How we can work together

Co-branded pop-ups or residency nights: Bring our smoker to your space or host a Johnson’s Barbecue night within your service.

Cross-promotional events: Joint ticketed dinners, festivals, or neighborhood food events.

Private events & takeovers: Full-service catering for weddings, corporate events, or private dinners held at your venue.

Next steps Tell us about your concept, dates, guest count, and desired format (pop-up, takeover, catering, etc.). We’ll propose menu options, pricing, and a logistics plan tailored to your needs. Contact us to set up a tasting or planning meeting.

We’re excited to build

If you want to work with some barbecue, we want to work with you.

We cater our premium barbecue for intimate gatherings of just a few guests up to events of 500 people. Whether it’s a small backyard celebration, a corporate luncheon, or a wedding reception, our traditional offset-smoker cooking and decades of culinary experience deliver a refined, unforgettable barbecue experience tailored to your guests.

We love doing pop-ups at local breweries, farms, and just about anywhere in the Hudson Valley.

What we offer for pop-ups

Full-service food station with professional setup and plated or buffet service

Customizable menus to suit crowd size, venue, and seasonal ingredients

Flexible service styles: walk-up counter, food truck-style window, family-style platters, or plated meals

Beverage-friendly pairings tailored for breweries and cideries: bold meats and balanced sides

Farm-friendly options: pasture-raised proteins and vegetable-forward sides highlighting onsite produce

Local partnership mindset — we love collaborating with breweries, farms, markets, and event hosts

Book a pop-up

Tell us the date, expected guest count, preferred service style, and any venue constraints (power, space, permits). We’ll propose a tailored menu and logistics plan that fits your site and crowd. We’re flexible, respectful of venue rules, and experienced working in busy, rustic, and unconventional settings across the Hudson Valley.