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Here's what was cookin' when the flames went up and the roof came down.
Check in later for the new opening menu.

There is no such thing as a free lunch, but ours are certainly reasonable. Harris Grill Signature Lunch Service available weekdays 11:30 - 4:00.
The Harris Classic Lunch™
Three of our takes on three undisputed classics, served either as a sandwich or a salad.
The Sandwich: on artisan-baked, toasted, 34 grain, 16 seed, 11 stone, 4 bark bread with your choice of side dish.
The Salad: atop a bed of leafy greens and appropriate garnish vegetables.
Tuna Salad
Developed by Harris Grill R&D Chef Al B. Core, it’s rich with Omega-3 fatty acids to deplaque even the most occluded artery.
Egg Salad
Which came first? Made fresh daily from the grade AA eggs of vegetarian chickens.
Chicken Salad
Also made fresh daily from the chickensthat came in looking for their stolen property (see above).
The Harris Businessman’s Lunch™
Tailored to a discerning set, the Harris Businessman’s Lunch sets the mood for a productive afternoon of schmoozing on the greens, a return to the office for indiscriminate ladder-climbing, or a disheartened shuffle back to the mail room.
The “I been in business 34 years and lemme tell ya about the goddamn know-it-all school kids these days...”
Three Grey Goose Martinis served in rapid succession, up, olive garnish. $23.25
The Career Builder
House Salad and an import draft beer of your choice. $9.91 Free wireless Internet, and we won’t mention you’re wearing tube socks to anyone.
The Intern
Uni-Mart is conveniently located at the corner of Ellsworth Avenue and Summerlea Street, free parking available. 2/$0.99
Things
This is what it sounds like When Pigs Fly
Looking for an alternative to those filthy chickens? Try these porcine potstickers: braised-then-fried mini pork “wings”, complete with bone, finished with our infamous Bourbon Glaze.
Pulling Mussels From The Shell
Our favorite munchable mollusk in a white wine and tomato broth. And there’s enough to share so you don’t have to be shellfish. (A) Sorry. Just had to Squeeze that in…
Polish Church Basement Pierogies
High-density dumplings from Poland that our Pirates made famous – carefully assembled by nimble immigrant hands, slathered in butter ‘n onions. (V) If ya really want to perturb the pope, order the ‘rogies Wing Style: pick a wing sauce and a dip for just a buck. Everything’s better with Ranch!
Cheeses of Nazareth
A nice selection of nibbles including imported and domestic cheeses. Ask your server for today’s selections; they’re supposed to know. Easily serves 2 to 3 followers. (V) $8.44. Tithe an additional two dollarsand the good Father will slip you some nice Italian-style Chorizo sausage.
Goat in a Boat
The famous cold feta and roasted red pepper dip from the erstwhile establishment served with warm pita wedges for dipping. Salty and briny, you’ve gotta love feta to like this! (V)
Harris’ Hummus
With tahini and a touch of lime, served with warm pita bread triangles or crispy fried pita chips.
Baby Burghers
Bite-sized burgers on bite-sized buns with an ittybitty bite of American cheese. All yinz can eat for ninety-nine cents apiece. Please call ahead for orders over 1,000
Britney Spears
Chicken tenders that are marinated, poked with a sharp stick and grilled. We serve them with some greens and some dippable dips for dipping, like a chipotle sauce and a basil pesto. (A)
Spinach Dip
Vegetarian-friendly dip with artichoke hearts and cheese served with croutons in a tear-it-apart-and-eat-it bread bolle. (V)
Chicken Quesadilla
Más grande que el procuedio, el pollo se asa parrilla y se sirve con todos los compleuertos.
Baby Cakes is Crabby Today…
Through never-before seen ground-breaking developments in reverse mitosis here at Harris Labs the three mini house-made lumpy crabby patties with brunoise vegetables over iceberg with a special pink sauce tartar that Pittsburghers weep for have been combined to make one big mother of a crab cake and yes they’ve grown together just likethe sentences in this description.
