Sunday: | 04:30pm to 07:30pm |
Monday: | Closed |
Tuesday: | Closed |
Wednesday: | 04:30pm to 07:30pm |
Thursday: | 04:30pm to 07:30pm |
Friday: | 04:30pm to 08:30pm |
Saturday: | 04:30pm to 08:30pm |
938 Clinton Ave S
439 Monroe Ave Ste 2
277 Alexander St Ste 102
657 Park Ave
90 Henrietta St
649 Monroe Ave
Served with crusty homemade bread & butter
Homemade Soup
Love in a bowl. cup 6/bowl 8
$6.00 |
Mixed Green Salad
choice of dressing
$9.00 |
Caesar Salad
$14.00 |
Signature Crab Cake Appetizer
with Asian scented aioli
$17.00 |
Chicken-fried oysters
with cocktail and remoulade
$17.00 |
Mussels Marinara
$15.00 |
Oven-roasted beet & blue cheese salad
with balsamic vinaigrette
$15.00 |
Risotto
Changes frequently. See server for today's offering
$15.00 |
Roasted mushrooms over puff pastry
with a parmesan cream sauce
$14.00 |
Our generous portions are served with mashed potato and veggie-unless otherwise noted and crusty homemade bread & butter.
Fish Fry Fridays
w/fries and slaw
$22.00 |
Meatloaf and mashed potatoes
with homemade gravy and veggies
$24.00 |
Veal Ragu
ground veal, mushroom, tomato over pasta
$24.00 |
Sautéed shrimp
with spinach, roasted red pepper pesto cream sauce
$36.00 |
Shrimp French
lemon sauce, jasmine rice
$26.00 |
Blackened Scottish Salmon
with Asian aioli
$32.00 |
Filet Mignon
demi-glace, mashed potato
6oz | $42.00 |
Tenderloin tip beef stroganoff
over pasta
$28.00 |
Sautéed pork tenderloin
with a port wine demi-glace and bleu cheese
$26.00 |
Sautéed Halibut French
w/sherry butter sauce
$40.00 |
Provimi Calves Liver with Bacon & Onions
pan-seared with mashed potato & veggie
$25.00 |
Creole fried chicken
w/tomato vodka cream sauce
$25.00 |
Chicken Marsala
w/mushroom, onion, marsala wine sauce
$26.00 |
Chicken French
lemon sauce, jasmine rice
$25.00 |
Grilled Twin 4oz Lamb Loin Chops
w/garlic demi-glace
$38.00 |
So delicious! Best deal in town!
Filet & Crab Cake Sundays
Sundays
$45.00 |
Call for today's. List below is a sample Seasonally change - homemade and delicious!
Key Lime Pie
Tangy delight with that graham cracker crust!
$9.00 |
Ice Cream Sundae
with homemade caramel or hot fudge sauce
$7.00 |
Frozen Peanutbutter Pie
with homemade hot fudge!
SEE PARKAVEPUB.COM OR OUR FACEBOOK PAGE FOR DETAILS
changes frequently
Gosset Brut FR
$65.00 |
Veuve Cliquot Brut Yellow Label FR
$85.00 |
Piper Heidsick FR
1/2 Bottle | $35.00 |
La Marca Proseco FR
Split | $8.00 |
Chandon Brut CA
Split | $8.00 |
Puligny Montrachet, Drouhin FR
$76.00 |
Pouilly Fuisse, Drouhin FR
$56.00 | |
1/2 Bottle | $28.00 |
Chablis, Drouhin FR
$44.00 |
William Hill CA
Glass | $8.00 |
Bottle | $26.00 |
Mondavi CK, CA
Glass | $6.00 |
Bottle | $20.00 |
Flowers CA
$70.00 |
Simi CA
$30.00 |
Sonoma Cutrer 'Russian River' CA
$38.00 |
LaCrema CA
$38.00 | |
1/2 Bottle | $19.00 |
Meiomi CA
$34.00 |
Jordan CA
$54.00 |
Kendall Jackson CA
1/2 Bottle | $17.00 |
Dr. Frank NY
$28.00 |
Nobilo 'Icon' NZ
$30.00 |
LaPlaya, Chile
Glass | $6.00 |
Bottle | $20.00 |
Dr. Frank 'Semi-Dry' NY
$28.00 |
Firestone CA
Glass | $8.00 |
Bottle | $26.00 |
MasoCanali IT
$32.00 |
Placido IT
Glass | $6.00 |
Bottle | $20.00 |
Vermentino, Santadi IT
Glass | $8.00 |
Bottle | $26.00 |
Rose, Chateau Campuget FR
Glass | $8.00 |
Bottle | $26.00 |
White Zinfandel, Woodbridge CA
Glass | $6.00 |
Bottle | $20.00 |
Joseph Phelps, Napa CA
$85.00 |
St. Supery, Napa CA
$48.00 |
Simi, Alexander CA
$38.00 |
Atalon, Napa CA
$46.00 |
Simi 'Landslide', Alexander CA
$58.00 |
Lyeth, Sonoma CA
$24.00 |
Kendall Jackson CA
1/2 Bottle | $19.00 |
Dark Horse CA
Glass | $7.00 |
Bottle | $24.00 |
Fransican CA
$38.00 |
Free Mark Abbey, Napa CA
$52.00 |
Casillero Del Diablo, Chile
Glass | $8.00 |
Bottle | $26.00 |
Emeritus, Russian River Valley CA
$58.00 |
LaCrema, Sonoma CA
$40.00 | |
1/2 Bottle | $20.00 |
A to Z, OR
1/2 Bottle | $18.00 |
Artesa, Carneros CA
$42.00 |
Estancia, Monterey CA
$30.00 |
Argyle OR
$44.00 |
Meiomi CA
$38.00 |
Mirassou, Central Coast CA
Glass | $8.00 |
Bottle | $26.00 |
Ridge East Bench CA
$48.00 |
Coppola Red Label CA
$34.00 |
FincaElOrigen, Argentina
Glass | $8.00 |
Bottle | $26.00 |
FincaElOrigen 'Grand Reserve', Argentina
$34.00 |
Zolo Reserve, Argentina
$32.00 |
Shingleback, McLaren Vale Australia
$38.00 |
D'Arenberg 'Stump Jump', McLaren Vale Australia
Glass | $8.00 |
Bottle | $26.00 |
Cabernet / Syrah, Casillero del Diablo 'Reserva Privada', Chile
$26.00 |
Meritage Josh Legacy CA
Glass | $9.00 |
Bottle | $28.00 |
Barolo, Terre de Barolo IT
$34.00 |
Review: Park Avenue Pub serves Continental cuisine
