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4 Rivers debuts new ‘Inflation Menu’ with budget friendly bowls

New menu items available at every location

Cauliflower and Chicken Buffalo Mac Attacks from 4 Rivers (4R Restaurant Group)

WINTER PARK, Fla. – With prices soaring on everything from lumber to groceries, 4 Rivers Smokehouse is debuting a budget-friendly ‘Inflation Menu.’

The Winter Park-based chain of barbecue restaurants recently rolled out the new menu items at all of its locations, according to a news release.

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The menu includes a Barbacoa Bowl, which comes with shredded lettuce, white rice, black beans, cilantro-lime crème fraiche, guasacaca, cilantro onion salsa, queso fresco and a squeeze of fresh lime juice with choice of topping:

  • Smokey Sazon Pork ($9.99)
  • Smokey Sazon Brisket ($12.49)
  • Chicken Tender ($9.99)
  • Roasted Vegetables (9.99)
  • Rice and Bean ($7.99)
Barbacoa Bowls from 4 Rivers (4R Restaurant Group)

There is also a Buffalo Mac Attack (pictured above) offered with chicken or Cauliflower tossed with buffalo sauce, French fries, mac and cheese, jalapenos, queso fresco and cilantro. served with a side of ranch or blue cheese.

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“We know it’s tough for everyone right now and the Inflation Menu is our way of helping and saying thank you,” said John Rivers, Founder/CEO of 4R Restaurant Group in a statement.

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