Bacon Ring Stacker
Flame-grilled beef stacked with smoked bacon, crispy onion rings, pickles, tomato and lettuce, finished with white cheddar sauce and smoky BBQ on a pull-apart bun.
$12$15
Game Night
Game Night
Food you can eat with one hand while the other one points at the screen. Trays of sliders, baskets of fries and onion rings, and enough sauce that nobody has to share.
Good for: Feeds 6 to 8, ready in 30 minutes
Our tips
- 01
Order an hour before kickoff so the food lands before the first whistle.
- 02
Sliders travel better than full-size burgers and are easier to share.
- 03
Ask for sauces on the side to keep fries and rings crisp.
- 04
Plan on two sliders and one side per person, plus a few extra for halftime.
The spread
What to order for game night
Detroit-Style Pepperoni
A thick, airy pan pizza with a caramelized cheese edge, covered corner to corner in cup-and-char pepperoni over tomato sauce and mozzarella.
$16$20
Buttermilk Chicken Tenders
Hand-breaded buttermilk chicken tenders, fried until craggy and golden, served on warm flatbread with cheddar, shredded lettuce and a drizzle of herb ranch.
$9
Sidekick Combo
The sides bundle: loaded fries with ranch and buffalo sauce, a basket of onion rings and two regular drinks. Built for sharing.
$14
Double Chocolate Chunk Cookies
Soft-baked cocoa cookies loaded with dark chocolate chunks, white chocolate and toasted pecans. Baked through the day and served warm.
$5
Smokestack Brisket Burger
A flame-grilled beef patty piled with 12-hour oak-smoked brisket, cheddar, pickled jalapenos and sticky molasses BBQ sauce on a sesame bun.
$15
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