Go Ahead, Rock The Jukebox
Mouth waterin’ Finger lickin’ Lip smackin’ Thirst quenchin’ Doggone Good Food, Vibe & Drink
As soon as the old-school juke box starts to spin a honky tonk tune you just know this is gonna be real good, real fun, right away. Smoke & Barrel rightfully boasts that they’re the only BBQ place on Clearwater Beach. It’s worth the drive from wherever you are in the Bay Area for their plates of premium steaks, great American barbecue, craft beer, and of course, whiskey; a wide variety of premium whiskey in fact. The rustic western decor is the perfect match for the comfort food listed on the menu. The meats are smoked hours on end each day and served with four unique house made BBQ sauces. Friday,
Saturday and Sunday evenings the special is their fresh smoked and slow-cooked prime rib. The Skillet Mac & Cheese is
pretty much the best we’ve ever had. Make no mistake, this is a meat and potatoes kinda place. But, if it’s veggies you’re into, you can definitely make a meal out of their delicious sides including pan seared green beans, Brussels sprouts, house slaw, loaded mashed potatoes, and their signa- ture baked potato, the Big A** Baker. For seafood lovers, there is also lobster, Florida Grouper, Smoked Maple Salmon, and Gulf Shrimp on the menu. Comfort food doesn’t get any better than their Chicken Pot Pie, loaded with chicken, hearty vegetables and creamy
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sauce and a crust that’s baked to crispy buttery perfection. Looking for something to-go?
Consider The Chuck Wagon - five pounds of meat with four sides will feed up to six people for $124.99. So, dust the sand off those flip-flops
and sidle up to the bar. There is plenty of open outdoor seating for dining with an always-upbeat staff that’s people and dog-friendly. Dang, y’all. We’re hungry, now.
Aren’t you?
SMOKE & BARREL 752 S. Gulfview Blvd., Clearwater Beach Sun-Thurs Noon - 10p Fri & Sat Noon - 11p 727.240.1179
SmokeAndBarrelFL.com Instagram & Facebook: @SmokeAndBarrelFL Catering available
www.TheNewBarker.com
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