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Smōkd Sandwich

Smōkd

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BBQ Family Friendly
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    Smōkd is pleased to bring you authentic BBQ by up-and-coming chef, JP Medina. They’ve partnered with their friends at Big Eddy Brewing Co on Narrowsburg’s Main Street, so you can eat and drink to your heart’s content after exploring this favorite riverside town.

    Smōkd Chicken on Grill

    Focusing on wood-smoked meats and locally sourced produce, complimented by unique and vibrant flavors, JP will bring the fire. Nothing compliments a delicious craft beer like mouth watering BBQ. They look forward to welcoming you to share an unforgettable IPA and a succulent brisket sandwich. Choose from an extensive menu including vegetarian and family-friendly options.

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