“Enhancing lives around great food”
SMOKED MEATS
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![Close-up of several smoked pork spare rib racks stacked on top of each other.]()
St. Louis Spare Ribs
Barbecue Poetry: layers of smoke, spices, and time culminating in a tender, flavorful bite.
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![Smoked beef brisket wrapped in foil boat on an offset smoker.]()
12hr. Slow & Low Brisket
Fork-tender beef, with crisp, savory bark and smoky essence.
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![Chicken drumsticks cooking on a barbecue grill with smoke.]()
Hickory Smoked Chicken
Slow smoked over genuine hickory for bold flavor. The chicken kept juicy and tender by regular basting, infusing layers of flavor.
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![Close-up of two pork shoulders on offset smoker, one in the foreground and one in the background.]()
Apricot & Peach Pulled Pork
Succulent and smoky pork shoulder: after hours of slow smoking, it is hand-pulled and dressed with our sweet and tangy house BBQ sauce.
Our Services
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Elevate your gathering into truly unforgettable communal feast. We orchestrate every detail of your meal delivering prepared meals transforming your chosen setting into vibrant food haven. We aim to foster an atmosphere where laughter, conversation, and exquisite flavors intertwine, leaving you free to fully immerse yourself in the joy of the occasion.
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An exclusive, fleeting culinary experience, where our artisan barbecue can be sampled in individual portions. We meticulously craft a limited, rotating menu featuring unique sauces and spice blends from quality local ingredients, designed to foster community and connection around truly exceptional food.
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Our
company ethos
At Durshbrook BBQ & Co., we redefine tradition. Our artisan barbecue delivers a sophisticated experience, fusing global inspirations with the precision of a chef's decade in fine dining. We meticulously craft unique sauces and spice blends, featuring quality, local, ingredients on our exclusive, rotating menus. Beyond the exquisite flavors, we believe in enhancing lives around great food by fostering community and connection at every event.