…And She Don’t Eat No Fish n’at
So she can eat these spicy black bean cakes and stop bitchin’ right now. With sour cream, a little lettuce and a tomato salsa fresca. (V)
Blackened Bleu Medallions
Spicy little medallions of filet mignon blackened to rare* and drizzled with a Gorgonzola Mornay (A) Don’t let ‘em tell you this menu ain’t real classy.
Calamari
Sautéed scampi-style with a little marinara sauce and served with some croutons for soppin’ up all the gravy. (A)
Spanikopita
Hellenistic Hot Pockets of spinach with three cheeses in phyllo pastry. (V)
Sandwiches
Dontletcher Meatloaf
An open faced sandwich over Texas toast featuring a logarithmic spiral of Angus beef and lean pork shoulder to shoulder with spinach pesto, cut thick it makes you feel a little special; dolloped with a little gravy. It’s accompanied with your choice of sides, though we recommend the horseradish smashed potatoes.
A Craw Full of Falafel
Crunchy falafel with cucumbers, roasted red peppers, red onions, and several squirts of taratoor b’ tahini, kindly piled atop a gyro wrap. (V)
Henny Penny
Blackened chicken breast grilled with melted cheddar, lettuce, tomato, onion, and a smoky, spicy mayonnaise.
Turkey Lurkey
Freshly roasted smoked turkey breast with lettuce, tomato, onion, and just the right amount of chipotle aioli, cheddar cheese, and bacon rolled in a tortilla. Licked, sealed, delivered, it’s yours.
Monongahela Mullet
First served by Jesus on his inaugural “Loaves and Fishes tour ‘33” (Leslie was there - has a really cool tee shirt), here’s more fish than even fish eat with a special pink Harris-made tartar.
The Garden Weasel
Choose grilled eggplant, zucchini, or a portobello cap and we’ll pair it with roasted red peppers, tomatoes, onion, fresh mozzarella cheese, and basil pesto mayo on a grilled ciabatta roll. (V)
Midnight in the Garden of Good Veg Eatin’
The recent National Restaurant Association meeting in Chicago it was determined that some people don’t eat meat. For these folks we’ve created a wrap of grilled veggies with tomatoes, cucumbers, and slathered with hummus to bind it all together. No meat, no cheese, no guilt.
A Good B L T
A favorite of JFK, BGA, and the Notorious with just a little garlic aioli and your choice of side dishes.
Good just got Better!
More than just the most recognizable acronym preceding OPP, the BLT is a fine sandwich, over time. But we’ve made that even better the addition of grilled salmon on a toasted bun and a special rosemary accented compound mayonnaise.
Harris’ Gyros
It’s alliterative if you say it right! Lamb on a warmed pita with onion, lettuce, tomato, homemade tzatziki.
Chicken Gyros
Winner of the coveted Pulletzer Prize, isn’t alliterative at all (unless, perhaps, you speech impediment). Otherwise, it’s much above, but with grilled poultry. Please skip the Tzatziki sauce. It’s so important!
The Classic Reuben
Pittsburghers sure like cabbage on their sandwiches, don’t they? Lean corned beef, sauerkraut, cheese, and that dressing from back in the on grilled marble rye bread.
The Not Yet Classic Rachel
Oh, she’s a saucy trollop! Smoky turkey marbley rye, a special yogurt slaw, and from upstate New York.
300 Miles West-of-Philly Cheesesteak
Thinly sliced grilled steak covered with mushrooms, onions, peppers, and mixed white cheeses on a toasted baguette.
Burghers*
Over half a pound of black Angus beef from happy, well adjusted cattle who came from good looking Lutheran families, grilled to your liking*. Vegetarians beware: one of these at your table could mess with your convictions.
The Baby Burghers Platter
Quadruplets, doled out with a convenient garnishing kit PLUS, unlike the a la carters in the appetizer section, ya get a side dish of your choice PLUS you can pick your cheese. What a deal! ollect and redeem for valuable prizes!
Turkey Burgher
Just like Thanksgiving at Granma’s in Blawnox. alf a pound of ground turkey (not leftovers) with ried cranberries, sage stuffing, and rosemary mayo. W recommend the pumpkin pie after.
The Burghermeister Meister Burgher
Rich smoky bacon and cheddar atop a manhole over of grilled beef perfectly able to satisfy even he most demanding carnivore.
