You scan the menu, spot a few favourites, and then somebody asks the question that slows the whole table down.
“What’s actually in that?”
Fair enough. A dish name only tells you so much, especially when you’re choosing between a Beef Dip with au jus, a loaded rice bowl, a noodle salad, and a very serious bowl of mac and cheese.
So before the order turns into a full group debate, here’s what you’re really getting.
Beef Dip Au Jus: Bring Extra Napkins
The Beef Dip Au Jus at Warehouse starts with house-roasted, thinly sliced AAA beef on a garlic-buttered baguette, topped with crispy onions and horseradish mayo.
Then comes the best part- au jus on the side for dipping.
You get tender beef, a little crunch, a bit of kick from the horseradish, and bread that gets better with every dip.
Probably not the best choice if you’re wearing white on a first date.
Still worth ordering.
The General Tao Bowl Does a Little Bit of Everything
Some nights call for a burger. Other nights, you want a bowl with a little bit of everything.
The General Tao Bowl at Warehouse fits that mood pretty well.
It comes with sautéed mixed vegetables, jasmine rice, and sweet Tao sauce, then gets finished with toasted sesame seeds, green onions, and cilantro. You can choose crispy chicken or cauliflower, and it even comes with a fortune cookie at the end.
It’s sweet, savoury and filling, with enough going on to keep every bite interesting.
Basically, it’s a solid pick when you want comfort food without going straight for the burger and fries.
The Union Street Noodle Salad Is Not a Sad Desk Salad
Some salads feel like a side dish pretending to be dinner.
This isn’t one of them.
The Union Street Noodle Salad at Warehouse comes with marinated chicken, chow mein noodles, mixed greens, cabbage, green onion, cucumber, and avocado.
Then it gets toasted almonds, mandarin oranges, cilantro, and a tamari soy-sesame-ginger dressing.
You get a little sweetness, plenty of crunch and enough variety to make it feel like a proper meal.
Want more heat? Add hot sauce on the side.
It’s a solid pick when you want something fresh without feeling like you ordered the boring option.
Warehouse Mac & Cheese Is for the Nights That Need Cheese
Maybe the day was long.
Maybe it’s late.
Maybe you simply saw “mac & cheese” and stopped reading.
We get it.
Warehouse Mac & Cheese starts with cavatappi noodles in a signature three-cheese and roasted red pepper Alfredo sauce.
It’s finished with a crunchy crust topped with Grana Padano cheese. Garlic pan bread comes alongside because apparently carbs also deserve a side of carbs.
It’s rich, cheesy and very much in the comfort-food category.
If that sounds like your kind of order, these picks, based on the kind of night you’re having, can help you narrow things down.
And If Someone Says “Fries for the Table…”
You already know how this goes.
Someone suggests one starter.
Five minutes later there’s barely any room left between everyone’s drinks.
Warehouse Loaded Fries are on the starter menu and described simply as savoury and spicy. They’re an easy table order when nobody wants to commit to sharing their actual meal.
Will everyone say they only want a few?
Obviously.
Will they disappear anyway?
Also obviously.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in the Beef Dip Au Jus at Warehouse?
It has house-roasted AAA beef, crispy onions and horseradish mayo on a garlic-buttered baguette, with au jus for dipping.
Can I get the General Tao Bowl without chicken?
Yes. Current Warehouse menus offer crispy chicken or cauliflower with the bowl.
What dressing comes on the Union Street Noodle Salad?
It comes with a tamari soy-sesame-ginger dressing, plus chicken, chow mein noodles, greens, avocado, almonds, and mandarin oranges.
What pasta does Warehouse Mac & Cheese use?
Warehouse uses cavatappi noodles with its three-cheese and roasted red pepper Alfredo sauce.
Pick Whatever the Night Calls For
Go with Beef Dip when you want something hearty. General Tao when you’re in the mood for a loaded bowl. Union Street when you want something fresher. Mac & Cheese when comfort food is the only answer.
You really don’t need to overthink the order. Pick what sounds good, grab a few things for the table, and let everyone do their own thing.
Bring your friends, find your nearest location, and settle in for good food, good drinks, and whatever the night turns into.
See you at Warehouse.
