Seattle’s Paseo Caribbean Bowl
Paseo has been an iconic Seattle lunch destination for 31 years, and has been featured on TV shows worldwide for their mastery of authentic Caribbean food in the dreary Pacific Northwest.
Jerk Seasoned Shrimp, Coconut & Black Bean Rice, Warm Salsa, Cheddar Cheese, Pickled Jalapeno, Cilantro Lime Sour Cream, Tortilla Chips
New England Seafood Mac & Cheese
Massachusetts’ seafood history is rooted in the colonial-era, which powered the economy from the 1650’s and established the state as a maritime leader. Early abundant resources like lobster were considered “poor man’s food” however; the industry has suffered due to over fishing which has driven the price up.
Butter Poached Lobster, Crab & shrimp, House-MadeThree Cheese Sauce, Caramelized Onion, Cavatappi Pasta, Herb Bread Crumbs. Side Caesar or House Salad
Super Bowl Punch
There is no “Official” cocktail for the Super Bowl, as the event is largely associated with beer and ready to drink canned cocktails. Classic cocktails like Bloody Mary’s or Aperol Spritzes are commonly served at parties along with this ‘Super Bowl Punch’ or Boat House Punch.
Jim Beam Bourbon, Melon Liqueur, Lemonade and Sprite.
