Otto's Bbq - Carta

1200 McKinney Street #331, Stafford 77477, United Kingdom, Milford United Kingdom

🛍 Bbq, Cafés, Mexican, Asiatic

4.4 💬 165 Reseñas

Dirección: 1200 McKinney Street #331, Stafford 77477, United Kingdom, Milford United Kingdom

Ciudad: Milford United Kingdom

Menú Platos: 35

Reseñas: 165

Menú completo - 35 opciones

Todos los precios son estimaciones en menú.

Postre

Hamburguesa

Specialty Entrees​

Ensaladas

Salad Connoisseur

Barbecue Sandwiches

Pasteles Y Dulces

Geno's Sandwiches

Platos Principales

Chicken, Turkey, And Veggie

Fried Platters

Quesadillas

Sides And Desserts

Tartas Caseras

Giant Stuffed Potatoes

Pollo

Platos Vegetarianos

Award Winning Bbq Plates

Angus Burgers & Grilled Chicken Breast

Desserts

Hamburguesas Caseras De O'reilly

Escalope

Entrantes

Hickory Barbecue Platters

Postres

Infantil

Dirección

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Categorías

  • Bbq Saborea los sabores ahumados y salados de nuestras ofertas de barbacoa. Desde costillas tiernas hasta pechugas jugosas, cada plato se asa a la perfección con nuestras salsas y especias exclusivas para una experiencia auténtica de BBQ.
  • Cafés Encantadores cafés que ofrecen una variedad de cafés y tés recién preparados, junto con bocadillos ligeros, pasteles y postres. Perfecto para un impulso matutino o un delicioso regalo por la tarde en un ambiente acogedor. Ver carta
  • Mexican Sabores auténticos mexicanos te esperan con fajitas chisporroteantes, tacos sabrosos, enchiladas picantes y guacamole fresco, todo elaborado con ricas especias tradicionales y acompañado de guarniciones vibrantes. ¡Disfruta de una fiesta en tu plato!
  • Asiatic

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"Upon arrival to the infamous Clifford Arms, located on the main road that travels through central Great Haywood. Whilst standing outside the ancient establishment, a demonic voice beckoned me towards the old fashioned building; with creamy white stripes which ran down the exterior of the building. Breaking up the white stripes was the occasional pillar of black worn timber framing the building. Entering the building i was greeted by a rather flabby gentleman who was perhaps aged in his late sixties. The Gentleman guided me towards a tree stump with multiple rows of pegs scented like a glorious voyage on the high seas scattered about it, where i deposited my worn and tattered coat for it to rest and simmer amongst the modern coats. However, what i found the most peculiar was a damp and soggy welly rack where i was requested to leave my boots. After leaving my clothing by the front door, I was guided towards a natural table with a slight wobble to it that aggressively and violently flung any glass of liquid across the room. after a noticeably short wait i was greeted by a group of sixteen children who surrounded me and demanded my order. I requested a steak and ale pie from the amazing chef working inside of the kitchen. After providing my order to the children a demonic snarl was heard coming from behind the bar and seconds later a small and bruised child ran out with a plate (made from browned china). the plate was placed down in front of me and spun 8 times until the child was satisfied whit the direction at which the pie was facing. After slicing into the golden pie a foul stench was smelt similar to that of blue-green algae which sits on the surface of the ocean (which just so happens to be my favourite scent). upon stuffing half of the cold pie into my mouth, I bit into a tuft of flavourful fur which got stuck into my teeth and wound around my teeth like wire. After finishing my delightful meal i noticed that the room was of course swaying as if i was sailing on the high seas during a day with a rather aggressive wave pattern; this off course was the pinnacle of my experience and took me back to the joys of my youth when i frequently sailed along the seas. Overall, this was a lovely experience and i would definitely return at a later date. Kind regards, Admiral Shirley"