Restaurant
Unclaimed profileFour Pegs Smokehouse and Bar
Louisville, KY · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Four Pegs Smokehouse and Bar pairs barbecue with a brunch cocktail list anchored by a $4 mimosa and a $16 Ultimate BASH-ful Bloody Mary. The bloody Mary is a meal in itself, stacked with smoked rib, chicken wing, and burnt end. Bourbon and beer show up in sauces and batters, and a PBR add-on accompanies the Hangover Scramble. The cocktail program is the draw; the rest is seasoning.
- What should I order?
- Order The Ultimate BASH-ful Bloody Mary. It layers Tito's vodka with a house spicy mix, a Rub Me Tender rim, and a skewer of smoked rib, chicken wing, pork belly burnt end, Pegs Pickle, and cheese curd. For a lighter start, the $4 mimosa is a straightforward classic.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Brunch crowds who treat a Bloody Mary as a full meal will find the Ultimate BASH-ful version fitting. Bargain hunters will appreciate the $4 mimosa, though the $17 Mimosa Kit offers a bottle of champagne and orange juice for sharing.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails range from $4 for a mimosa to $16 for the Ultimate BASH-ful Bloody Mary. The Mimosa Kit runs $17, and a PBR add-on with the Hangover Scramble costs $2.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The Ultimate BASH-ful Bloody Mary is a barbecue-on-a-skewer spectacle, garnished with smoked rib, chicken wing, pork belly burnt end, and cheese curd. The house spicy mix and Rub Me Tender rim are part of the signature, and the $4 mimosa is an unusually low-priced classic.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Brunch cocktails are straightforward yet effective, highlighted by a $4 mimosa and a $17 Mimosa Kit. The Ultimate BASH-ful Bloody Mary is a loaded, barbecue-topped creation that functions as a cocktail and a snack.
Menu strengths
- — The Ultimate BASH-ful Bloody Mary is a substantial, food-topped drink with Tito's vodka and a house spicy mix.
- — Pricing is accessible, with a $4 mimosa and a $17 bottle-and-OJ kit.
Standout selections
- — Mimosa — $4.00 — Classic mimosa.; Mimosa Kit — $17.00 — A bottle of champagne and OJ.
Pricing: $4-$17
Beer
Beer presence is minimal: a PBR add-on for $2 with the Hangover Scramble, and beer used in sauces and batters.
Menu strengths
- — The $2 PBR add-on is a low-cost complement to the Hangover Scramble.
- — Beer appears in menu items beyond drinking, such as sauces and batters.
Standout selections
- — PBR — $2.00 (add-on) — Add a PBR for two dollars with Hangover Scramble.
Pricing: $2 add-on
Spirits
Spirits are represented through bourbon-based sauces and glazes, and a Makers' Mark vinaigrette on the House Salad. There is no mention of a dedicated spirits list or neat pours.
Menu strengths
- — Bourbon is integrated into several menu items, adding a smoky-sweet character.
- — The Makers' Mark vinaigrette offers a bourbon twist on a standard salad.
Standout selections
- — Makers' Mark vinaigrette — Salad dressing option for House Salad.
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