Tagliatelle
Burgers
Any burger can be substituted for black bean burger | All handhelds come with a side of homemade french fries and a pickle
All American Burger
Maple Bourbon Bacon Mac and Cheese Burger
Blue Summit Burger
Cherrywood Smoked Burger
Steaks
Choose two sides
8 oz. Filet Mignon
12 oz. Strip
Choose Your Butter
Sides
Asparagus Salad
Baked Sweet Potatoes
Caramelized Brussels Sprouts
Chilled cucumber and Tomato Salad
Side Salad
Hand-cut Fries
Purple Potato Puree
Quinoa
Smoked Gouda Mac and Cheese
Menu
New York Apple Blossoms
California Carrot Cake
Washington Chocolate Cake
American Campfire Donuts
Kentucky Cheesecake
Two Scoops of Ice Cream
Chef Mike Artist leading our culinary Journey to South Dakota
South Dakota Cuisine and Cocktails
Take a quick visit to Mount Rushmore before you taste our amazing cuisine
Dakota Spice & Chutney Chislic
Why it’s native to South Dakota: Chislic, a beloved regional dish, is a staple of South Dakota's culinary culture, with a twist that brings out the area's rustic charm and local flavors. The addition of cranberry chutney highlights the state's agricultural abundance.
Sage and Squash Soup
Why it’s native to South Dakota: A reflection of South Dakota’s agricultural bounty, this soup captures the earthy, comforting flavors of the fall harvest, rooted in the state’s rich farming tradition.
Dakota Field and Vine
Why it’s native to South Dakota: South Dakota’s heirloom tomatoes are prized for their flavor, and this simple yet elegant dish highlights the quality of local produce, offering a taste of summer no matter the season
Mount Rushmore Smoked Chicken
Why it’s native to South Dakota: This dish celebrates South Dakota’s rich farming heritage with locally-sourced chicken and vegetables, while the honey sage glaze gives it a comforting, rustic twist that honors regional flavors.
Wind Cave Gnocchi
Why it’s native to South Dakota: This dish showcases the region’s appreciation for bold, hearty flavors. Smoked Gouda, a beloved cheese in South Dakota’s culinary landscape, pairs harmoniously with locally-sourced onions, making this dish a savory tribute to the state’s agricultural roots.
Black Hills Platte
Why it’s native to South Dakota: South Dakota is known for its rich agricultural land and exceptional livestock. This dish brings together locally raised meats with bold, inventive flavors that reflect the region’s pioneering spirit in culinary craftsmanship
Sioux City Brisket
Why it’s native to South Dakota: South Dakota’s barbecue culture shines through in this smoky, savory burger, combining locally smoked brisket with regional spices and pickles for a true taste of the Midwest.
Teddy Roosevelt Old Fashioned
Why it’s special to South Dakota: Buffalo Trace Bourbon represents the craftsmanship of Kentucky distilling, while the locally-made black currant syrup and regional cherry bitters bring a touch of South Dakota’s artisanal spirit. The combination celebrates the state’s tradition of balancing bold, rustic flavors with a touch of sophistication.
The Golden Badger
Why it’s special to South Dakota: The use of Smirnoff Orange vodka brings a vibrant, modern twist, while the coffee liquor and almond syrup evoke the state’s appreciation for robust, earthy flavors and local craftsmanship. This drink nods to South Dakota’s lively mix of old-world charm and contemporary tastes.
**"Perfectly crafted for special occasions like bridal showers and birthdays, this two-course menu offers a delightful dining experience designed to celebrate and impress."**
First Course
Appetizers for the Table
Grilled Pineapple Chili Lime Brussels Sprouts:**
Spinach and Artichoke Dip
Buffalo Wings
fried Goat Cheese
Second Course
Choice of Entree for Each Guest
Pomegranate and Pecan Chicken Salad
Brisket Horseradish Stack
All American Burger
**American Vineyard Chicken**:
House-Smoked St. Louis BBQ Ribs
Brown Sugar Roasted Salmon
Fiery Bayou Seafood Tagliatelle
"Come check out our gorgeous private room, perfect for any event and fully catered to meet your needs."
