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Y N E W a R K Y C a T E R I Y newark Y Catering Pick-Up z Drop-Off Full Service z In-House Parties "Best BBQ Restaurant in the Country." — Good Morning America "One of the Top 10 BBQ Joints in America." —Forbes "Heaping Plates of Glorious 5 Napkin BBQ." —Zagat 862.214.6060 [email protected] The Appetizers DRUNKEN SPICY LARGE SHRIMP BOIL COCKTAIL SHRIMP Peel-and-eat shrimp boiled in beer, Served with herbs and spices. Served cold habanero cocktail sauce. with habanero cocktail sauce. per pound (about 14 pieces) per pound (about 25 shrimp) 21.95 30.00 JUMBO ROASTER SMOKED CHICKEN WINGS Jumbo chicken wings, rubbed, smoked and tossed in your choice of sauce: y Honey BBQ y Jerk BBQ y Sesame Hoisin y Hot Wango Tango y Garlic Chipotle Served with our homemade bleu cheese dressing. per dozen 13.95 DINO SLIDERS Choose from these mini sandwiches: y Pulled Pork with pickle y Jerk Pulled Chicken with coleslaw y Brisket with pickled onion & jalapeno relish each 3.95 GUACAMOLE & CREOLE DEVILED FIRE ROASTED EGGS SALSA Lightly spiced with creole with crispy tortilla chips. seasoning. serves 10 30.00 per dozen 12.95 SEASONAL VEGETABLE TRAY An assortment of roasted & raw seasonal vegetables. Served with our creamy homemade hummus dip. serve 25 60.00 | serve 50 120.00 If there is something you want but don't see, let us know, We will make it happen. Pit-Smoked entrees MEMPHIS-STYLE ST. LOUIS-CUT RIBS BBQ PORK Pork ribs smoked and lightly slathered. Dry rubbed and slow cooked up to 12 Cut individually. hours, then hand pulled. BBQ CHICKEN BBQ TEXAS BRISKET A half chicken or mixed quarters Smoked low & slow the ol' timey way, (breast & wing / leg & thigh.) then hand sliced & lightly sauced. Apple brined and slow smoked. PULLED CHICKEN BBQ SALMON Pit smoked, pulled and served with Slow smoked and served with an original or Jerk BBQ Sauce. Asian hoisin BBQ glaze. Requires 48-hour notice and 3-lb. minimum. MOJITO MARINADE Add 3.00 surcharge. BONELESS CHICKEN BREAST BBQ CATFISH Boneless, skinless chicken breast Sweet tea brined, smoked and grilled. marinated in our Mojito Marinade and grilled. PORTOBELLO STACK Marinated, smoked and grilled. SMOKED TURKEY Garnished with peppers, onion and Fresh sliced turkey breast. grilled zucchini. Requires 48-hour notice and 5lb. minimum. Sides +Salads Always Homemade. Ask About our Seasonal Sides. —Hot— —Cold— z BBQ Beans with Pork z Chopped Salad z BBQ Fried Rice z Creamy Coleslaw z Macaroni & Cheese z Sweet and Sour Coleslaw z Simmered Turkey z Broccoli Carrot Salad Neck Greens z Harlem Potato Salad z Black Beans & Rice z Roasted Vegetables with Orzo Desserts ASSORTED MINI PIES each 4.00 y Chocolate Ice Box y Key Lime y Peanut Butter y Blackjack DOUBLE CHOCOLATE CHIP BROWNIES each 1.75 ASSORTED FRESH BAKED COOKIES each 1.50 Beverages COKE BOTTLES BOYLAN'S BOTTLES y Black Cherry y Gingerale y Grape y Cream y Orange Cream y Regular or Diet Root Beer BOTTLED WATER FRESH-BREWED SOUTHERN SWEET TEA (only available with the Full Service option) FRESH-SQUEEZED LEMONADE (only available with the Full Service option) -Y+ Pick-A-Plan SANDWICH PLAN Choice of 1 BBQ Meat (choose pulled pork, beef brisket or pulled chicken), 2 Homemade Sides & Sandwich Rolls. Pick-up or Delivery 11.95 per person Y Full Service 16.95 per person CHICKEN & RIB HOUSE PLAN Special Cut Ribs, Bone-In Chicken Quarters ( ½ white, ½ dark ), 2 Homemade Sides & Cornbread. Pick-up or Delivery 14.95 per person Y Full Service 19.95 per person BBQ DUO Choice of 2 BBQ Meats, 3 Homemade Sides & Cornbread. Pick-up or Delivery 17.95 per person Y Full Service 22.95 per person BBQ TRIFECTA Choice of 3 BBQ Meats, 3 Homemade Sides & Cornbread. Pick-up or Delivery 21.95 per person Y Full Service 26.95 per person CADILLAC PACKAGE Choose 2 Appetizers, 3 BBQ Meats, 3 Homemade Sides, Cornbread & Dessert. Pick-up or Delivery 32.95 per person Y Full Service 37.95 per person Select-A-Service FULL SERVICE We customize a full buffet set-up with servers specifically tailored to your needs. We also offer on-site cooking, grills & pits when applicable. Let us sweat the details so you don't have to. 18% Administrative Fee added for Full Service. DELIVERY Please allow a 1/2-hour delivery window. We come to you and drop off the goods, hot and ready-to-eat in disposable serving pans. Our drivers will set up your spread and your guests help themselves. 10% Administrative Fee added for Delivery. PICK-UP No minimum necessary. Come to the restaurant at a specified time and we will load you up with your food — hot and ready to go — in disposable serving pans. Distance charges may apply. All Packages Include: Disposable Plates, Utensils, Napkins, Serving Utensils & Extra BBQ Sauce. Y Helpful Hints Y WHEN SHOULD YOU BOOK YOUR EVENT? y For Full Service we book up to a year in advance. If you have a date in mind, give us a call. y For Pick-up or Delivery, booking 2-3 days before your event is appreciated, but — the more notice we have — the better! Keep in mind that our busiest months are May- September and there are days we become completely booked, even for small orders. SAME DAY / LAST MINUTE ORDERS Because of the nature of BBQ (low and slow) we cannot always take last minute orders, but please do give us a call — we always try to accommodate your needs! CHANGES TO AN ORDER We are happy to take any changes during office hours with at least 24-hours notice. DEPOSITS Full Service 500. In-House Parties 100. CANCELLATIONS y For FULL SERVICE we require a 1-month cancellation notice. We reserve the right to retain deposits for Full Service events cancelled within 30-days of scheduled event date. y For PICK-UP and DELIVERY we require a 48-hour cancellation notice. Cancellation fees may apply. y For IN-HOUSE PARTIES we require a 1-week cancellation notice. We reserve the right to retain deposits for In-House Parties cancelled within 7-days of scheduled event date. ORDER CONFIRMATIONS Confirming your order with catering office staff is important for making your event a success. Unconfirmed orders will not be guaranteed. We cannot accept changes, cancellations or confirmations through voice mail. Party at our House We offer semi-private space at the restaurant. Interested in Making a large party reservation? Here’s How: y Pick a date & number of guests y Pick a meal plan y Select a Service y Call us at 862.214.6060 y Ask about our bar options 224 Market St., Newark, NJ 07102, Restaurant 862.214.6100 Catering Direct Line 862.214.6060 [email protected] • www.dinobBQ.com MAY 2014.
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