Gettin' religion: Tasting the new menu at P.O.P.E.

Photos l Mike Persico Seitan Cheesesteak Veggie Napoleon

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Gettin' religion: Tasting the new menu at P.O.P.E.

POSTED: Tuesday, April 21, 2009, 3:48 PM
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Photos l Mike Persico
Seitan Cheesesteak Veggie Napoleon

Consulting chef Pete Miller has reformed the menu at East P'unk favorite the P.O.P.E., and so far, things are looking promising. Along with a new brunch selection, which we told you about in March, the casual tavern now has an expansive, all-day menu of classics like roast pork with pickled red onion, sharp provolone and horseradish mayo, platters of down-home meatloaf and specials of chicken-fried steak.

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Vegetarians and vegans are accommodated with a stellar vegetarian napoleon, in which saut�ed spinach, roasted red peppers, grilled red onions and eggplant are perched atop a generous serving of crispy polenta in tomato sauce. Mac with dairy or vegan cheese, a veggie burger, a seitan cheesesteak and a variety of salads round out the herbivore side.

Miller also worked a few crafty beers into the food offerings, like the tart raspberry lambic viniaigrette that dresses his spinach salad with grilled red onions, crumbled bacon and hard-cooked eggs.

Prices are super-reasonable, topping out around $11 for a special of grilled Cornish game hen. Chalkboard specials will change regularly, like the sixteen rotating taps.

Pub on Passyunk East, 1501 E. Passyunk Ave., 215-755-5125

RELATED: Spankin' new brunch menu debuts this weekend at the P.O.P.E. [24mar09]


Foobooz » Blog Archive » Quick Bites
Posted 2009-04-23 14:53:43
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