
Texas Brisket
Peppery bark and soft rendered fat, sliced thick.
This is the menu we're building toward first service. Items, portions, and prices will be confirmed before we open the window.
Photos are styled concept photography. Final plates will be photographed at first service.
The center of the tray, smoked low and slow.

Peppery bark and soft rendered fat, sliced thick.

Meaty spare ribs with a clean bite and a lacquered, smoky finish.

Juicy all the way through, with well-seasoned, smoky skin.

Pork shoulder, tender and rich, ready for any sauce in the collection.

Snappy casing and plenty of smoke.

Post-oak-smoked beef plate ribs with a deep black pepper bark, cooked until they give at a nudge. A set number each day.
Hand-cut steaks, reverse-seared: smoked low over post oak, then seared hard over open coals and rested on smoked garlic butter. Cooked to the temperature you order.
* Cooked to order. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness.

The richest cut on the fire. Deep marbling, a hard crust and a coin of smoked garlic butter melting over the top.

Firm, beefy and clean, with the fat cap rendered crisp over the coals.

Bone-in strip on one side, a smaller tenderloin on the other, both kissed with post-oak smoke.

The big one, built to share: bone-in strip loin with a substantial tenderloin, carved at the window.
Texas smoke, Mississippi soul. Signature seafood, fire-finished to order.

Twin 6 oz grilled tails with garlic brown butter, smoked Gouda mac and Southern greens.

One large tail, grilled over the fire and finished with garlic brown butter. Sold by weight.

Tender lobster, creamy smoked Gouda macaroni and a butter-toasted crumb crust.

Seared shrimp, creamy stone-ground grits and a savory smoky pan sauce.

Grilled shrimp with house honey garlic butter over seasoned rice, with Southern greens.

Shrimp, lobster, lump crab and crawfish in roasted garlic Parmesan cream over fettuccine, with honey garlic French bread.
Built with the same cuts as the rest of the fire.

Thin-sliced filet mignon seared hard on the flattop with sweet onions caramelized in smoked garlic butter and melted provolone, on a toasted hoagie.
The best way to meet the menu: a little of everything, built to share or keep to yourself.

A tasting of the pit with sides and sauces from the Flavor Collection. Final meats, portions, and choices will be posted before first service.

A tasting of our signature non-alcoholic pours. Selections and sizes will be posted if the flight joins the launch menu.
Made with the same attention as the meat. Nobody here treats them as an afterthought.

Creamy, deeply cheesy, with a smoky edge from the gouda.

Slow-cooked beans with brisket burnt ends folded through.

Golden crust, tender crumb, nutty brown butter.

Long-simmered greens with smoked turkey and plenty of pot liquor.

Fire-kissed corn, bright and savory.
From the cooler and the oven: Southern puddings, cakes, a cheesecake, a bourbon pecan pie and a torched-to-order brûlée.

Caramel-infused pudding layered with Chessmen butter cookies and finished with a caramel drizzle. Have it your way: with fresh sliced bananas, or smooth with no banana pieces.

Vanilla cream pudding layered with Biscoff cookies, cinnamon Granny Smith apples and house caramel, finished with cookie crumble.

Rich chocolate cheesecake swirled with caramel on a chocolate cookie crust, under glossy ganache and a caramel drizzle.

Three tender vanilla layers stacked and covered in cooked brown-sugar caramel icing. Add a toasted pecan topping if you like.

Chocolate four ways: dark cocoa layers, chocolate buttercream, glossy ganache and chocolate curls.

Toasted pecans in a dark brown-sugar filling with a splash of bourbon, baked in a flaky crust.

Silky mango custard under a crackling burnt-sugar top, finished with fresh mango.

A thick slice of buttery lemon loaf under a bright, fresh-lemon glaze.
Five sauces, five personalities. Final recipes are being confirmed.

Black pepper, roasted garlic, tomato, molasses, and smoke.

Dark sweetness, pepper, and char, in a bourbon-inspired direction.

Southern peach sweetness with a bright, controlled heat.

Dark fruit, smoky chile, and a layered sweet-heat finish.

Mustard, honey, vinegar, black pepper, and spice.
Signature non-alcoholic drinks, made to stand next to barbecue. Cocktails live on The Pour.

Iced tea with ripe peach flavor, sweet and refreshing.

Tart lemonade, dark berries, and cool mint.

Bright lime with the color and soft fruit of prickly pear.

Pineapple with a touch of smoke and a warm ginger finish.
Nothing on the menu matches that. Try “brisket”, “sides”, or “peach”.

We're finalizing how the meats and sides come together as plates and orders for a crowd. They'll appear here once they're set.