New Roundup Rodeo BBQ sit-down restaurant coming to TSL

[unmitigated disaster]

Mmm... pulled pork. I love pulled pork. I wonder what sides they'll offer.

 

[Movielover]

Mmm... pulled pork. I love pulled pork. I wonder what sides they'll offer.

Pork thats pulled...

 

[Lilofan]

Mmm... pulled pork. I love pulled pork. I wonder what sides they'll offer.

I prefer burnt ends of the pig.

 

[lazyboy97o]

I might be wrong but if they are using pre-fabricated concrete walls and not doing it on-site that is the cheaper way to build, right? and also faster?

Almost every structural system is the cheapest and fastest for that application. Pre-fabricated parts are uniform, but often offer lower cost and higher quality control. This looks to be traditional tilt-up construction where the walls are poured on site (you can see an area on the ground that is about the same size as the wall panels), but flat on the ground and then lifted up into place. The form work for the pour is a lot simpler flat on the ground than doing it vertically, but skill is required in the work required to lift the wall in place.

 

[Kevin_W]

Mmm... pulled pork. I love pulled pork. I wonder what sides they'll offer.

Does brisket count as a side?

 

[Lilofan]

Does brisket count as a side?

When I was in Texas on business, BBQ is serious eating. It could count as an appetizer, side and main course. When I asked for bread, the cowboy just smirked and gave me 2 pieces of white Wonder bread.

 

[ninjaprincesst]

Darn, if only there were other places to eat.

It's not that there are not other places to eat, it's just every time Disney has a BBQ place it's always pulled pork, there are many other much better BBQ meats than pulled pork.

 

[unmitigated disaster]

Does brisket count as a side?

I was thinking coleslaw and hush puppies and collard greens and scallopedcorn.

 

[Horizons1]

That looks very small from the air.

 

[danlb_2000]

That looks very small from the air.

If we assume it follows the rough outline on the ground and that it is one story, it would be 13,000 sq/ft. By comparison Backlot Express is 24,000 sq/ft.

 

[Bocabear]

Backlot Express has a huge dining room and a lot of wasted space...but I don't know if it is 10k sq feet of wasted space... Hopefully they will have a second level and enough capacity...
Not doing Pizza Planet was a mistake IMO

 

[shernernum]

Table Service is never going to have the capacity or guest count of a true QSR (nor should it). 13,000 sq. ft. is a big foot print for a table service, as long as there isn't much wasted space in it.

 

[phillip9698]

It's not that there are not other places to eat, it's just every time Disney has a BBQ place it's always pulled pork, there are many other much better BBQ meats than pulled pork.

But few as cheap.

 

[ninjaprincesst]

But few as cheap.

And you nailed it right there.

 

[doctornick]

Not doing Pizza Planet was a mistake IMO

Pizza Planet wouldn't make any sense in the setting.

That said, I'm shocked/disappointed they have never done a proper Pizza Planet in Disney springs. Perfect location for something like that.

 

[JenniferS]

It's not that there are not other places to eat, it's just every time Disney has a BBQ place it's always pulled pork, there are many other much better BBQ meats than pulled pork.

What Disney BBQ place serves ONLY pulled pork?
All of the ones I have visited offer at least 1-3 other meats - chicken, brisket, ribs ...

 

[Andrew C]

What Disney BBQ place serves ONLY pulled pork?
All of the ones I have visited offer at least 1-3 other meats - chicken, brisket, ribs ...

None that I am aware of. It is always an assortment of several dishes...including pulled pork.

 

[JenniferS]

None that I am aware of. It is always an assortment of several dishes...including pulled pork.

I like pulled pork.

 

[Andrew C]

I like pulled pork.

I do too...and brisket, and ribs, and chicken, and turkey...

 

[Captain Barbossa]

Hmm, I feel like we've been down this road before with this person. Oh wait, that's because WE HAVE!