SWEETIE PIES RIBEYES NRH PLUS

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SWEETIE PIES RIBEYES NRH PLUS

Plus a Babe's-style assortment of sides that include green beans, mac & cheese, baked potato, and Gruene rice.īeverages include beer and wine, including four by-the-glass options for $5 per glass. Three entree salads include steak salad, fried chicken salad, and grilled chicken salad. The menu also includes fried catfish, lemon sole, pork chops, and chicken tenders, either fried or grilled. Come on, it's not a burger without a bun. Other steaks include filet mignon in two sizes, 4-ounce and 8-ounce, plus a London broil flank steak in a teriyaki marinade with Texana sauce for dipping and a steak kabob option with bell peppers, onions, and yellow squash.įour burgers include a basic chuck wagon burger, a cheeseburger, one with green chile, and one without a bun. There's also a chicken-fried ribeye with cream gravy a chili made with rib eye and chipped beef on toast, featuring thinly sliced ribeye on Texas toast topped with bacon gravy. Their ribeye steaks are Angus beef and come in five sizes: from a 10-ounce all the way up to a 24-ounce for $53.

Sweetie Pie's was anticipated to open sooner, but construction delays and COVID-19 pushed that back the restaurant had been waiting until restrictions on capacity were lifted. Located at 6720 Northeast Loop 820, which was previously a library and recreation center (and before that, a church), this is only the second Sweetie Pie's, and it's next to a mega-location of Babe's Chicken which opened in 2018.

The concept specializes in ribeye steaks, obviously, but also fantastic baked potatoes and pot pies, as well as the usual conscientious cooking for which Babe's is known. Sweetie Pie's was founded by Paul Vinyard, founder of the hugely popular home-cooking chain Babe's Chicken, who opened the original location in Decatur in 2006. It's been more than five years in the making, but Sweetie Pie's Ribeyes, a new steakhouse that's a sibling to the beloved Babe's Chicken chain, has finally opened its doors in North Richland Hills.Ī representative confirmed that the restaurant was open, but with limited hours for the first week - 11:30 am-1:30 pm for lunch, and 5-7:30 pm for dinner - to allow the staff to get acclimated.

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