Royale with Cheese
Truly one of the crown Jules of this menu. Feel free to go medieval on this burger.
Try Glycerides!
Go Schwarzenegger and double the meat in any of our burgers. Please let us expound: it’s a One-Plus Pound Mound of juicy Angus Ground Round.
Big Things
Big Things are available until 11:00 PM
A Flatiron Steak
The second tenderest beef cut of all time grilled to your liking and slapped with a little sweet boozy sauce.
Nice Breasts
Just the way you like them. A plump pair dressed up and taken out on the town: barbecued, with a little macaroni & cheese and fresh broccoli.
Rita Hayworth and The Pork Shank Redemption
Our soon-to-be-famous towering monstrosity of fall-off-the-bone-tender braised pork finished with our Bourbon Glaze, set atop a bed of brown-n wild rice, with a broccoli crown.
Chickeny Pesto Alfredo
Our own herby pesto with sautéed chicken breast over fettuccine; roasted garlic pita to help get it on the fork.
Salmon Rushdie’s Return
Half a pound of wild salmon filet grilled over a crispy polenta puck, with Grand Marnier glaze. This takes a while to grill, so please don’t ask us to Rushdie Salmon…
Jonesin’ for Meatloaf?
Mom never made this. Stuffed with a spinach pesto, it is baked free-range in a Black & Decker toaster oven, served with horseradish smashers, broccoli, and a lil’ homemade gravy. It’s rill good.
Volunteer Fire Hall Wedding Reception Baked Rigatoni’s*
If you’ve been to one of them real fancy receptions like Jon and Robyn’s down there at the Chartiers Valley Vol. Company #1, you’ve had our version with grilled andouille sausage and a provolone mozzarella cheese blend melted over the top. By the way, Jon Lewis dug the foundation for this restaurant with a spoon in just three days, and the ironic apostrophe in this dish’s name is intentional.
And if that wasn’t enough…
Peanut Butter Cup
George Washington Carver turned peanuts into bleach, metal polish, paper, plastic, glue for postage stamps, printer’s ink, cooking oils, flour, instant coffee, mayonnaise, meat tenderizer, cheese, dyes, shaving cream, shoe polish, synthetic rubber, talcum powder, wood stains, varnish, soap. Big deal. We turned them into dessert. Peanut butter mousse beneath a layer of chocolate creme.
Sweet Georgia Brown Betty White
Thinly sliced Granny Smith apples coated with cinnamon, brown sugar, and buttershots, baked with crumb topping. Topped off with a scoop of French vanilla ice cream. And if anyone knows the whereabouts of one Brent Gerenda, white male, mid-30s, nervous and snivelly, who stole my little brown dog of this same name and took her to Fort Myers, Florida, please let me know. A substantial reward will be issued for Betty’s return, no questions asked.
Ebony and Ivory
Two chocolatey, caffeine-packed fudge brownies, slightly warm, with French vanilla ice cream.
Baklava
Walnuts, cinnamon, cloves, and other good things snuggled amidst buttery phyllo pastry beneath a honey drizzle, fo shizzle.
The Wrongest Dessert Ever
A sauce of raspberries, chocolate, and Godiva Cappuccino Liqueur. Ice cream. Dessert should always include ice cream. And a frozen, tempura-battered and deep fried Hostess Twinkie dusted in powdered sugar just to get the calorie level up to where it should be. Both exotic and erotic. Pleasing to both the eye and the palate. You will not be disappointed. Unabashed sensual Harrisment.
Have some Coffee with Dessert
We have really good coffee from The Coffee Tree Roasters. Decaf is for the weak. Delicious hot froo froo teas from Stash are also available in Chai, Chamomile (d) Green, Lemon Ginger (d), Earl Grey, Orange Spice, and Wild Raspberry (d). We
Other Goods and Services
Signature Harris Grill t-shirts, hoodies, and thongs. Harris Grill logo boy panties. Sage advice. party catering. million-song jukebox.
Broken refrigerators. Free wireless ‘Net. Take-out menu. Bumper stickers. We got it all. |
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