Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Marathon Monday Dining: Deuxave

The Boston Marathon- 26.2 miles of running, a test of endurance, a challenge for the body and soul.  The day of the Marathon may just be one of the best days to live in this city- for some its day of extreme physical challenge, for others its a day to cheer and encourage, and for others it is the official start to the Spring season.  I, yearly, fall into the second two categories.  Given that I abhor running (truly) I safely cheer from the sidelines and relish the day and all of its festivities.  This year, the highly acclaimed, ever delicious, Deuxave will be joining into the fun by hosting their first Marathon Monday party!

Opening at 11:00 am, Deuxave's fantastic patio will offer views of the runners in their final push, and their kitchen will be serving up some fantastic fare:

Marathon Monday Menu
11am-4pm



Shrimp Cocktail
Jumbo shrimp, Cocktail Sauce ~ 3 each

 
Market Greens Salad
Equinox Farms Greens, Spring Vegetables, Aged Balsamic ~ 11

 
Fried Clams
Locally Dug Clams, Frites, Tartar Sauce, Cornichons ~ 15

 
Lobster Roll
Adam and Larry’s Scituate Lobster, Chilled Lemon Aioli, Tarragon, Buttered Bun, Frites ~ 23

 
Croque Monsieur
Bayonne Royal Ham, Comte Cheese, Frites, Market Greens Salad ~ 15

 
Deuxave Burger
Ground Sirloin, Confit Pork Shoulder, Grafton Cheddar Pickled Ramps, Frites ~ 17

 
French Onion Soup
Slow Caramelized Onion Soup, Beef Bone Marrow Crouton & Comté Cheese ~ 12

 
Tagliatelle Bolognaise
Homemade Pasta, Veal, Beef, Pancetta, & Foie Gras, Creamy Tomato Sauce, Aromatic Vegetables, Mozzarella, Basil ~ 21

 
Wild Mushroom Cavatelli
House Made Cavatelli with 2 Hour Egg, Wild Mushrooms, English Peas, & Pecorino ~ 20

 

Dessert:

 
Chocolate Souffle Cake
Valrohna Chocolate Souffle Cake with Vanilla Glace ~11

 
Vanilla Pineapple Entremet
Vanilla Fused Pineapple Layer Cake with Passion Fruit Sorbet ~10
 
If you're looking for great spot to watch the Marathon, Deuxave should definitely be a strong consideration. 

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