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Trolley Cottage Café

Central CityVerified Jun 27, 2026

Trolley Cottage Café's menu in Central City, Utah has 32 items across 8 sections, with prices from $3.50 to $28 — verified Jun 27, 2026.

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Compiled from Trolley Cottage Café's official sources, last verified Jun 27, 2026. Items and prices change — please confirm with the restaurant.

Brunch — Signature Dishes

  • Parmesan Brioche Toast - prosciutto, arugula, tomato, poached eggs, hollandaise, potatoes $18
  • Classic Eggs Benedict - ham, poached eggs, hollandaise on English muffin, potatoes $16
  • Avocado Sourdough Toast - hummus, tahini, herb aioli, pickled onions, tomato, arugula $16
  • House Smoked Salmon Tartine - cream cheese, cucumber, tomato, pickled onions, capers, arugula $18
  • Buttermilk Pancakes - mixed berries and mascarpone cream $14
  • Pain Perdu (French Toast) - orange Grand Marnier sauce, berries, mascarpone cream $16
  • Hot Smoked Salmon Hash - yams, Brussels sprouts, peppers, onions, herbs, poached eggs $18
  • Breakfast Burrito - scrambled eggs, poblanos, refried beans, chili sauce, queso, avocado $15
  • Croque Madame - ham and cheese melt with bechamel, gruyere, fried egg $15

Brunch — Sides

  • Jalapeno Chicken Sausage Patty $4.50
  • Pork Sausage Patty $4.50
  • Two Eggs Any Style $4.50
  • Breakfast Potatoes $3.50
  • Bacon (2) $3.50

To Start

  • Hummus & Falafel - cucumber and tomato salad, pickled onions, chili oil $15
  • Sweet Peach Caprese - ripe peaches, mozzarella, tomato, basil, balsamic glaze $15
  • Smoked Salmon Tartine - cream cheese, cucumber, tomato, arugula, pickled onions, capers $14

Bowls & Salads

  • Black Bean, Kale & Quinoa Bowl - fried tofu, Brussels sprouts, yam, avocado, tahini, chili oil $16
  • Caesar Salad - romaine, bacon, rosemary croutons, parmesan, Caesar dressing $15
  • Beet & Apple Salad - field greens, candied pecans, cranberries, Gorgonzola, cider vinaigrette $15
  • Trolley Cobb Salad - avocado, bacon, boiled eggs, cherry tomatoes, cobb dressing $15
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Sandwiches & Burgers

  • House Turkey Breast Sandwich - bacon, tomato, lettuce, avocado, herb aioli, grilled sourdough $16
  • Grilled Bacon Cheeseburger - havarti, grilled onions, tomato, pickle, arugula, bearnaise mayo $18
  • Grilled Chicken & Baked Brie Sandwich - pesto on ciabatta, arugula, pickled onions, tomato $16
  • Grilled Bacon Swiss Cheeseburger - gruyere and swiss, grilled onions, tomato, pickle, arugula $18

Mains

  • Steak Frites - New York steak, herb butter, fries $28

Pasta

  • Pesto Penne Pasta - fresh basil pesto, parmesan, olive oil $18
  • Fettuccine Alfredo - creamy parmesan sauce with butter and garlic $18
  • Salmon Piccata - linguine, tomato, mushroom, capers, artichoke, creamy sauce $23
  • Meatball Spaghetti - house-made spaghetti, meatballs, hearty tomato sauce $22

Dessert

  • Chocolate Mousse Cake - with mixed berries $10
  • Classic Cheesecake - with mixed berries $10

Frequently asked

Does Trolley Cottage Café have a menu online?

Yes — Trolley Cottage Café's full menu (32 items across 8 sections) is on this page, last verified Jun 27, 2026.

How much does food cost at Trolley Cottage Café?

Menu items run from $3.50 to $28.

How is Trolley Cottage Café rated?

4.5★ on Google from 646 reviews.

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