Nothing is more American than apple pie, right? Wrong.

Restaurateur George Abou-Daoud (The Mercantile, Delancey) puts patriotism in overdrive with his latest Hollywood venture, Township Kitchen Americana and Saloon.

Grab a seat at a picnic table or red leather booth and admire the space’s rustic-chic vibe (tin ceiling, flag bunting) or sidle up to the mahogany bar and pledge allegiance to an American whiskey (rye, bourbon, moonshine) or craft beer.

Buckle up for a menu that reads like a national road atlas. Go Hollywood with a Los Angeles Cobb salad or indulge in a hot dog (dressed Chicago, Detroit, or New York style). A Louisiana shrimp boil offers Southern comfort before you venture into Yankee territory with a juicy New England pot roast.

As for that apple pie? It’s topped with vanilla ice cream.

United we stand.

Township Kitchen Americana and Saloon, 6612 Sunset Boulevard, between Cassil Place and Seward Street, Hollywood (323-464-5700 or townshipsaloon.com).

Photo: Rachel Knopfler