FREE BBQ FOR A DAY at Oregon BBQ Company!

Oregon Barbecue Company is set to

"FEED THE CITY"

FREE BBQ!

 Oregon BBQ is extremely excited to announce that they once again will be holding their Annual Holiday “Feed the City” Event on December 21st where they will be giving away FREE FOOD all day long to everyone who comes down and visits.

As a way of saying Thank You to the Local Communities which have extended such incredible support throughout the year OBC will be giving anyone who visits their local Oregon BBQ Company establishments a FREE MEAL of their choice. There will be a full menu of items to choose from including items such as their Award Winning Meats of Beef Brisket, Pulled Pork, Smoked Chicken, Candied Ribs, and Twice Smoked German Sausage. Each meal comes with two side dishes of either Potato Salad, BBQ Beans, Creamy Coleslaw, Buttered Corn, or Fritos Corn Chips.

“We’re gonna be stuffing the pits as full as we can get ‘em, put a 12 hour smoke on it, and hand it out until its gone,” explained OBC Pitmaster Morgan Shuck. The event will be held at your local Oregon Barbecue Company location in Albany (744 Old Salem Rd) or Lebanon (1112 Main St) starting at 10:00 am and going as long as supplies are available.

 “The Holiday Season is very special to us,” explains Poff the company’s President and CEO. “It brings to center stage what we stand for and believe in as a company. It’s about spending quality time with family and loved ones and making those precious memories that stick with you for a lifetime. We believe that BBQ has the same type of magical quality which tends to bring people closer together and give them experiences that they’ll take with them for many years to come.”

    This seasons event marks the 4th consecutive year that the Oregon Barbecue Company has decided to close its tills and feed the patrons of their communities free of charge. “It was such an incredible event last year,” says Adam Cluver the COO of the company, “The atmosphere, of what felt like the entire city, coming together and enjoying a Holiday meal with each other truly represents what the Holiday Season is all about. We can’t even begin to explain how happy it makes us to feed those that may not otherwise have the opportunity or means to come dine