Stout Public House
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Menu
Starters
Tasty little sliders with lettuce, tomato and butter pickle (3 for $8) $3 each
Traditional White Wine & Garlic or Curry & Lemongrass sauce
Traditional Buffalo or Spicy Thai. Celery, carrots, blue cheese
Dijon honey mustard dipping sauce
Creamy Brie and White Cheddar with Pico de Gallo, sour cream (add chicken $2, or recommended add shrimp $3)
Tender squid with spicy house marinara and curry ketchup sauce
Tender white fish with roasted tomato salsa
Stout Soups
House made fresh daily. Ask server for daily choice (cup $3, bowl $6)
Stout Salads
Baby organic field greens with your choice of dressing
Crisp Romaine lettuce, crunchy croutons, Parmigiano cheese (add chicken $2, add shrimp or grilled salmon $4)
Baby organic greens, candied walnuts, pears, goat cheese with house made Balsamic dressing (add chicken $2, add shrimp or grilled salmon $4)
Grilled Salmon, baby organic greens, cucumbers with house made teriyaki drizzle
Burgers and Sandwiches
Add sautéed mushrooms, cheese, sliced avocado, bacon for $.75 each. Served with Fries and pickle spear.
Juicy half pound of Angus beef with lettuce, tomato and onion served on a sesame seed bun
Lettuce, tomato and red onion on our house-made focaccia bread
Turkey, applewood smoked bacon, avocado, organic greens in a sun-dried tomato flour tortilla
Black forest ham, roasted turkey, applewood smoked bacon, lettuce, tomato on toasted 9-grain bread
White albacore tuna, cheddar cheese served on our house-made focaccia bread
Fire roasted red bell peppers, portobello mushroom, zucchini, onions, Balsamic Aioli on 9-grain bread
Lean house-prepared corned beef, Swiss cheese and sauerkraut on grilled rye bread
Grilled. With baby organic greens, grilled onions, balsamic dressing on house-made focaccia bread
Anytime Breakfast
extra egg to any add $1
2 eggs, imported Irish sausages, rashers, black and white pudding, baked beans, chips, with house baked soda bread
Your choice of ham, tomatoes, mushrooms, grilled onions, peppers, Swiss or cheddar cheese, with potatoes and toast
2 eggs any style, applewood smoked bacon, potatoes, toast
House-made corned beef hash, 2 eggs any style, toast
Main Events
With wild mushrooms, baby mozzarella in marinara sauce (Vegetarian substitute veggies for sausage)
10 oz Angus grade steak with roasted shallot demi, mashed potatoes and house-made onion rings
Grilled chicken, chorizo, shitake mushrooms in a delicate cream sauce
Topped with house made green apple apricot chutney. With fingerling potatoes and organic veggies
Irish Pub Fare
Chicken and veggie favorite topped with a light puff pastry
Crispy beer battered Alaskan cod with steak fries, house tartar
Lean house-prepared corned beef, cabbage, potatoes, baby carrots
Traditional combo of beef, lamb and carrots, topped with mashed potatoes and lightly-browned cheese
Tender choice beef, potatoes and carrots slow cooked in Stout! Hearty Irish meal served with our house-made soda bread
Imported County Cork sausages and mashed potatoes
Sides and Such
Served Mexican style
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How many times do you have to walk by a place before finally going in to try it out. As far as Stout is concerned, I think I was going for the record. I live just a few short blocks from here and pass it by constantly. Today I took the plunge.
Stout is a divey-little Irish bar nestled on the outskirts of the Gaslamp quarter. It's somewhat bare-bones for downtown...actually sort of reminded me of many of the Lowell/Nashua/Salem bars from back east...completely non-pretentious and real. It was pretty slow on the day before the 4th of July, but that was fine with me. I was warmly greeted and offered a beer and menu. The fare is Irish-American comfort food. I went with a Boddingtons and a special of the day-2 sliders and a hot-dog (hey, it's Independence Day). They were both pretty good...well adorned with traditional vegetable-condiments (onions, tomatoes, pickles, lettuces, etc). The real stand out was the fries. Nice texture, but really well seasoned-no need for ketchup here.
This is a nice little sports bar that's light on flash, but gives a good warm experience. I definitely want to give this place a try when it's packed.