Kerbey Lane’s been open for a while, so it’s natural that some menu items are no longer featured. This doesn’t mean, though, that favorites are gone forever. Items like Carl’s Breakfast are still available on request. It comes with an English muffin breakfast sandwich with ham, egg, and cheddar, with sides of home fries and fruit.

WhileOlamaie’s biscuits are famous, the Southern restaurant keeps the popular item off the menu to avoid becoming a biscuit-only kitchen, only making a limited number daily. Fear not, though: place your order for the warm, flaky, and buttery rolls slathered with honey butter as soon as you sit down.

While it’s not a secret menu really,Amy’soffers up various flavor combinations not written out on its boards. The Elvis, a combination of bananas, peanut butter, and Mexican vanilla, and The Rico, a blend of Mexican vanilla, graham crackers, cinnamon, and strawberries, have become household names among visitors and can be ordered at any time.

Thesteakhouseadds an adult twist to the classic childhood favorite with its wine shakes. The off-menu beverage blends together vanilla ice cream and its very own label of cabernet sauvignon.

The restaurant chain combines Southern cooking techniques with seafood for its extravagant off-menu chicken fried lobster.

Despite being removed from the menu, moviegoers can still enjoy two pizza favorites on request fromAlamo Drafthouse. The first is the Raging Bull, topped with sausage, olives, jalapeños, and crushed red pepper. The other favorite is Enter the Dragon, a meat lover’s heaven that features pepperoni, ham, and sausage. It’s pizza nostalgia.

It’s no secret thatTorchy’s Tacoshas a few off-menu dishes, but with the already-listed impressive lineup of tacos, it’s easy to forget that. If you’re craving a breakfast taco, try for The Jack of Clubs. For any other meal — or if you’re feeling extra hungry — ask for the Ace of Spades. Sausage, brisket, queso, and a fried egg are just a few tasty ingredients featured in the taco.

Noted calzone enthusiast from television showParks and RecreationBen Wyatt would be pleased withHome Slice’s off-menu dish The Vatican — not to be confused with the big structure in Rome. The sandwich, packed with ham, salami, Capicola, and provolone cheese that is then stuffed and baked inside a cheese calzone.