$15 for $30 Worth of Barbecue at Silverado Grill in Elmhurst
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- Ribs, catfish & burgers
- Fresh- and custom-cut steaks
- Charming Western décor
- Monthly open-mic nights
Before the discovery of fire, humans had to boil their water with sun-warmed rocks and cook their burgers on the slopes of active volcanoes. Reap the benefits of man's culinary ingenuity with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of American-barbecue fare at Silverado Grill in Elmhurst.
A sizzling roundup of ribs, burgers, and other smoky savories stampede across plates at Silverado Grill, a family-friendly eatery with rugged western accents and an extensive menu of barbecued cuisine. Diners can enjoy a half ($13.95) or full ($18.95) slab of baby back ribs ensnared in a lasso of savory seasonings then doused in barbecue sauce. The chicken kabob ($10.75) melodically sizzles on plates while graceful catfish fillets ($12.50) execute synchronized-swimming routines as they glide down throat canals. Shield sensitive peepers from the heart-healthy explosion of flavors bursting from Buffalo Don's lean bison burger ($7.95), a juicy meat round hailing from a local ranch.
Monthly open-mic nights see amateur crooners crowding into Silverado Grill's hunger haven as frothy brews deluge glasses in the set-apart bar. In addition, the eatery's staff often takes a break from grilling grub and slingshotting flaming hotdogs at rival restaurants to lend a hand at various community events, including Relay for Life.
- Ribs, catfish & burgers
- Fresh- and custom-cut steaks
- Charming Western décor
- Monthly open-mic nights
Before the discovery of fire, humans had to boil their water with sun-warmed rocks and cook their burgers on the slopes of active volcanoes. Reap the benefits of man's culinary ingenuity with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of American-barbecue fare at Silverado Grill in Elmhurst.
A sizzling roundup of ribs, burgers, and other smoky savories stampede across plates at Silverado Grill, a family-friendly eatery with rugged western accents and an extensive menu of barbecued cuisine. Diners can enjoy a half ($13.95) or full ($18.95) slab of baby back ribs ensnared in a lasso of savory seasonings then doused in barbecue sauce. The chicken kabob ($10.75) melodically sizzles on plates while graceful catfish fillets ($12.50) execute synchronized-swimming routines as they glide down throat canals. Shield sensitive peepers from the heart-healthy explosion of flavors bursting from Buffalo Don's lean bison burger ($7.95), a juicy meat round hailing from a local ranch.
Monthly open-mic nights see amateur crooners crowding into Silverado Grill's hunger haven as frothy brews deluge glasses in the set-apart bar. In addition, the eatery's staff often takes a break from grilling grub and slingshotting flaming hotdogs at rival restaurants to lend a hand at various community events, including Relay for Life.
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About Silverado Grill
The Silverado Grill brings the sizzling taste of Texas to the midwest. Its Lone Star roots are evident from the minute you step in the door—if the aroma of old-fashioned barbecue doesn't give it away, the Texan flag warbling "The Yellow Rose of Texas" from the wall will. Here, chefs hand-cut steaks and whip up a menu of Southern specialties, including baby back ribs, catfish filets, and hearty chicken dinners. Plates are served up in a casual, family-friendly dining room, which hums with the sounds of country music.