selection of three cheeses, some local, some from abroad. served with crostini, fruit, and nuts
$11.95
Add Artisan Charcuterie For$3.50
P.e.i. Mussels
$8.25
fresh prince edward island mussels, white wine, garlic, fennel, flat leaf parsley, grilled baguette
Soup & Salads
add grilled chicken or southwest tofu to any salad for $2.50. homemade dressings: roasted red pepper vinaigrette, bleu cheese, sweet onion and sherry vinaigrette, orange-ginger vinaigrette, creamy horseradish poppy seed
Buffalo Chili
local ground buffalo, black beans, fresh vegetables, chiles, bad elmer’s porter, spices
Cup$3.50
Bowl$4.95
Ignacio’s Four Bean Chili
zesty tomato broth, black beans, pinto beans, garbanzo beans, white beans, diced vegetables
Cup$3.50
Bowl$4.95
Soup Of The Day
sometimes classic, sometimes a little bit different, always homemade
Cup$3.50
Bowl$4.95
The Upland
$5.25
field greens, sliced cucumber, carrots, cherry tomatoes, garlic cheese croutons
Watercress Salad
$8.95
wild watercress, field greens, raisins, toasted cashews, carrots, cherry tomatoes
house made five-herb caesar dressing, parmesan cheese, garlic cheese croutons
Warm Bacon Spinach Salad
$8.95
savoy spinach, hard boiled egg, local winter squash, muenster chesse, warm bacon dressing
Apricot Bibb
$9.50
organic boston bibb lettuce, white wine and honey poached apricots, shaved fennel, toasted almonds, blue cheese crumbles, sweet onion and sherry vinaigrette
Entrees
entrees are served with a cup of our daily featured soup, buffalo chili, four bean chili, or a light dinner salad of field greens and fresh vegetables.
Farm To Table Steak
chef’s choice cut, mashed local sweet potatoes and winter squash, sautéed green beans, and british pub onion demi glaze
Market Price
Cassoulet
$16.25
traditional southern french white bean stew in homemade broth, smoked fischer farms pork belly, we farm garlic sausage, confit of indiana all-natural chicken, local herbs, hot french bread
Jose’s Enchiladas
$16.95
shredded fischer farms beef enchiladas topped with authentic mexican molé sauce, shredded lettuce, cheese, radish, and a sour cream sauce
Goulash
$13.95
braised beef cooked with smoked paprika, onions, garlic, tomato, and wine, served in its own gravy with fresh spaetzle, sauteed green beans, french bread
Local Pork Chop Chile Verde
$16.95
fischer farms bone-in pork chop, colorado chili verde sauce, buttered green beans, mashed local sweet potatoes and winter squash
all grill sandwiches come with lettuce, tomato, onion and the choice of: grilled chicken breast, 1/2 pound fischer farms beef burger, spicy black bean patty, 1/2 pound local buffalo burger (add $1.25)
Classic
$8.75
choice of sharp cheddar, swiss, smoked gouda, or jalapeno pepper-jack
Philly
$9.75
grilled mushrooms, grilled onions and swiss
Bad Elmer’s Favorite
$9.75
sharp cheddar, apple wood smoked bacon, bad elmer’s porter bbq
Blue Flame (spicy)
$9.75
upland‘s blue cheese-jalapeno spread
Inferno (very Spicy)
$9.75
jalapeno pepperjack, banana peppers and our habanero hellfire sauce
penne pasta, sautéed garlic, upland wheat beer, fresh cream, mozzarella and cheddar-jack, toasted french baguette
$11.95
Add Grilled Chicken Or Southwest Tofu For$2.50
Ratatouille
$13.95
eggplant, sweet bell pepper, onions, zucchini, cooked in a sauce of heartland family farms summer tomatoes with fresh herbs and boursin cheese, served on a bed of cous cous
Dessert
Kahlua Chocolate Cake
$4.95
house made flourless chocolate cake with vanilla brandy whipped cream
Bacon Ice Cream
$6.25
from the chocolate moose with chocolate covered bacon
We’ve been brewing ales, lagers, and sours in Bloomington, Indiana since 1998. Many of our brews are unique twists on traditional recipes, while others are products of our own imaginations. We’re proud to say that several of our beers have brought home national and international medals and awards, but what we really care about is brewing the kinds of beer we like to drink, and providing a fresh local option to our communities. It never hurts to get a pat on the back, though! Along the way, we’ve made lots of friends and drank our unfair share of good beer, all while trying to do good in our communities and do well as a craft brewery.