Porters is Now Open and Serving Delicious House Smoked BBQ Steaks and Craft Beer In Farmington NM

Apr 11, 2017

Situated in Farmington, Porters, a western-themed smokehouse-styled restaurant formerly known as Zebidiahs, has opened. Serving delicious, high-quality pork, chicken and beef dishes, Porters also serve over 60 salads, and buffet dishes that originate from Mexico, Germany, Italy and Texas.

  • porters is now open and serving delicious house smoked bbq steaks and craft beer
  • porters is now open and serving delicious house smoked bbq steaks and craft beer
  • porters is now open and serving delicious house smoked bbq steaks and craft beer

Farmington, New Mexico-based Porters Restaurant, a quality steakhouse that serves smoked brisket and pork sausage, as well as craft beer, has opened. Previously named Zebadiahs, Porters recently purchased by Mike Ulrich, a restauranteur for over 30-years who also owns the Blue Moon Diner in Farmington. Serving premium steaks and aged beef, Porters smokes onsite using a secret house rub, and they are one of only two restaurants in Farmington that serve craft beer.

More information is available at http://zebadiahs-farmington.com.

Opened recently, Porters serve delicious smoked BBQ and charbroiled steaks, over 60 salads and a daily buffet that offers Mexican, German, Italian and Texas-style foods. Complimenting these foods is a selection of craft beers are available, such as Deschutes Wonderland Larger, Stone Delicious IPA, Oskar Blues – Dales Pale Ales, and Left Hand Breweries Milk Stout.

Having a country-western theme, locally owned and operated Porters prides itself on offering guests high-quality chicken, pork and beef dishes and exceptional customer service. Serving modern cuisine such as house-smoked baby back ribs, southern fried chicken and deep fried catfish, as well as Mexican red and green chile, corn on the cob and charbroiled steaks, Porters caters to everyone's palette.

Apart from having an extensive menu, Porters can also accommodate larger groups and even parties in their party and banquet space, and offer catering for parties hosted elsewhere. The restaurant has also undergone a facelift with new flooring, paint and lighting, as well as decorative work, making it ideal for any celebration.

Having lived in the area for many years the owners of Porters, Mike and Christi Ulrich, want to retain that good old-fashioned feel and ambience to the restaurant. As such, they’ve introduced Sunday dinners to the menu, which include a traditional Sunday roast and incorporate chef’s specialities.

When asked about the changes made to the restaurant, owner Christi Ulrich said,”It's upscale-country. We kept the cowboy theme, but the décor is a little more polished, with a modern twist. Plus, we also have our own smoker, and we're roasting our meats in different woods.”

To find out more about Porters Restaurant and Smokehouse call 505 327 5979 or visit http://zebadiahs-farmington.com.

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