Passed hors d'oeuvres
A list of the passed hors d'oeuvres that our guests seem to love. We will customize to your liking
Shrimp Cocktail Shooters
Meatballs
Apple Crostini
Chicken Skewers
Fried Gaot Cheese
Buffalo Cauliflower Bites
Elevated Buffet
Our guests favorite buffet. Please feel free to customize with our Executive Chef Mike Artist
Rolls with Butter
Garden Salad with Rose Petal Vinaigrette
Vineyard Chicken
Gouda Macaroni and Cheese
London Broil with Mushroom Gravy
Brown Sugar Roasted Salmon
Baked Sweet Potatoes
Fried Brussel Sprouts in Chili Lime Sauce
Beer
These are the popular cocktails but we have a more elaborate selection that is in the package
Harpoon Winter Warmer
Irish Eyes Stout
Brooklyn Brown Ale
Down East Cranberry Cider
Blonde Ale
Pilsner Von Trap
Blue Point Toasted Lager
Down East Cider Caramel Apple
Down East Winter Blend Cider
Down East Guava passion
Barrier Pumpkin
Wine List
All Styles of Wine in Bottles as well
Seasonal Sangria
EIV Pinot Grigio
McCale Rose
Laurel lake Riesling
Ospreys Dominion Red Blend
Course 1
Herb Cream Cheese Mushrooms
ermont Maple Peppered Bacon
Grilled Pineapple Chili Lime Brussels Sprouts.
Lollipop Street Corn
New Orleans Mussels
Suffolk County Dinner
Course One
Choose one option
Herb Cream Cheese Mushrooms
Vermont Maple Peppered Bacon*
Grilled Pineapple Chili Lime Brussels Sprouts
Lollipop Street Corn
New Orleans Mussels
Fried Goat Cheese with Pickled Corn Relish and Basil Pesto
Great Harvest Pear & Blood Orange Salad
Inspired by the region's abundant pear and apple
Wildflower Quinoa Salad
Course Two
Please Choose one of our Entrees
ll American Burger
Brisket Horseradish Stack
American Vineyard Chicken
House-Smoked St. Louis BBQ Ribs
Wild West Bass
**Brown Sugar Roasted Salmon
Santa Fe Chicken
Smoky Parmesan-Crusted Cauliflower
Fiery Bayou Seafood Tagliatelle
Course 3
Chocolate Cake
California Carrot Cake
Campfire Donuts
Join us as we celebrate North Dakota Cuisine
North Dakota Cuisine and Cocktails
Fighting Hawks Taco in a Bag
Why it’s native to North Dakota: This popular snack reflects the state’s laid-back, community-centered vibe, where simple, flavorful ingredients come together to create a fun, hearty dish perfect for any occasion. The portability of the "bag" style makes it ideal for social gatherings and outdoor events, a true North Dakota tradition.
Fresh ground meat, crisp lettuce, sharp cheddar cheese, house-made taco seasonings, and a zesty house-made taco sauce, all tossed in a bag just the way North Dakota locals enjoy it. Why it’s native to North Dakota: This popular snack reflects the state’s laid-back, community-centered vibe, where simple, flavorful ingredients come together to create a fun, hearty dish perfect for any occasion. The portability of the "bag" style makes it ideal for social gatherings and outdoor events, a true North Dakota tradition.
Why it’s native to North Dakota: Known for its fishing culture and proximity to large lakes and rivers, North Dakota incorporates local fish like smoked salmon into its cuisine, creating dishes that offer a hearty and satisfying blend of comfort and regional pride. The fresh cream and herbs provide a nod to the state's love of rich, savory flavors.
Peace Garden Cranberry Salad
Why it’s native to North Dakota: Cranberries are an important crop in the region, and kale has become a staple in North Dakota’s growing farm-to-table movement. This salad highlights the state's commitment to fresh, locally sourced produce and reflects the balance of tart and sweet that is found in the heart of the Midwest.
Prairie Pride Bison Burge
Why it’s native to North Dakota: Bison is a proud symbol of the state’s history and its thriving ranching culture. This burger combines the lean, tender meat with a burst of locally sourced fruit and a touch of spice, perfectly capturing North Dakota's modern approach to its traditional culinary roots
Dakota Forest Pappardelle
Why it’s native to North Dakota: Wild rice is a regional delicacy in North Dakota, and the state’s love for fresh, earthy ingredients like mushrooms makes this dish a perfect homage to the region’s natural bounty. The creamy, garlic-based sauce adds richness, while the herbs elevate the dish with layers of flavor
Red River Root & Spice Drumsticks
Why it’s native to North Dakota: The state’s agricultural heritage shines through in this dish, with locally sourced chicken and root vegetables that celebrate the harvest season. The chipotle honey glaze adds a bold, smoky kick, perfectly complementing the natural sweetness of the roots.
Knife River Platter
Why it’s native to North Dakota: North Dakota is renowned for its exceptional cattle and lamb farms, producing some of the highest-quality meats in the region. This dish brings together locally raised proteins with bold, regional flavors, creating a refined, hearty meal that showcases the state's rich agricultural traditions.
Sunflower Spritz
Fargo Old Fashioned
Why it’s special: Inspired by the rugged charm of the Midwest, the Cherry Bourbon Bliss combines local flavors with timeless sophistication. The marriage of bourbon and cherries reflects the region’s love for hearty, rustic ingredients, while the honey syrup and cherry butter add a uniquely smooth and luxurious touch, making it the perfect drink for those who savor the finer things in life.