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MENU 262.784.7275 / WWW.PARKSIDE23.COM ONLY RESTAURANT IN WISCONSIN WITH ON-SITE FARM PS WINE BOTTLES 1/2 PRICE EVERY WEDNESDAY 23 KITCHEN PATIO BAR FARM PARKSIDE 23 Our canvas is juicy rotisserie meat seasoned with hand-rubbed herbs and spice dripping with flavor. Your service will be friendly. Your food will be great. Your dish hand-crafted with vegetables and herbs often grown 100 yards from where you party. We believe there is a simple way to bring food to the table. It starts with a respect for the land we cultivate. For instance, we seek out food like Bell & Evan’s air-chilled, cage free chicken. No hormones .No antibiotics. And then we take it one step further with our own on-site farm just a stone’s throw from heaven. The rotisserie meats and fish we serve are from friends we trust. Befriending these butchers and fishmongers over time pays big dividends. Local folks like Roth Kase from Monroe, Maple Leaf Farms from Franksville, Uphoff Farms from Madison, Strauss Veal from Franklin, Sartori from Plymouth, and Niman Ranch are folks who share our values and desire for the very best quality. “Anything great coming in lately?” This is our opening line to them daily. You could get lost in the desert with these folks, and still taste the rain. They are that good. The smallest ingredients often make the biggest impact. Regional research shows the average apple may travel 61 miles when sourced locally. The average supermarket apple travels approximately 1,768 miles. When it comes to our kitchen, we put our money close to home. Farmer’s Markets rock in our eyes. But don’t just take our word for it. Plant your eyes on our farm. It’s your reason to believe we are alive with the pursuit of better tasting vegetables and herbs. You don’t have to be rich to taste the difference. You don’t have to be clever to appreciate the difference. You can taste it. It doesn’t hurt if you’ve got bib overalls in your blood. Bottom line? This isn’t casual dining. This is exceptional dining that’s casual. This is PS23 cooking. There are lots of reasons why we serve over 20 hand-crafted draft beers. Then there are many more reasons. Stop and think about it, once you know what goes into a hand-crafted draft, you appreciate its differences more. You talk it up. You share your discovery. Cool. Your chops work overtime spreading the word. You see, to us, the folks at New Glarus, Sprecher and Milwaukee Brewing Co. are positive, righteous, and truly believe life’s too short for bad beer. They deserve every word you can spread for them. They are folks we like to surround ourselves with –positive, welcoming and friendly. Lift someone up, but remember, just because a beer is supposed to be great doesn’t mean you are going to like it. Steal this PS23 beer draft strategy- -every time you order beer, try a new one. And drink one glass of water for every beer you have. Craft beer is a terrific food source. Just ask Clyde Soles, the author of Climbing, Training For Peak Performance. Clyde maintains, unlike mass-produced beer made with corn, rice and flavorings, finely crafted beer is made only with barley, wheat, hops and water---akin to a good whole grain bread. This guy rocks. To start, the advantage comes from handcrafting. The taste is one of a kind. But also, we can control the sugar level and use fresher ingredients from the farm. Homemade PS23 syrups soften the sweets, punch up the flavors and make the classic cocktails pop. In a day and age when copycats in every category copy everything, these syrups allow us to highlight our independence and adventurous side. We are not fans of mass production. THE WHOLE IDEA IS TO MAKE YOUR MOUTH REALLY WATER Our patio features a pergola. It provides shade while letting in the skies and plenty of light. It’s a comfortable cool place in hot weather. It’s a cozy place to listen to the sound of water running from the rocks. Hikers relax with a cold draft. Jokes make their rounds. Brookfield hangs out. It also looks cool in winter with Christmas lights. EXECUTIVE CHEF JONAH MALMSTADT / SOUS CHEF ERIK MALMSTADT CLOSED SUNDAYS TO ENJOY OUR FAMILIES

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Our canvas is juicy rotisserie meat seasoned with hand-rubbed herbs and spice dripping with flavor. Your service will be friendly. Your food will be great. Your dish hand-crafted with vegetables and herbs often grown 100 yards from where you party. We believe there is a simple way to bring food to the table. It starts with a respect for the land we cultivate. For instance, we seek out food like Bell & Evan’s air-chilled, cage free chicken. No hormones .No antibiotics. And then we take it one step further with our own on-site farm just a stone’s throw from heaven.

