Welcome to Hackberry's Bistro

Hours:
Monday-Thursday • 11 am to 9 pm
Friday and Saturday • 9 am to 10 pm
Sunday • 9 am to 9 pm

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Hackberry's Catering
Call Abagail
@ 784.5798 ext. 243

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Hackberry's
Hours!
Monday through Friday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

July Brunch
Friday • July 17 • 9 a.m.

$8.29 per person/tax and gratuity not included
Reservations by noon on Wednesday, July 15th.
Brunch samplers are served family-style and include a choice of coffee, tea, milk, or juice.

~Tropical Smoothie~

~Banana Pancakes with
Maple Pecan Butter~

~Buckwheat Blini with Smoked Salmon and Crème Fraiche~

~Coffee & Doughnuts
(mini coriander doughnuts with an orange glaze)~

Space is limited,
reserve your spot today—
608.784.5798 ext. 243!

Hackberry's identity is separate from the popular People's Food Coop Deli because we intend to offer guests an elegant and relaxing dining experience. We offer full tableside service for lunch and dinner and for our weekend brunches. Please remember to give your server your Co-op member number so that your Hackberry's purchases may be recorded.

Hackberry's showcases a seasonal dinner menu, which incorporates the freshest flavors and ingredients that highlight each season. The dinner menu changes at least two times per year. All of the salads are made with organic baby greens.

Hackberry's features a variety of beverages, ranging from coffee, fair trade organic espresso drinks, tea, and soymilk to fine wines, beers and after-dinner drinks.

Throughout the year, we offer a variety of special events including wine tastings; Friday Brunch; special Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, and Oktoberfest menus (to name just a few).

The concept behind the name we choose for our restaurant is really quite simple. Our dining area overlooks Fifth Avenue and the tree-lined Cameron Park. The view of Cameron Park is cherished by the members we gathered for a focus group to help us shape the identity of the restaurant. In particular, focus group members kept mentioning the hackberry trees in the park. The hackberry tree is related to elm trees.
It is a forgiving urban tree and is considered tolerant of most soil and moisture conditions. It also grows very fast and tall (in good conditions and soil) and it works perfectly with cities' architecture without interfering. These trees can live 20 to 40 years. Hackberry trees are typical of the Midwest and Northeast regions of United States.