No one ever said there aren't enough food options on Rochester's Park Avenue. But only three have made it longer than 40 years. And they all happen to share the same block adjacent to the Berkeley Street intersection — Park Avenue Pub and Restaurant, Jine's Restaurant and The Frog Pond — who have established themselves as landmarks in a landscape of revolving businesses. The Park Avenue Pub serves only dinner. The baton was passed in 2011 from the original owners of 38 years to Scott and Sheila Schalm. During the Schalms' five-year tenure, they have preserved the pub's intimate if not romantic setting and classic creations from the kitchen. Twinkling gems hang from the ceiling like costume jewelry, every so often adding a sparkling glimmer of light around the modest-sized dining room. A small bar sits at the back while diners enjoy window views of Park Avenue activity. There's an air of nostalgia reminiscent of an era when dining out was a more formal event. The menu reflects Continental cuisine, using traditional cooking techniques and focusing on pasta, seafood and steak. You won't find pub-style burgers, fish and chips or flowing taps filling pints of foam-capped brews. You will, however, satisfy your oenophilic side through the vast wine selection. ►VIDEO: Park Avenue Pub bartender demonstrates an Old-Fashioned An affordable three-course menu for $30 includes your choice of soup, salad or roasted mushrooms over puff pastry with Parmesan cream sauce, plus an entrée with a variety to choose from and finish with dessert all made in house. If you happen to visit on a Sunday there's a featured filet and crab cake combination for $30. Once you've made it through the plethora of specials, you'll still find plenty to sort through in the standard menu. Familiar fare the likes of a fried calamari appetizer and a lamb chops entrée are interspersed with more uncommon dishes such as a chicken-fried oysters appetizer and a calf's liver entrée. The Signature Crab Cake Appetizer ($13) with Asian-scented aioli was presented as a micro salad. Two petite crab cakes sat above undressed field greens. Slices of cucumber and halved grape tomatoes rested alongside. Sweet lump crabmeat was the primary focus with a nice golden crust. Impressively, not a single shell was to be found throughout — I habitually anticipate that inevitable awkward crunch. A peach-hued, umami-rich aioli drizzle overtop was a welcome departure from traditional French remoulade. In the ravioli, large squares of untrimmed pasta sheets are sandwiched together and filled with spinach, ricotta and pine nuts. (Photo: AMANDA ANTINORE) A featured special entrée was the ravioli ($18). Large squares of untrimmed pasta sheets were sandwiched together and filled with spinach and ricotta. Pine nuts added an unusual texture to the filling, although I would have preferred them to be toasted. The under-seasoned pasta was saved by a bright tomato sauce utilizing fresh chopped tomatoes boosted by chiffonade basil and shredded parmesan. Sliced roasted pork tenderloin ($18) bathed in roasted garlic Parmesan cream sauce was another daily special. The pork was fork-tender and enhanced by the creamy, cheesy and aromatic sauce. My daughter the meat-lover went straight for the steak. Our server recommended the twin 3-ounce filet mignon with mushroom duxelle ($24). Although it was an option from the three-course menu they prepared it à la carte. Cooked medium-rare to order, effectively seasoned tender and small fillets of beef bared crosshatch grill marks driving its char flavor. To take things further, a stainless steel gravy boat contained a savory brown sauce speckled with minced garlic and shallots. The twin 3-ounce filet mignon with mushroom duxelle shows grill marks. (Photo: AMANDA ANTINORE) Green beans and carrots were served alongside all main courses — even the ravioli. And fluffy mashed potatoes came with the filet and tenderloin. The texture of the potatoes was satisfyingly lush, though all vegetable accompaniments could have used more seasoning. For a timeless, upscale dinner experience including service with a smile and bygone fare, Park Avenue Pub is your spot. Park Avenue Pub & Restaurant Location: 650 Park Ave., Rochester; (585) 461-4140; parkavepub.com. Hours: dinner, 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays; 5 to 10 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 5 to 9 p.m. Sundays; closed Mondays. Bar: 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. daily Appetizer: $7 to $20 Roasted garlic Parmesan cream sauce enhances sliced roasted pork tenderloin. (Photo: AMANDA ANTINORE) Entrée: $8 to $32 Diet: Can accommodate special requests and dietary restrictions. Handicapped accessible: Yes; wheelchair friendly. Reservations: Yes. Kid-friendly: Yes. Attire: Casual. Credit cards accepted: Yes; All major credit cards. Parking: Lot adjacent to building off Park Avenue; free on-street parking.