Stolen Brothers BBQ is close to reopening its doors at its new location in Lilac Plaza in West Union. Taking over the old Pizza Palace location, Stolen Brothers owner Dan Mueller (pictured) will be adding some new menu items and changing to more of a sit-down restaurant. The wait is almost over! Chris DeBack photo
Stolen Brothers to open at new location soon
By Chris Deback
cdeback@thefayettecountyunion.com
Stolen Brothers BBQ in West Union will be reopening in the near future at its new location in Lilac Plaza along Hwy. 150 North.
With a new location, area residents can expect a number of changes from local restaurant owner Dan Mueller, including a new atmosphere and new menu items.
Initially, the restaurant will have the same hours, 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday. Those hours may change once any kinks have been worked out at the new location.
New menu
With a new location comes an expanded menu. Stolen Brothers BBQ will still carry those classic BBQ items and pizzas local residents have grown to love, but it will be adding more pastas, steaks, fish and a lunch buffet with a salad bar.
The lunch buffet will be a pasta and pizza buffet complete with a salad bar. The pastas will include spaghetti, mostaccioli, and possibly lasagna. For dinner, Mueller will add ziti, among other pasta dishes, and customers will have a choice from four different sauces: marinara, meat sauce, alfredo, and creamy marinara. The creamy marinara is a combination of the marinara and alfredo sauce.
“I want to have everyone to be able to enjoy my restaurant, not just the BBQ people,” Mueller said. “I want to be able to have the guy who loves BBQ and his wife who can tolerate it, but wants something different. I want to appeal to everyone, rather than the small niche.”
He will have a soft opening in the coming days, and patrons can expect to see the new menu items sometime in early December.