*In compliance with Food Code 3-603.11: Wisconsin Food and Safety Agencies, advise that eating raw or undercooked meat, poultry, eggs, or seafood poses a heath risk to everyone
Chilled, Old Bay Mayo, Celery, Toasted Brioche Bun, Fries
Connecticut-Style Lobster Roll
$37.00
Warmed in Butter, Toasted Brioche Bun, Fries
Harbor House Burger*
$15.00
Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Sciortino's Bun, Fries
Sides
Lobster Mac & Cheese
$26.00
Basil-Lemon Risotto
$14.00
Grilled Asparagus
$14.00
Yukon Gold Potato Purée
$10.00
Sautéed Green Beans
$12.00
Smashed Fingerling Potatoes
$14.00
Sautéed Mushrooms
$14.00
*In compliance with Food Code 3-603.11: Wisconsin Food and Safety Agencies, advise that eating raw or undercooked meat, poultry, eggs, or seafood poses a heath risk to everyone
*In compliance with Food Code 3-603.11: Wisconsin Food and Safety Agencies, advise that eating raw or undercooked meat, poultry, eggs, or seafood poses a heath risk to everyone
Appetizer
Clam Chowder
New England Style, Bacon, Potatoes
Caesar Salad
Romaine, Parmesan, Croutons, Anchovy Dressing
Yogurt Parfait
Housemade Granola, Fresh Berries
Little Gem Wedge
Tomato, Red Onion, Penta Creme Blue, Bacon Breadcrumbs
Shrimp Cocktail
Classic Cocktail Sauce, Lemon
Entrée
Eggs Benedict
Breakfast Potatoes. Choice of: Ham, Smoked Salmon, Crab Cake, Spinach
Scrambled Eggs
Breakfast Potatoes, Bacon
Golden Waffles
Berry Sauce, Maple Syrup
Herb-Roasted Salmon
Spinach, Tomato-Olive Sauce
Dessert
Carrot Cake
Candied Pecans, Cream Cheese Frosting
Salted Caramel Cheesecake
Cider Caramel, Honeycrisp Apples, Whipped Cream
Ice Cream and Sorbet
Flavors of the Day
Appetizer
choice of one
Clam Chowder
New England-Style, Bacon, Potatoes
Petite Crab Cake
Remoulade, Carrot and Celery Slaw
Yogurt Parfait
Housemade Granola, Fresh Berries
Shrimp Cocktail
Classic Cocktail Sauce, Lemon
Entrée
choice of one
Eggs Benedict
Breakfast Potatoes. Choice of: Ham, Smoked Salmon, Crab Cake, Spinach
Scrambled Eggs
Breakfast Potatoes, Bacon
Golden Waffles
Berry Sauce, Maple Syrup
Pan-Seared Salmon*
Potato Purée, Green Beans
Dessert
choice of one
Carrot Cake
Candied Pecans, Cream Cheese Frosting
Key Lime Pie
Graham Cracker Crust, Honey Meringue
Ice Cream and Sorbet
Flavors of the Day
*In compliance with Code 3-603.11: Wisconsin Food and Safety Agencies, advise that eating raw or undercooked meat, poultry, eggs, or seafood poses a heath risk to everyone
Traditional Emilia-Romagna Cuisine
$75. Customize Your Dinner - Please select one of each:
Un Antipasto
your small starter appetizer
Un Primo
your small pasta course
Un Secondo
your main course
Un Dolce
your small dessert
Antipasti
Insalata Mista
Field greens with fresh vegetables, olive oil, red wine vinegar
Prosciutto e Coppa con Gnocco Fritto
Prosciutto di Parma and Coppa Piacentina with warm fried dough
Bruciatini all'Aceto con Insalata di Campo
Baby greens with warm crispy pancetta glazed with balsamic vinegar
Flan di Parmigiano con Verdure Primaverili
Parmigiano flan with spring vegetables ($5 supplemental)
Lumache alla Bobbiese
Braised escargots with white wine, leeks, and tomato in the style of the town of Bobbio
Primi
Tagliatelle al Ragu' Bolognese
Fresh wide-ribbon pasta with Bolognese meat ragù. A meat stew (also made with vegetables and fish) was popular in medieval France in the XII-XIV centuries. It arrived in Italy thanks to the Pope's transfer to the Vatican and the Angevin court of Naples. Tomatoes were not included in the original recipe until 1790 and the sauce spread throughout Italy. But it wasn't until the perfect pairing with tagliatelle pasta from Bologna that it became a world-famous dish. The original recipe was filed in 1982 and has been kept at the Bologna Chamber of Commerce ever since
