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410 Bank Street Restaurant
410 Bank Street Restaurant
410 Bank St
Cape May, NJ 08204
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announcement
Fall Hours:
Dinner from 5pm
Closed on Wednesdays + 9/25, 10/1 & 10/2
Last night of the Season, Sunday, October 7th
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Main Menu
1 Entrée or 2 Appetizers per/person
Appetizers
Grilled Asparagus Amandine
$12.95
Creole Mustard & Lemon Vinegar with toasted Almonds and Microgreens
Blackened Sea Scallops
$15.50
Fresh local Captain's Catch with a Louisiana Remoulade Sauce
Havana Bay Shrimp Trio
Mango Relish, Island BBQ Sauce and Caribbean Cole Slaw
- $15.95
Smoked Mako Shark Medallions
$15.50
Pan-seared with a Honey, Ginger and Sesame glaze
Five Mushroom Sauté
$14.95
Served over a Puff Pastry in a Marsala Demi-glaze
Gulf Stream Crab Terrine
$16.50
Layers of Jumbo Lump Crabmeat, Jersey Tomatoes and Avocado
N'Orleans Surf & Turf
$15.95
Steamed Oysters and Blackened Filet Mignon, House Smoked Bacon and Chèvre cheese crostini in Oyster Cream
410 Market Salad
$11.95
Mixed Organic Field Greens, Belgian Endive, Fresh Jersey Grape Tomatoes and Enoki Mushrooms Raspberry Balsamic Vinaigrette
Soup
Bayou Oyster Stew
$13.95
Pan-seared Gulf Oysters, creamy golden Roux, Louisiana Spices
Crawfish Bisque
$12.50
Crawfish tail meat, Shellfish Fumet, Trinity of vegetables and finished with Sherry Wine
Chef's Soup Du Jour
Specialties of the House
Cajun Shellfish Gumbo File
$39.95
Lobster, Scallops, Shrimp, Crawfish, Crabmeat and Mesquite Smoked Louisiana Sausage in a rich Dark-Roux Gumbo
Mesquite Grilled Lobster Tail
12 oz. South African Cold Water Tail with Mardi Gras Beurre Blanc at Market
New Orleans Voodoo Shrimp
$34.95
large, fresh Gulf Shrimp sautéed, 'barbecue' style, in a rich spicy and authentic Voodoo Beer Sauce
Coconut Battered Catfish
$27.95
in a Cuban Lime-Jalapeño Sauce sautéed with Bananas and Jersey Tomatoes
Grilled Skuna Bay Salmon
$30.95
from Van Couver Island, Shrimp Butter glazed, Center Cut Fillet, served with a Cucumber Lime Aioli
Florida Keys Red Snapper
$32.95
sautéed and dressed with our classic light Tomato, Lemon and White Wine French Provencale Sauce
Trawler to Table
Captain Caught Fresh Fish sourced from our Local Fishing Fleet, served with 410's famed sauces
Atlantic Cape Yellow-Fin Tuna
$37.95
Mesquite grilled with 410's signature Barbadian Black Bean Sauce
Canyon Caught Atlantic Swordfish
$37.50
with a Champagne, Crabmeat and Mushroom Cream Sauce
Mako Shark Creole
$35.95
Center-cut, blackened Mako in a Sea of Shrimp and Crawfish Creole Sauce finished with Cajun Shrimp
Cape May Mahi Mahi
in a Macadamia Nut-Crust, served with Coconut Shrimp, Polynesian Rice and Vanilla Island Rum Sauce
- $38.95
Meats & Roasts
Blackened Prime Rib
Applewood Smoked on the bone, coated in our signature spices, pan-blackened, served with Mashed Potatoes and fresh Corn Chili at Market
Jamaican Steak
$39.95
Center Cut 8 oz. Filet Mignon flame grilled and served with twin Island Sauces and Savory Bread Pudding
The Original Steak 410
$42.95
Mesquite grilled prime 12 oz. New York Strip with 410's famed Steak Sauce
Baby Rack of Lamb
with a French Country Pinot Noir Demi-Glaze and Truffle Butter Mashed Potatoes
- $40.95
Mesquite Grilled Fillets of Chicken Breast
$28.95
with a Cranberry fruit compote and Sweet Potato pie
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General Info
Payment Types
Visa
MasterCard
American Express
All Major Cards
Cuisine
Cajun / Creole
French
Seafood
Steakhouse
Meals
Dinner
Hours
Monday:
5:00pm - 10:00pm
Tuesday:
5:00pm - 10:00pm
Wednesday:
5:00pm - 10:00pm
Thursday:
5:00pm - 10:00pm
Friday:
5:00pm - 10:00pm
Saturday:
5:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday:
5:00pm - 10:00pm
About Us
410 Banks Street Restaurant is the consistent winner of the New Jersey Monthly's "Best Restaurant" award for over 25 years. ZAGAT gives 410 the ranking of one the top ten restaurants in New Jersey and 'top restaurants in America.' The New York Times writes "People drive down to Cape May just to eat at 410 Bank Street, and it's worth it." 410 is celebrating it's 32nd year. Dine in our tropical garden, porches or dining room. Spinning over-head fans, hanging vines, and tropical foliage adorn this 1840 Carriage house, and entrance pathway, you will be forgiven for thinking you're in the Caribbean.