Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q hosts ‘Party at The Q!’ In Atlanta

Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q in Atlanta is thowing a party at The Que-osk, a specialty-themed lunch on the last Friday of each month.

For April, the theme is Hawaiian, featuring games and activities fit for the Big Island, including a luau-themed menu.

Aloha! Party at The Que-osk

The party costs $15 per person and guests will be offered their choice of Smoked Coconut Hog or Grilled Huli-Huli Chicken, two side dishes like Polynesian Fried Rice or Big Island Macaroni Salad and a White Chocolate Macadamia Cookie.

Lunch will also include house made agua frescas. Guests are encouraged to arrive early, as quantities are limited. Service begins at 11am and runs until sold out. Stay tuned for May’s lunch theme!

  • WHAT: Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q host ‘Party at The Q!’ Luau
  • WHEN: Friday April 26 at 11 AM
  • WHERE: The Que-Osk 120 Ottley Drive NE Atlanta, GA 30324

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