Casual restaurant serving BBQ & other classic Southern dishes, plus beer, whiskey & cocktails.
"Pappas Delta Blues Smokehouse, an 'upscale' barbecue joint that hails from Houston, has officially opened its doors in Plano. The restaurant arrived today at 3916 Dallas Parkway, bringing a lengthy list of whiskeys and smoked Prime briskets to the space. The restaurant is an offshoot of the Houston original, which opened in a suburb of the city in 2017, where it quickly earned rave reviews thanks to the combination of solid barbecue and ritzy touches like table service and actual plates instead of the typical butcher-paper-style service diners will find at the state's other vaunted barbecue joints. As far as the actual meats are concerned, look forward to St. Louis-style ribs, beef sausage with Czech influence, and smoked chicken alongside brisket and sides like creamed corn pudding, mac and cheese, and beans studded with pit-smoked pork. Outside of the smoky options, dishes like Nashville-style hot fried quail, burgers, and salads, are also on the menu. Delta Blues Smokehouse is now open for dinner service starting at 5 p.m. Official hours of operation will debut in the coming weeks." - Amy McCarthy
"Pappas Delta Blues Smokehouse is headed to Plano this fall, and if the name sounds familiar, that’s because it's from the eponymous chain of Pappas Restaurants that includes Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen, Pappas Bros. Steakhouse, and Pappasito’s Cantina. The new arrival at 3916 Dallas Parkway is the first DFW location of Pappas Delta Blues, which is only the second location in Texas behind one Houston-area outpost. Diners will find “sophisticated” barbecue that’s slow smoked in-house daily alongside other entrees like fried catfish, grilled salmon, steaks, and burgers. Barbecue favorites are served with two sides and include options like aged hickory-smoked brisket, pulled pork, smoked Berkshire pork belly, several varieties of sausage, ribs, turkey breast, and chicken. Appetizers like fried green tomatoes, deviled eggs, boudin, and quail done up in the Nashville hot style characterize the Southern-themed menu. A ton of sides that are more elevated than typically found at a barbecue joints are also on offer — think chilled kale with butternut squash, brussels sprouts, and broccolini. There’s also mac ‘n’ cheese, cabbage slaw, and creamed corn, for old school ‘cue fans. The full bar boasts an “extensive” American whiskey selection fueling cocktails like the Frozen Whiskey Smash, and the eatery also offers wine and draft or bottled beer." - Alaena Hostetter
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