Tom Peters, founder, and his business partner John Mckeever, of Old Town Smoke, have launched Holy ‘Que Smokehouse, an authentic Texas style barbecue restaurant at 5788 Lower York Road in Lahaska.
Holy ‘Que Smokehouse will feature all of the Lone Star state’s classic wood smoked ‘que, such as brisket, pulled pork, links and even the mammoth sized beef rib as a weekend special. These main course meats can be married to some favorite sides like Holy Que’s 3 Cheese Mac, Bacon Baked Beans or even a Sweet Creamed Corn.
Holy ‘Que builds on its menu by serving breakfast too – not just any ordinary breakfast but “morning delights” like its Tex-Mex breakfast tacos, Breakfast Bowls and signature roast coffees.
“ I’m so excited to become a part of the Bucks County community by sharing some traditional, good ol’ fashioned BBQ,” said Peters.
“We are sticking to Texas tradition so there won’t be any fancy drizzled something or other. Even down to our sodas…it’s all about Big Reds which is the go-to cola in Texas. More importantly, our driving force is to make our customers feel like they’re a part of our growing family. It’s that hometown hospitality we all need today.”
“Our huge outdoor space is getting completely re-done, seating approximately 80 people (socially distanced of course!). The space also neighbors Peddlers Village with direct access.”
HQ will be open six days a week, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (or when it sells out) Tuesday to Sunday. Sundays will feature HQ’s signature Sunday Brunch with all of the south’s favorite pastimes like biscuits and gravy, country fried steak and even Tri-tip and eggs. Check out the Holy ‘Que website to see the entire menu.
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