Patrons can walk through participating restaurants and purchase $4 samples of barbecue options.
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TROY — The Troy Pig Out barbecue competition and festival, a staple of summer celebrations in the city, will return Sunday for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began three years ago.
The event will be held from noon to 5 p.m.
This year’s event takes place throughout downtown Troy. Patrons can walk through participating restaurants and purchase $4 samples of barbecue food.
Non-downtown restaurants and local vendors can be found throughout Monument Square and on Broadway Avenue.
Participating businesses include:
- Tatu Tacos & Tequila at 462 Broadway Ave.
- Mi Casa at 72 Congress St.
- Muddaddy Flats Quesadillary at 49 3rd St.
- Bard & Baker: Board Game Cafe at 501 Broadway Ave.
- McAddy’s Pub at 452 Broadway Ave.
- Bootlegger’s Bar & Grill at 200 Broadway Ave.
- Dotty’s BBQ @ 518 Craft at 200 Broadway Ave.
- Little Pecks at 211 Broadway Ave.
- The Mac Factor at Monument Square
- Bacchus Wood-Fired at 33 2nd St.
- Slidin’ Dirty at 9 1st St.
- Tara Kitchen at 172 River St.
- Brown’s Brewing Company at 417 River St.
- Ryan’s Wake at 403 River St.
- Oh Corn! Arepas at 429 River St.
The hot dog eating contest will be held at 1 p.m. on Broadway and Fifth Avenue. The contest is open to the public, and…
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