The rotisserie meats and fish we serve are from friends we trust. Befriending these butchers and fishmongers over time pays big dividends. Local folks like Roth Kase from Monroe, Maple Leaf Farms from Franksville, Uphoff Farms from Madison, Strauss Veal from Franklin, Sartori from Plymouth, and Niman Ranch are folks who share our values and desire for the very best quality. “Anything great coming in lately?” This is our opening line to them daily. You could get lost in the desert with these folks, and still taste the rain. They are that good.

The smallest ingredients often make the biggest impact. Regional research shows the average apple may travel 61 miles when sourced locally. The average supermarket apple travels approximately 1,768 miles. When it comes to our kitchen, we put our money close to home. Farmer’s Markets rock in our eyes.

But don’t just take our word for it. Plant your eyes on our farm. It’s your reason to believe we are alive with the pursuit of better tasting vegetables

and herbs. You don’t have to be rich to taste the difference. You don’t have to be clever to appreciate the difference. You can taste it. It doesn’t hurt if you’ve got bib overalls in your blood. Bottom line? This isn’t casual dining. This is exceptional dining that’s casual. This is PS23 cooking.

There are lots of reasons why we serve over 20 hand-crafted draft beers. Then there are many more reasons. Stop and think about it, once you know what goes into a hand-crafted draft, you appreciate its differences more. You talk it up. You share your discovery. Cool. Your chops work overtime spreading the word. You see, to us, the folks at New Glarus, Sprecher and Milwaukee Brewing Co. are positive, righteous, and truly believe life’s too short for bad beer. They deserve every word you can spread for them. They are folks we like to surround ourselves with –positive, welcoming and friendly. Lift someone up, but remember, just because a beer is supposed to be great doesn’t mean you are going to like it. Steal this PS23 beer draft strategy--every time you order beer, try a new one. And drink one glass of water for every beer you have. Craft beer is a terrific food source. Just ask Clyde Soles, the author of Climbing, Training For Peak Performance. Clyde maintains, unlike

mass-produced beer made with corn, rice and flavorings, finely crafted beer is made only

with barley, wheat, hops and water---akin to a good whole grain bread. This guy rocks.

To start, the advantage comes from handcrafting. The taste is one of a kind. But also, we can control the sugar level and use fresher ingredients from the farm. Homemade PS23 syrups soften the sweets, punch up the flavors and make the classic cocktails pop. In a day and age when copycats in every category copy everything, these syrups allow us to highlight our independence and adventurous side. We are not fans of mass production.

The whole idea is To make your mouTh

really waTer

Our patio features a pergola. It provides shade while letting in the skies and plentyof light. It’s a comfortable cool place in hot weather. It’s a cozy place to listen to the sound of water running from the rocks. Hikers relax with a cold draft. Jokes make their rounds. Brookfield hangs out. It also looks cool in winter with Christmas lights.

e x e c u t i v e c h e f J o n a h m a l m s t a d t / s o u s c h e f e r i k m a l m s t a d t

CLOSED SUNDAYS TO

ENJOY OUR FAMILIES

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*The Wisconsin Department of Public Health advises that eating raw or undercooked meat, poultry, eggs or seafood poses a health risk to everyone, but especially to the elderly, young children under age 4, pregnant women and other highly susceptible individuals

with compromised immune systems. Thorough cooking of such animal foods reduces the risk of illness.

Creamed Corn Leeks, roasted poblano pepper, bacon Farm Fresh VegeTable risoTTo Wisconsin Sarvecchio parmesan wedge salad Crispy Iceberg, fresh tomato, shaved red onion, crisp bacon, Thousand Island dressing roasTed beeTs Scarlet and gold, Wisconsin goat, maple-glazed walnuts, apple cider vinaigrette Caesar Romaine, cherry tomatoes, parmesan flatbread* woodsTone roasTed shrimp Sarvecchio parmesan, farm fresh herb butter* iTalian FlaTbread Usinger’s pepperoni, sausage, fresh mozzarella, oven roasted onion and pepper Caprese FlaTbread Fresh mozzarella, oven-dried romas, basil pesto Junior’s pulled pork sammy Zesty BBQ pork, braised red cabbage, celery root apple slaw burger wiTh Cheese Butter-top bun, caramelized onions, lettuce, tomato* roasTed sTuFFed bell pepper Farm fresh vegetables, creamy Sarvecchio risotto, tomato sauce maya’s Creamy maCaroni 4 Wisconsin cheeses, cheddar-panko crustedbraised shorT rib sandwiCh Braised short rib, fresh arugula, horseradish cream, Butter-top bunroTisserie bell & eVans ChiCken Caramelized onion cracked pepper mash, farm vegetables 1/4- dark 1/4- whiTe

