$15 for $30 Worth of Sports Grill Fare at Red Dog Right in Southlake
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The dueling glove was originally an invention of chefs who would slap chickens with oven mitts and demand electric knives at dawn. Taste the edible creations of culinary innovators with today’s Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of wings, pizza, hot dogs, and more at Red Dog Right, located in Southlake.
Red Dog Right delivers the traditional fare of sports watchers with house-made quality and unexpected flavor twists. Peruse a crowd-pleasing menu of pizzas, sandwiches, hot dogs, and more as you nosh on a soft-pretzel starter, crafted in-house and dressed in flavors such as honey mustard, spicy creole, or queso ($5.50). Gooey piles of smoked gouda, grilled onions, and roasted peppers blanket the barbecue hand-pulled chicken pizza ($15 for large), and the NY–style Reuben sandwich cradles corned beef, house-made sauerkraut, and swiss cheese between thick slices of marbled rye ($9.50). For those whose allergies to peanuts and Cracker Jacks deprive them of stadium time, the all-beef Chi-Town dog evokes ballpark excitement from beneath dill pickle, tomatoes, and celery salt ($7). Wing fans select from an array of savory flavors including pineapple huli huli, Coca-Cola bacon barbecue, and traditional buffalo ($13.99 for 15 wings).
Game day or otherwise, Red Dog Right greets game devotees and their junior leaguers with family-friendly spirit, and a popcorn snack to tide appetites during Lincoln-Douglas–style menu debates. While parents root for the home team, kids can engage in volleyball games on an adjacent grass field within eyeshot of the patio.
- Celebrating National Tourism Week with the Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Kid-friendly atmosphere
- Outdoor patio
The dueling glove was originally an invention of chefs who would slap chickens with oven mitts and demand electric knives at dawn. Taste the edible creations of culinary innovators with today’s Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of wings, pizza, hot dogs, and more at Red Dog Right, located in Southlake.
Red Dog Right delivers the traditional fare of sports watchers with house-made quality and unexpected flavor twists. Peruse a crowd-pleasing menu of pizzas, sandwiches, hot dogs, and more as you nosh on a soft-pretzel starter, crafted in-house and dressed in flavors such as honey mustard, spicy creole, or queso ($5.50). Gooey piles of smoked gouda, grilled onions, and roasted peppers blanket the barbecue hand-pulled chicken pizza ($15 for large), and the NY–style Reuben sandwich cradles corned beef, house-made sauerkraut, and swiss cheese between thick slices of marbled rye ($9.50). For those whose allergies to peanuts and Cracker Jacks deprive them of stadium time, the all-beef Chi-Town dog evokes ballpark excitement from beneath dill pickle, tomatoes, and celery salt ($7). Wing fans select from an array of savory flavors including pineapple huli huli, Coca-Cola bacon barbecue, and traditional buffalo ($13.99 for 15 wings).
Game day or otherwise, Red Dog Right greets game devotees and their junior leaguers with family-friendly spirit, and a popcorn snack to tide appetites during Lincoln-Douglas–style menu debates. While parents root for the home team, kids can engage in volleyball games on an adjacent grass field within eyeshot of the patio.
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Sports fans won’t miss a play if they head to Red Dog Right to watch games. The restaurant plays every one of the Texas team's match-ups, fueling the festivities with a menu of game-ready eats. Chefs pile toppings such as grilled maple ham, smoked gouda, and sweet pineapple onto pizzas and stuff flour-tortilla pockets with cheddar and hamburger, giving quesadillas a hometown spin. They also toss wings with sweet Coca-Cola bacon BBQ sauce or ultra-hot ring of fire sauce. Events and specials change monthly, but guests can usually expect happy hours with discounted wings and complimentary popcorn.