Mountain Dudes Good Food So Popular They Need A Bigger Location

Mountain Dudes Good Foods will open in the former Ruby Tuesday space in Pohatcong Plaza.
Mountain Dudes Good Food So Popular They Need A Bigger Location
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When Mountain Dudes Good Food opened its mobile food trailer at 1193 US-22 in Phillipsburg while waiting for construction to conclude on its 40-seat full-service dining restaurant, they couldn’t believe the abundance of business they had. Enough business to scrap plans at their original location and open in a much larger one in the same town at 1278 US-22 in Pohatcong Plaza.

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Owner Chris Sterlacci, who works in marketing, opened Mountain Dude in August, Monday through Thursday between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. just to see how the menu would test and what customers liked best. Mountain Dudes wound up feeding between 180 and 190 people a night. Sterlacci is looking forward to seeing the kind of business a weekend will bring in at his new location. The 3,700 sq. ft. lodge-style restaurant will seat about 160 when it opens in January 2022. At Mountain Dudes, you’ll find dishes like bison burgers, pan-seared tuna, Old Bay shrimp, lots of pulled pork offerings, and brisket.

“We are barbecue-inspired, but backwoods made,” Sterlacci told What Now Philadelphia.

In addition to rustic lodge decor and cozy fireplaces, Mountain Dudes will reface their building, install new floors, along with a new kitchen and a Mountainside Soda Bar run by a soda jerk.

“We hope to be a part of the community and want people to feel at home when they’re here,” Sterlacci said.

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D.G. Sciortino is a journalist, digital media specialist, and founder of Westchester Woman. She has over a decade of experience and has been published on sites like Patch, Reader’s Digest, and Sweet and Savory. D.G. is a fan of comedy and rock and roll and loves crafting works of fiction that inspire love and humanity.
D.G.

D.G.

D.G. Sciortino is a journalist, digital media specialist, and founder of Westchester Woman. She has over a decade of experience and has been published on sites like Patch, Reader’s Digest, and Sweet and Savory. D.G. is a fan of comedy and rock and roll and loves crafting works of fiction that inspire love and humanity.
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Scoot
2 years ago

The real story is that they never got any customer so they had to change locations. Just another hipster burger place. This review was obviously paid for.

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