Highlights from the updated menu at BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar

Highlights from the updated menu at BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar

Feb 1, 20181 min read

Fukushu Restaurant Concepts’ Southern restaurant, BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar, launched its new menu on Wednesday.

The dinner menu received modest updates with tweaks to existing dishes and a few new dishes. For example, the Ribeye steak entree has been replaced with the Steak Frites ($23), which now features a flat iron steak with fries and chimichurri.

Two completely new additions are the Cioppino ($28) with mussels, shrimp, white fish, potato, fennel, and crispy bread along with the Butternut Squash Risotto ($15) with wild mushroom, sun-dried tomato, chive oil, and hazelnuts (add shrimp for $9).

The cocktail menu features creative concoctions that serve more as homages to drinking traditions rather than recreations of classic cocktails. In addition to a couple of julep cup-bound cocktails, sangria and a Paloma-inspired highball join the fray.

Terroir Julep ($12)

AZ Distilling Commerce Gin, Bacanora, local honey, muddled rosemary, lavender oil, lemon oils
Terroir Julep at BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar (Credit: Matthew Martinez)
Terroir Julep at BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar (Credit: Matthew Martinez)

Mel’s First Word ($12)

Mezcal, reposado tequila, local honey, Yellow Chartreuse, cilantro tincture
Mel's First Word at BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar (Credit: Matthew Martinez)
Mel’s First Word at BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar (Credit: Matthew Martinez)

Transatlantic Sangria ($10)

House-made falernum, dark rum, Curacao, passion fruit, vanilla, red wine
Transatlantic Sangria at BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar (Credit: Matthew Martinez)
Transatlantic Sangria at BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar (Credit: Matthew Martinez)

Peach Tea Old Fashioned ($10) 

Cardamom and black tea infused bourbon, arrack, peach liqueur, turbinado sugar, milk-washed
Peach Tea Old Fashioned at BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar (Credit: Matthew Martinez)
Peach Tea Old Fashioned at BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar (Credit: Matthew Martinez)

Catalina Highball ($10)

Vodka, prickly pear juice, tamarindo, lemon juice, chamoy + Tajín
Catalina Highball at BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar (Credit: Matthew Martinez)
Catalina Highball at BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar (Credit: Matthew Martinez)

BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar is located at 7109 N. Oracle Rd. For more information, call (520) 441-9509 or visit birdmodern.com. Keep up with BIRD Modern Provisions & Bar on Facebook.

Article written by:

Jackie Tran

Jackie Tran is a Tucson-based food writer and photographer. Best known locally for his work for Tucson Foodie, his work has also appeared in publications such as Bon Appétit, National Geographic, and the New York Times.

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