BrewDog Manchester's New BBQ Menu

BrewDog Manchester

BBQ food and beer is one smokey demon of a combination. We can't get enough of the awesome BBQ joints springing up across the UK, especially the amazing Red's in Leeds and Duke's Brew & Que in Haggerston, which is also home to Beavertown brewery. BrewDog Manchester was in the process of switching up its menu, and given our latest obsession, it seemed only natural to set fire to some coals and start marinading some massive cuts of meat! Give us a rack of ribs and a Punk IPA any day and see our happy little faces glow. Ladies and gents, we give you BrewDog Manchester's BBQ menu!

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Leading the BBQ brigade is resident Head Chef Matt, who has been with the bar since it opened. Fun fact, Matt was also the stunt double for the starring role in the movie 'Thor'. He is the Evil Knievel of cooking! Matt's rocking some awesome dishes, including pulled pork, brisket, ribs and some killer sides.

"Our Pulled Pork is 14 hour slow cooked. We use our own blend of herbs and spices for the rub as well as our own flavour injections and our own beer based BBQ sauce (currently 5AM but still experimenting...any suggestions?). We serve it on a fresh bun for an epic sandwich"

"The Brisket is a 12-14 hour slow cook, again using our own blend of rubs and flavour injections, and served on a wedge of fresh granary loaf"

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"Our Pork Ribs are smoked for around 3 hours, with a sumptuous mix of herbs and spices. We serve these naked, without any sauce or glaze, but everything is served with sides of our own BBQ sauce and Ketchup and we're going to be launching mustard in beer bottles soon, so you can mix it up to your tastes."


"Beef ribs are obviously a BBQ staple! Ours are smoked for 6 hours in Hardcore IPA based jus, which rocks. Hardcore. These are only available on weekends"

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"For the veggies, we've got a Mushroom and Halloumi burger which is getting a lot of great feedback from some of our regulars. We use smoked mushrooms and grilled halloumi, topped with hoummus, beetroot and tomato. It's a pretty chunky vegetarian option"


"For sides, we've gone with a Monterey Jack and Red Leicester sauce Mac & Cheese topped with breadcrumbs and spring onion and finished in the smoker for a bit of smokey depth at the end"

"We've also got sweet potato fries, which are going down an absolute storm, they're one of our most raved about menu items. Plus there's the burnt beans smoked in a tomato and BBQ sauce with burnt ends from the brisket and pan-fried sweetcorn in a herbed butter."

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"We'll have some experimental specials appearing every weekend with occasionals during the week too. So far we've had a vegetarian pulled pork, (yeah really!), 48 hour smoked espresso chilli and a massive beef rib! Adam Richman would be in his element"


So who's been down for a bite to eat so far? What do you think? Any other suggestions for awesome beer based sauces?

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Mal 09.07.2013 @ 8:54pm
veggie pulled pork sounds scrumpcious
BrewdogbarK 09.07.2013 @ 10:32am
Hey @veganpunk the vegetarian option can very easily become a vegan option by swapping the haloummi for an extra mushroom. No other dairy used!
Charli3 06.07.2013 @ 12:57am
C'mon Aberdeen ye can dae better than this. I've faith in ye.
Grahamf4 05.07.2013 @ 11:41pm
Awesome. Certainly looks killer.
Jonas P 05.07.2013 @ 4:11pm
It's a pity the vegeterian option isn't vegan though... We also like to eat, and absolutely love the beer!
wainwj 05.07.2013 @ 2:07pm
I made a great Punk IPA and chilli salsa. The hops really fight the chilli on your tongue and make for a great eating experience.Easy to make too, chopped tomato, chopped red onion, chopped green, red and yellow peppers, your choice of chilli, salt and pepper and pour in enough Punk so it looks like salsa but doesn't get too watery.
Gareth B 05.07.2013 @ 1:35pm
Mmm had the pulled pork bun with beans when I was visiting Manchester last week, it was amazing! You need to get your London bars cooking this stuff too otherwise I'm going to have to start making more frequent trips to Manchester.
Pete H., Nottm 05.07.2013 @ 12:11pm
Nice to see a decent veggie option, for once.
beerbaby 05.07.2013 @ 11:26am
use nutmeg instead of cinnamon in your sweet potato mash; a much better combination and not as overpowering. :)