Pan Roasted Fazio Farms Chicken - Fig, Dried Cherry, and Blackberry Jus Lie
$22.00
The Finest Organic Chicken Slowly Pan Roasted.
Nature Veal a la Valdostana
$27.00
Milk Fed Veal Escalopes Topped with Julienne Parma Ham, Fontina Cheese, and Finished in a Marsala Wine Based Reduction Accented with Mushrooms and Fresh Tomato.
Chefs’ Duck Presentation of the Evening
$25.50
Our Staff will Gladly Describe the Chefs' Presentation for this Evening.
Certified House Aged New York Cut Black Angus Sirloin
$29.50
A Choice House Aged 14 oz. Black Angus Sirloin Served with a Maître ?Hôtel Butter.
Veal Osso Buco a la Milanese - Porcini Scented Risotto
$37.50
Fresh Thick Cut Veal Shanks Slowly Braised in Pinot Noir, Veal Stock, Vidalia Onions, Leeks, Shallots, and Fine Herbs.
Rack of Australian Lamb - Chipotle Plum and Roasted Shallot Sauce
$36.00
A Choice Herb Dusted Rack of Australian Lamb.
Center Cut Filet Mignon Bordelaise - Mushroom Garni
$31.50
A Well Trimmed Choice Filet Cooked to Your Specifications.
In the heart of the fruit and vineyard country of Ulster County of John Foglia's Ship Lantern Inn, Route 9W, Milton, N.Y., oldest restaurant in the valley serving continental food. The building dates back to Revolutionary War days. Its nautical decor features miniature sailing ships from Mr. Foglia's personal collection.
It's the largest of its kind built by one person, Capt. H. Percy Ashley. These exquisitely detailed models show naval and commercial shipping as it was in the past: the Hudson River Sloop "Abraham Lincoln" of Catskill 1860, Privateer "General Armstrong" U.S.N., War of 1812. Historical Schooner "Enterprise" U.S.N., 1799.
Mr. Foglia is one of the four original founders of the renowned Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee Company which was awarded the Army and Navy "E" as a result of sample tastings supplied from the kitchen of this restaurant. Ship Lantern Inn is now enjoying its third generation of family management.