Off the Bone Barbeque introduces THURSDAY NIGHT ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT RIBS SPECIAL! Today, Off the Bone Barbeque announced its new Thursday night all-you-can-eat baby back ribs special. Stop into Off the Bone Barbeque on Thursday from 6:00pm to 9:00pm to enjoy an unlimited quantity of the barbeque spot's famous pork ribs, plus two sides and a soda for just $29.95.
Off the Bone bills itself as a "gourmet" barbeque restaurant, and that attention to flavor and technique is evident in each bite. From the pecan-smoked meats and delicious sides, down to the customer service and comfortable atmosphere, Off the Bone wants every customer to feel like they're sitting down to a family dinner.
Off the Bone is located at 1734 South Lamar Street in Dallas, Tx. In addition to in-store dining, Off the Bone offers a full catering menu for parties and events. For more information, visit www.offthebonebarbeque.com
Showing posts with label bbq. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Food Truck Love Continues: SSahmBBQ
I told the Sig-O this morning that I may have to go on a personal quest to check out all the awesome new gourmet food trucks in Dallas. The good news is that I don't have to go far since they keep showing up in the Arts District for breakfast and lunch. The self-restraint that it takes to walk directly to my office every morning instead of detouring to get a fabu breakfast taco is mind-boggling.
Today's lunch selection was SSahmBBQ. They serve gourmet Korean tacos and my nose is still running from the spices as I type this. But it's a good spicy and it's great flavor. So I am, yet again, in love with another food truck. SSahm's menu is straightforward - letting you select your meat - beef, pork, chicken and tofu, followed by your delivery method - taco, burrito, quesadilla or kimchee fries. The very friendly woman who comes out of the truck to take your order recommended the beef taco to yours trule, as well as the kimchee fries, which come with meat on top. They've got a variety of chips and drinks to choose from, but once I've ordered kimchee friends (aka korean cheese fries), you don't want chips.
Less than 5 minutes later (thank G-sus since it was death hot outside), I get my beef taco and fries. The tacos are wrapped in 2 corn tortillas because it reduces the chances that the fabulous filling will end up on your plate or lap. Along with the meat choice, they include caramelized kimchee, cilantro, onions, and a soy vinagrette salad. This is good stuff. And great call on the double tortilla wrapping. The Kimchee Fries are basically Korean cheese fries, but good lord they were good. I'm not normally one to get something quite that heavy for lunch, but come on, you've got to live a little. The fries are fresh hand cut potatoes(I saw this happen), monterey jack & cheddar cheese, cilantro, onions, that caramelize Kimchee and some spicy mayo. They were seriously good. Brought those back to the office to share. Intern was surprised they were spicy, but I might have neglected to warn her about it. She still thought they had great flavor. My coworker on a con-call snagged a few too and I got a big thumbs up from him.
I'm already checking the SSahmBBQ website to see when they're back over here. You can follow them on FB and Twitter, but the menu and schedule are here for your entertainment. http://www.ssahmbbq.com/
Sorry Sig-O, I may have fallen in love with another food truck, but I promise I'll invite you along. Sometime.
Today's lunch selection was SSahmBBQ. They serve gourmet Korean tacos and my nose is still running from the spices as I type this. But it's a good spicy and it's great flavor. So I am, yet again, in love with another food truck. SSahm's menu is straightforward - letting you select your meat - beef, pork, chicken and tofu, followed by your delivery method - taco, burrito, quesadilla or kimchee fries. The very friendly woman who comes out of the truck to take your order recommended the beef taco to yours trule, as well as the kimchee fries, which come with meat on top. They've got a variety of chips and drinks to choose from, but once I've ordered kimchee friends (aka korean cheese fries), you don't want chips.
