Barbecue for Dine-In or Catering at Pork on a Fork (Up to 35% Off)
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Sourced from Midwestern farms, meats such as pulled pork and beef brisket are smoked competition-style over charcoal and pecan wood
Choose from Four Options
For the Camelback location:
- $13 for two Groupons, each good for $10 worth of food ($20 value)
- $69 for $100 toward catering
For the Deer Valley location:
- $13 for two Groupons, each good for $10 worth of food ($20 value)
- $69 for $100 toward catering
View the restaurant menu and catering menu. Customers can also sign up for the VIP mailing list by clicking here.
Sourced from Midwestern farms, meats such as pulled pork and beef brisket are smoked competition-style over charcoal and pecan wood
Choose from Four Options
For the Camelback location:
- $13 for two Groupons, each good for $10 worth of food ($20 value)
- $69 for $100 toward catering
For the Deer Valley location:
- $13 for two Groupons, each good for $10 worth of food ($20 value)
- $69 for $100 toward catering
View the restaurant menu and catering menu. Customers can also sign up for the VIP mailing list by clicking here.
Need To Know Info
About Pork on a Fork
The owners of Pork on a Fork BBQ Grill, Wes Hansen and Justin Erickson, share a love of barbecue, but their mutual dedication to quality runs further than that. Both were born around Nebraska hog farms—Wes to a restaurateur father, Justin an award-winning competitive barbecuer. In fact, the Erickson family still owns a farm in Central City. That's why the duo gets all their meat from Midwestern farms before they smoke it competition-style, each cut sizzled over pecan wood and charcoal—never a gas grill.
This pared-down approach results in a simple selection of quality midwestern barbecue, including pulled pork, smoked chicken, and the “menu showstopper,” according to 10Best: the “perfectly cooked” brisket. To accompany each succulent entree, cooks whip up traditional sides such as macaroni salad, slaw, and cornbread hand-plucked from Nebraska’s plentiful fields of cornbread.