mila’s meaTloaF Seasoned tenderloin, mashed potatoes, farm vegetables, Diane sauce Cobb Mixed greens, rotisserie chicken breast, bacon, bleu cheese, avocado, farm vegetables ChiCken & ToasT Panko crusted runner, buttermilk battered baguette, Wisconsin maple beurre blancrushing waTers TrouT Pan fried, smoked trout Yukon cake, black pepper beurre blanc Cedar-planked salmon Citrus butter, russet potato-parsnip hash, asparagus, balsamic glaze* poT pie Woodstone rotisserie chicken, sautéed vegetables, glazed puff pastry, side of greens preTzel CrusTed Veal Three cheese ravioli, sautéed asparagus, wild mushrooms, caper pan sauce pork osso buCCo House made gnocchi, sautéed spinach, red onion jam, pork jus woodsTone Fired pork roasT Sautéed Swiss chard, bacon, sweet potato, natural pork reduction Fried amish ChiCken breasT Caramelized onion cracked pepper mash, sautéed greens & bacon roTisserie bell & eVans 1/2 ChiCken Caramelized onion cracked pepper mash, farm vegetables braised shorT rib Caramelized onion cracked pepper mash, honey glazed root veggies, Diane sauce

Viking Village sCallops Wild mushroom, leek risotto, red bell cream, balsamic glazed asparagus* pan seared ahi Tuna Dry rub blackened, corn, black bean, andoulle relish, poblano aoli* braised lamb shank Sautéed spinach, wild mushroom and leek risotto, red wine lamb reduction roTisserie niman ranCh pork baCk ribs Sauced, sweet potato mashbroiled Tenderloin Smoked Yukon bacon cheddar mash, broccolini, hollandaise*

ChiCken dumpling soup ps23 salad Mixed greens, farm vegetables , flatbread sweeT and russeT poTaTo Chips Fresh Farm VegeTables

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PS23 Proudly Uses Extra Virgin Olive Oil from “THE OILERIE” in Brookfield.

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there is a simple way to bring food to the table. it starts with a respect for the land we cultivate.

Gluten free Although we make every effort to prepare the below items without gluten,

we cannot guarantee that our food has not come in contact with gluten.

Creamed Corn Leeks, roasted poblano pepper, bacon Farm Fresh VegeTable risoTTo Wisconsin Sarvecchio parmesan wedge salad Crispy Iceberg, fresh tomato, shaved red onion, crisp bacon, Thousand Island dressing roasTed beeTs Scarlet and gold, Wisconsin goat, maple-glazed walnuts, apple cider vinaigrette Caesar Romaine, Wisconsin Sarvecchio parmesan, cherry tomatoes* woodsTone roasTed shrimp Sarvecchio parmesan, farm fresh herb butter* roasTed sTuFFed bell pepper Farm fresh vegetables, creamy Sarvecchio risotto, tomato sauce roTisserie bell & eVans ChiCken Caramelized onion cracked pepper mash, farm vegetables 1/4- dark 1/4- whiTe

Cobb Mixed greens, rotisserie chicken breast, bacon, bleu cheese, avocado, farm vegetables Cedar-planked salmon Citrus butter, russet parsnip hash, asparagus, balsamic glaze* pork osso buCCo House made gnocchi, sautéed spinach, red onion jam, pork jus woodsTone Fired pork roasT Sautéed Swiss chard, bacon, sweet potato, natural pork reduction roTisserie bell & eVans 1/2 ChiCken Caramelized onion cracked pepper mash, farm vegetables braised shorT rib Caramelized onion cracked pepper mash, honey glazed root veggies, Diane sauce