Pisarèi e Faśö alla Piacentina
Tender bread gnocchi with braised borlotti beans, tomato, olive oil, and Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
Spoja Lorda alla Faentina coi Ripieno dei Cappelletti
House-made cheese-filled pasta squares in chicken broth and spring vegetables. Spoja lorda (Dirty, stained pasta in dialect) is a traditional dish from the town of Faenza. It was created to recycle leftover cheese filling for cappelletti pasta, the most common and popular hand-made pasta from the area. Rather than throw away the remaining cheese, it was thinly spread between two thin layers of pasta, cut into squares, and simmered in chicken broth
Garganelli alla Panna, Prosciutto e Piselli
Pasta quills with prosciutto, spring peas, and Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese sauce
Crespella di Spinaci al Forno Ripiena di Mortadella di Bologna IGP
Oven-baked spinach crepe with creamy Mortadella filling
Secondi
Grigliata Mista di Carne
Mixed grill: beef strip loin, pork ribs, lamb chop, and Italian sausage, served with garlic-rosemary roasted potatoes ($7 supplemental)
Branzino al Vino Rosso
Poached Mediterranean sea bass with Brussels sprouts and red wine reduction
Agnello con Piselli alla Romagnola
Romagna-style lamb with stewed spring peas and tomatoes
Maiale al Latte alla Ravennate
Ravenna-style pork tenderloin braised in milk, herbs, and lemon zest. Although it may seem unusual, this is a very traditional preparation of the region. It is common in the cuisine of Emilia-Romagna to braise certain proteins in milk, a unique and unexpected step, often with surprising results
Ragù d'Astice al Curry "San Domenico"
Lobster fricassée with vermouth and curry cream scented with tarragon ($12 supplemental)
Dolci
Pera Cotta al Lambrusco
Bosc pear poached in Lambrusco wine with mascarpone cream
Crema di Limone "Costa d'Amalfi"
Chilled lemon custard with toasted meringue and blueberry compote
Budino di Caramello
Sea salt caramel pudding with dark chocolate ganache
Torta di Cioccolato Amaro
Flourless chocolate cake with vanilla bean crème anglaise
Classico Tiramisu' del Ristorante Bartolotta dal 1993
Signature dessert of layered mascarpone mousse, espresso soaked savoiardi cookies dusted with dark cocoa
Harbor House is a bright, spacious New England-style seafood restaurant Milwaukee residents and visitors love, set on the shore of Lake Michigan.
Harbor House offers a premier lakefront dining experience and the freshest seafood flown in daily from both coasts. The interior features a three-sided bar, a raw bar, an open kitchen and a private dining room available for special events and parties. An outdoor patio features a full bar, Adirondack chairs and unparalleled views of the lake, the Milwaukee Art Museum and Milwaukee’s skyline.
Harbor House specializes in oysters, selling more than 10,000 each month and offering a different variety each day depending on what’s available and fresh. In addition to fresh fish and seafood options, the menu offers a variety of specialty dishes, from steak and pasta to sandwiches, salads and a signature hamburger. A weekday happy hour features 89-cent oysters and drink specials. Sunday brunch is served buffet-style and features raw bar offerings, salads, desserts, and both breakfast and lunch entrée options.