Less than 5 minutes later (thank G-sus since it was death hot outside), I get my beef taco and fries. The tacos are wrapped in 2 corn tortillas because it reduces the chances that the fabulous filling will end up on your plate or lap. Along with the meat choice, they include caramelized kimchee, cilantro, onions, and a soy vinagrette salad. This is good stuff. And great call on the double tortilla wrapping. The Kimchee Fries are basically Korean cheese fries, but good lord they were good. I'm not normally one to get something quite that heavy for lunch, but come on, you've got to live a little. The fries are fresh hand cut potatoes(I saw this happen), monterey jack & cheddar cheese, cilantro, onions, that caramelize Kimchee and some spicy mayo. They were seriously good. Brought those back to the office to share. Intern was surprised they were spicy, but I might have neglected to warn her about it. She still thought they had great flavor. My coworker on a con-call snagged a few too and I got a big thumbs up from him.
I'm already checking the SSahmBBQ website to see when they're back over here. You can follow them on FB and Twitter, but the menu and schedule are here for your entertainment. http://www.ssahmbbq.com/
Sorry Sig-O, I may have fallen in love with another food truck, but I promise I'll invite you along. Sometime.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Half off at Mike Anderson's BBQ - Get the Cobbler as a Side, I just drooled on my keyboard
This is from the Groupon Cut & Paster Department again, but I can vouch for the fact this place has great BBQ and Mike is awesome. Plus, the side choices are amazing and super yummy (yes, you can do a plate of just sides). Oh, and cobbler counts as a side. Nom, nom, nom. Here's the deal from Groupon:
Though charcoal drawing was once the dominant artistic medium in America, precious few masterworks survived the realization that those early portraits could be crumpled up and used to smoke delicious stacks of ribs. Honor forgotten artists with today’s Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of barbecue fare and drinks at Mike Anderson's BBQ.
Mike Anderson personally carves each of the hickory-smoke-laden barbecue masterpieces that fill the convivial, cafeteria-style restaurant with a bouquet of rich aromas. The menu's shining star, the dinner plate ($12.50), delights carnivores more than a temp job piloting the Wienermobile with a trio of meats basking in the warm glow of texas toast. Choose from overnight-smoked beef brisket, dry-rubbed and basted ribs, tenderly serenaded pulled pork, and a dream team of other smokehouse jewels before selecting a harmonious side dish accompaniment ($2.75 for a la carte orders). House-made jalapeño pinto beans launch soaring arias and spicy finger-snaps at double-breaded fried okra; a cornucopia of sandwiches ($5–$7) conceals polish sausage, smoked turkey, and more in endearingly soft bun-fortresses.
Get. This. Deal. Now.
Though charcoal drawing was once the dominant artistic medium in America, precious few masterworks survived the realization that those early portraits could be crumpled up and used to smoke delicious stacks of ribs. Honor forgotten artists with today’s Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of barbecue fare and drinks at Mike Anderson's BBQ.
Mike Anderson personally carves each of the hickory-smoke-laden barbecue masterpieces that fill the convivial, cafeteria-style restaurant with a bouquet of rich aromas. The menu's shining star, the dinner plate ($12.50), delights carnivores more than a temp job piloting the Wienermobile with a trio of meats basking in the warm glow of texas toast. Choose from overnight-smoked beef brisket, dry-rubbed and basted ribs, tenderly serenaded pulled pork, and a dream team of other smokehouse jewels before selecting a harmonious side dish accompaniment ($2.75 for a la carte orders). House-made jalapeño pinto beans launch soaring arias and spicy finger-snaps at double-breaded fried okra; a cornucopia of sandwiches ($5–$7) conceals polish sausage, smoked turkey, and more in endearingly soft bun-fortresses.
Get. This. Deal. Now.
A-List Event at Randy Whites- Half of 2 Meat Plate!
Today's A-List Event:
Randy White's Hall of Fame Barbeque
Wednesday June 29, 2011
9225 Preston Rd. Frisco, TX 972.377.0540
OR
19089 LBJ Frwy. Mesquite, TX 972.354.1780
This offer entitles you to 50% Off Any Two Meat Plate for Lunch or Dinner. Dine in only. Not valid with other offers, specials or in conjunction with A-List Certificates. No need to print this certificate just assert your A-List prowess to receive this offer.
