Pulled BBQ Omaha reverts to food truck, closes brick-and-mortar restaurant
The brick-and-mortar Pulled BBQ Omaha store in Rockbrook Village is closing, but the brand will live on.
In a Facebook post, owners said they tried hard to keep it open, but several factors prevented it. They didn't say what those factors were.
They said they plan to revert to their original Pulled BBQ model, which was a food truck and catering business. The truck's new home base will be Trucks & Taps near 108th and Q Streets. They will serve lunch and dinner there when the truck is not on a catering run or serving at an event.
The goal is to be back yet this month, they said.
"We can't thank you enough for all of your love and support," they said. "We really hope that you will be a part of our next chapter."
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