Wednesday, July 27, 2011

quails song

As a teenager, I dreamt about having my wedding at either Memory Grove

or at La Caille.

La Caille was a French estate that was transported stone by stone to the canyonside. It has always been upscale, and a little bit different than most other places in Salt Lake City.

Their brunch menu is to die for:
Brunch is served every Sunday, tabelside service off the menu. Reservations are strongly encouraged.




Included with your entrée


Amuse Bouche


Freshly Baked Croissants


Swan Profiterole


Beverage Selections


Columbian Supremo Coffee :$3


Tomato Juice, Cranberry Juice, Apple Juice, Orange Juice :$5


Specialty Cafés


Topped with Chantilly Cream


Café La Caille


Cappuccino, Kahlua, Frangelico & a Splash of Orange Liqueur


Café Theatre


Coffee, Bailey’s, Crème de Cacao & Frangelico


Copper Café


Butterscotch schnapps, coffee, & Bailey’s


Café Foster


Coffee, Dark Rum, Crème de Banana, & Crème de Cacao






Welsh Rarebit & Pork Chop


The Traditional English Hunt Breakfast with a Sauce of Ale & Sharp Cheddar : $27.00


Traditional Eggs Benedict


Poached Eggs & Hollandaise Over Broiled English Muffin : $26.00


Petite Pain a la Francaise


La Caille’s Version of French Toast Baked Crème Brulee-Style : $20.00


Les Tournedos du Boeuf


Grilled Tenderloin Tips Served with Béarnaise : $36.00


King Crab Cakes


Alaskan King Crab Prepared New England Style with a Light Dijon Sauce : $33.00


Swordfish Picatta


Fresh Swordfish Lightly Sautéed with Chardonnay, Capers, Garlic, & Fresh Lemon : $31.00


Crepe Champignon


Fresh Crepe Filled with Trumpet Royale & Velvet Poippine Mushrooms & Fresh Seafood in a Ginger Spiked Cream Sauce. : $27.00


Portabella Benedict


Portabella Mushrooms, Filled with Oven Roasted Tomato, Mushrooms & Onions : $27.00


Nova Scotia Salmon & Latke


Smoked Silver Salmon on Potato Pancake : $29.00


Crab Benedict


Traditional Benedict Prepared with King Crab : $33.00


Petite Filets


Two Center-Cut Filets with Béarnaise : $24.00


The selections have not changed much over the years, and I am sure the food is still amazing, otherwise they would not still be in business.
 
The scenery and landscaping is gorgeous.
 
Plus, how can you not love a place with peacocks roaming the grounds?
 

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