Stubb's Bar-BQ: Faith and Food, the perfect combination Sunday mornings are for two things: faith and the food. Traditionally, the faithful attend Mass on Sunday morning, where they worship and gather as a community. In addition, traditionally, people everywhere enjoy breakfast on Sundays, by Saturday night, brunch. Eggs, pancakes, waffles, bacon, biscuits, hash browns, grits, sausage and all that can be added to the table. It is a welcome change from the usual bowl of cereal, pop tart, or anything that is consumed Monday through Friday. Now, ideally, if these two things - faith and power - could be combined in some way you can have the best Sunday of all. At least that's what Christopher "Stubbs" Stubblefield thought when he began serving a Gospel Brunch every Sunday at his restaurant Austin, Stubb's Bar-BQ.
Stubb made his debut in Austin, but not in Lubbock, where Stubblefield opened his first restaurant in 1968. The place has a jukebox in the corner and later at a stage where the jam sessions with local groups could be heard regularly. Although popular, the restaurant Stubblefield closed down and moved to Austin. He worked at Antone's, a club in downtown Austin for a year and in 1986 opened Stubb's Bar-BQ in the Red River district.
Today, the Bar-BQ is known for its excellent food and beverages as well as his own rubs and sauces that can be purchased online for your own home experience Stubbs. But perhaps the most famous Stubb's Gospel Brunch is, which is held every Sunday 11:00 to 1:00 p.m. The weekly event implies, of course, food. oatmeal Establish buffet, guests can sample South style, migas, fried catfish and BBQ chest. To create your own Bloody Mary bar means that you have the ideal drink to accompany your meal perfect. If you eat, the Gospel Music will be performed live. With a different group each week, you're sure to hear a wide variety of talented musicians.
If you plan to visit next Stubb on Sunday, it is advisable to make reservations because it is a very popular place - how could it not be at all that tasty food and good music? So call ahead and reserve a table. It is also recommended that you come hungry. If you do not, you will not be able to try all the buffet has to offer, and that probably would be a sin.
The last little tip for Stubb to visit his website at www.stubbsaustin.com . This will give you an idea of what's in store - which is, which means the full menu, etc. It will also help curb your enthusiasm for the rest of the week if you're not chomping at the bit, Until Sunday morning to ride. And when it does finally roll, get ready for a weekend treat true. You will walk into the restaurant ready for anything and go out with a stomach satisfied, happy and ears of an overall happy disposition. How could you not, when a man took it upon himself to provide you with the perfect recipe for Sunday morning faith and the food.
Posted on March 29, 2010.