Offer Valid: June 29, 2011
Randy White's Hall of Fame Barbeque
Wednesday June 29, 2011
9225 Preston Rd. Frisco, TX 972.377.0540
OR
19089 LBJ Frwy. Mesquite, TX 972.354.1780
This offer entitles you to 50% Off Any Two Meat Plate for Lunch or Dinner. Dine in only. Not valid with other offers, specials or in conjunction with A-List Certificates. No need to print this certificate just assert your A-List prowess to receive this offer.
Offer Valid: June 29, 2011
Thursday, June 16, 2011
BBQ, it's Not Just for Beer Anymore - from Cork
What is Bubble-Q?
Brats, bubbles and fun. We're firing up the grill, chilling down the cold snacks and inviting you to bring your friends and appetites for mouthwatering bratwurst and refreshing sparkling wine at Cork.
What do you get?
For $15 you'll get a juicy German-style bratwurst with all the fixins, chips, and 2 oz. sips (actually more like big cold gulps) of six sparkling wines. Celebrate summer with six sips of sparkling wine! I adore alliteration!
Why come?
Let's put it this way: it's mercilessly hot outside; we will be taking one for the team and standing behind a sweltering grill to bring you a juicy brat while you sip icy cold glasses of vino. You chill....we grill.
Cost:$15/person
Spots limited, please secure your weiner by RSVP by calling 214.780.0373
Brats, bubbles and fun. We're firing up the grill, chilling down the cold snacks and inviting you to bring your friends and appetites for mouthwatering bratwurst and refreshing sparkling wine at Cork.
What do you get?
For $15 you'll get a juicy German-style bratwurst with all the fixins, chips, and 2 oz. sips (actually more like big cold gulps) of six sparkling wines. Celebrate summer with six sips of sparkling wine! I adore alliteration!
Why come?
Let's put it this way: it's mercilessly hot outside; we will be taking one for the team and standing behind a sweltering grill to bring you a juicy brat while you sip icy cold glasses of vino. You chill....we grill.
Cost:$15/person
Spots limited, please secure your weiner by RSVP by calling 214.780.0373
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Lunch with Legends - For Less
Today's Groupon will have you enjoying BBQ with some of your favorite NFL Legends. For $15, you get one ticket to an ESPN "Lunch with a Legend" Series event, sponsored by Sportz Partnerz (a $44 value). Luncheons are held at 3:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. at the following Rudy's "Country Store" and Bar-B-Q locations: June 9–11 in Denton, June 14–17 in Arlington, and June 22–25 in Frisco.
Hosted by former Dallas Cowboys Jay Novacek and Kevin Smith, Sportz Partnerz's ESPN "Lunch with a Legend" events invite fans to meet, greet, and eat with a selection of NFL players and veterans in private luncheons with no more than 100 attendees. Rudy's chefs barbecue infinite amounts of brisket, sausage, and chicken to fuel mingling among fans and football stars. The intimate event allows lunchers to get close enough to smell the fame for 90 minutes of posing for photographs, listening to NFL stories, and snagging barbecue-sauce-smeared autographs. The roster of NFL guests will vary by day and location, and a complete list will be available upon registration. Click here to get yours now.
Hosted by former Dallas Cowboys Jay Novacek and Kevin Smith, Sportz Partnerz's ESPN "Lunch with a Legend" events invite fans to meet, greet, and eat with a selection of NFL players and veterans in private luncheons with no more than 100 attendees. Rudy's chefs barbecue infinite amounts of brisket, sausage, and chicken to fuel mingling among fans and football stars. The intimate event allows lunchers to get close enough to smell the fame for 90 minutes of posing for photographs, listening to NFL stories, and snagging barbecue-sauce-smeared autographs. The roster of NFL guests will vary by day and location, and a complete list will be available upon registration. Click here to get yours now.
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