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BBQ'd Productions Bar & Grill

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The take

From the sources

BBQ'd Productions Bar & Grill in Lake Zurich is a full-service establishment that specializes in smoked meats and traditional barbecue fare. The restaurant is recognized for its pork offerings and provides on-site event hosting and professional catering services. Along with its dine-in menu, the location features a loyalty rewards program and a rotating schedule of events and specials.

Strengths

  • · High Google rating
  • · Full bar and private events
  • · Loyalty rewards program

Caveats

  • · Not located in Texas
  • · General bar & grill atmosphere

Why you'd go here

From the sources

Visit BBQ'd Productions for their brisket, pulled pork, and smoked turkey. They also offer a variety of other smoked meats, sandwiches, and ribs in a contemporary setting.

The story

From the business

BBQ'd Productions is a sleek, contemporary BBQ eatery with three locations, including Lake Zurich, Illinois. They serve American, Bar, Barbecue, and Grill cuisines. The Lake Zurich location operates Sunday - Thursday from 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM and Friday - Saturday from 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM. In 2021, BBQ'd Productions was recognized as "Best Restaurant" by Restaurant Guru.

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From the community

What Reddit says

From the community

Comments mentioning BBQ'd Productions Bar & Grill from r/chicago, r/chicagofood, r/bbq, and similar subs. Each is numbered / full links in the Sources block below.

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Try a local BBQ place. BBQ holds well and dishes like pulled pork and brisket are easy to serve. They also go well with reasonably priced sides. We're hosting an outdoor low-priced reception for our nephew in August (married last weekend out of state), probably going with BBQd Productions or Big Ed's. We'll pick up the food, a friend will supervise serving and tend a wine and beer bar, and we'll hire a couple high school kids with restaurant visit to run food and do basic table busing.

Sources

Everything on this page is pulled from the sources below: the restaurant's own website, its public Google listing, and Reddit threads. We don't invent details; if a source is missing, the claim isn't here either.

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