Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Adds some Bold New Flavors to Its Menu

Posted on September 16, 2010 by Jessica Dees

Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Diversifies Menu with \"Make A Bold New Play\" Taco Baskets Starting at $5.99; New Menu Addition Available for Limited Time Only

TAMPA, FL – Beef 'O' Brady's, a 250-unit restaurant franchise known for its fresh and flavorful chicken wings and steak burgers, will diversify its menu with a new limited time only item this fall….Taco Baskets.

Taco Baskets include the Chicken Taco Basket, with tender Southwestern grilled chicken topped with lettuce, cheddar jack cheese and creamy Poblano sauce; the Steak Taco Basket, with lean, juicy steak shaved thin, topped with grilled onions, cheddar jack cheese and Beef’s special smoky mayo; and the Fish Taco Basket, with mild whitefish hand breaded and fried topped with fresh cabbage, cheddar jack cheese and creamy Poblano sauce.

\"Adding tacos was a natural fit as our loyal customers look to us to introduce new menu options that appease every palette,\" said Julie Thomas, VP of Marketing. \"We’re certain they will enjoy the three new taco choices.\"

Beef 'O' Brady's features large screen TVs, complemented by smaller screens strategically placed for viewing from anywhere in the restaurant. It also features interactive video games for children and a menu offering Buffalo wings, chicken fingers, salads, and a variety of sandwiches, burgers and select desserts.

With its core mission to be a \"community partner\" by forging close relationships with local schools, sports teams and other organizations, Beef 'O' Brady's has filled a niche by bringing a family-friendly element to the traditional sports pub concept.

Today, Beef 'O' Brady's operates more than 250 locations in 22 states throughout the country, has more than 11 Beef 'O' Brady's now in development, and is poised to reach 350 franchise locations in the next five years. Having been recently ranked the top pub-style restaurant in Entrepreneur Magazine’s 2010 franchise 500, company executives anticipate even more explosive growth in 2010.