Viking Village sCallops Wild mushroom, leek risotto, red bell cream, balsamic glazed asparagus* pan seared ahi Tuna Dry rub blackened, corn, black bean, andoulle relish, poblano aoli* braised lamb shank Sautéed spinach, wild mushroom and leek risotto, red wine lamb reduction roTisserie niman ranCh pork baCk ribs Sauced, sweet potato mashbroiled Tenderloin Smoked Yukon bacon cheddar mash, broccolini, hollandaise*

ps23 salad Mixed greens, farm vegetables sweeT and russeT poTaTo Chips Fresh Farm VegeTable

*The Wisconsin Department of Public Health advises that eating raw or undercooked meat, poultry, eggs or seafood poses a health risk to everyone, but especially to the elderly, young children under age 4, pregnant women and other highly susceptible individuals

with compromised immune systems. Thorough cooking of such animal foods reduces the risk of illness.

PS23 Proudly Uses Extra Virgin Olive Oil from “THE OILERIE” in Brookfield.

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Creamed Corn Leeks, roasted poblano pepper, bacon

Farm Fresh Vegetable risotto Wisconsin Sarvecchio parmesan

Wedge salad Crispy Iceberg, fresh tomato, shaved red onion, crisp bacon, Thousand Island dressing

roasted beets Scarlet and gold, Wisconsin goat, maple-glazed walnuts, apple cider vinaigrette

Caesar Romaine, cherry tomatoes, parmesan flatbread*

Woodstone roasted shrimp Sarvecchio parmesan, farm fresh herb butter*

italian Flatbread Usinger’s pepperoni, sausage, fresh mozzarella, oven roasted onion and pepper

Caprese Flatbread Fresh mozzarella, oven-dried romas, basil pesto

Junior’s pulled pork sammy Zesty BBQ pork, braised red cabbage, celery root apple slaw

burger With Cheese Butter-top bun, caramelized onions, lettuce, tomato*

roasted stuFFed bell pepper Farm fresh vegetables, creamy Sarvecchio risotto, tomato sauce

maya’s Creamy maCaroni 4 Wisconsin cheeses, cheddar-panko crusted

braised short rib sandWiCh Braised short rib, fresh arugula, horseradish cream, Butter-top bun

rotisserie bell & eVans ChiCken Caramelized onion cracked pepper mash, farm vegetables

mila’s meatloaF Seasoned tenderloin, mashed potatoes, farm vegetables, Diane sauce

Cobb Mixed greens, rotisserie chicken breast, bacon, bleu cheese, avocado, farm vegetables

ChiCken & toast Panko crusted runner, buttermilk battered baguette, Wisconsin maple beurre blanc

rushing Waters trout Pan fried, smoked trout Yukon cake, black pepper beurre blanc

Cedar-planked salmon Citrus butter, russet potato-parsnip hash, asparagus, balsamic glaze*

pot pie Woodstone rotisserie chicken, sautéed vegetables, glazed puff pastry, side of greens

pretzel Crusted Veal Three cheese ravioli, sautéed asparagus, wild mushrooms, caper pan sauce

pork osso buCCo House made gnocchi, sautéed spinach, red onion jam, pork jus

Woodstone Fired pork roast Sautéed Swiss chard, bacon, sweet potato, natural pork reduction

Fried amish ChiCken breast Caramelized onion cracked pepper mash, sautéed greens & bacon

rotisserie bell & eVans 1/2 ChiCken Caramelized onion cracked pepper mash, farm vegetables

braised short rib Caramelized onion cracked pepper mash, honey glazed root veggies, Diane sauce

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Viking Village sCallops Wild mushroom, leek risotto, red bell cream, balsamic glazed asparagus*

pan seared ahi tuna Dry rub blackened, corn, black bean, andoulle relish, poblano aoli*

braised lamb shank Sautéed spinach, wild mushroom and leek risotto, red wine lamb reduction

rotisserie niman ranCh pork baCk ribs Sauced, sweet potato mash

broiled tenderloin Smoked Yukon bacon cheddar mash, broccolini, hollandaise*

ChiCken dumpling soup ps23 salad Mixed greens, farm vegetables , flatbread sWeet and russet potato Chips Fresh Vegetables

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