Hopdoddy Catering Prices
Hopdoddy is a fairly new burger restaurant that prides in serving organic Angus beef and other premium beef varieties. It is slowly taking expansion to a few locations, with four branches in Texas where it opened its first burger place, one location in Arizona, and a sixth outlet in Denver which is on its way to completion.
Here’s a list of Hopdoddy catering prices:
Food | Price |
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Hopdoddy Catering Menu |
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Catering Not Available |
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Hopdoddy does not offer catering service but will accept large orders. | |
Crafted Burgers |
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The Classic Burger | $7.00 |
The Classic Burger with Cheese | $7.75 |
The Classic Burger with Bacon & Cheese | $8.50 |
Goodnight / Good Cause | $8.25 |
Terlingua | $8.50 |
Magic Shroom | $8.75 |
Llano Poblano | $8.50 |
El Diablo | $8.25 |
Primetime | $12.00 |
Buffalo Bill | $10.00 |
Thunderbird | $10.00 |
Continental Club | $8.50 |
Ahi Tuna Burger | $12.50 |
La Bandita | $8.00 |
Salads |
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Hail Caesar | $7.25 |
Spinach & Arugula | $9.25 |
Baby Kale | $9.25 |
Add Beef | $4.25 |
Add Akaushi Beef | $5.25 |
Add Bison | $5.25 |
Add Tuna | $5.25 |
Add Turkey | $4.25 |
Add Chicken | $3.75 |
Add Black Bean Patty | $3.75 |
Sides |
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Kennebec Fries (Regular) | $2.75 |
Kennebec Fries (Large) | $5.50 |
Parmesan Truffle Fries with Truffle Aioli | $6.95 |
Green Chile Queso with Fries | $6.75 |
Chili Con Queso with Fries | $6.75 |
Drinks |
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Maine Root Sodas or Iced Tea | $2.75 |
Fresh-Squeezed Ginger Lemonade | $3.25 |
Kombucha | $4.50 |
Bottled Sodas, Water, or Topo Chico | $3.00 |
Shiner, Dos XX, Original Sin Cider | $4.00 |
Lonestar | $3.00 |
Craft Beverages |
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Natural Vanilla Bean Milkshake | $5.50 |
All Other Milkshakes | $6.00 |
Signature Sips |
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Classic Frozen Margarita | $7.00 |
Little Larry | $4.00 |
Bubbly Blonde | $7.50 |
The Skinny Dip | $10.50 |
Soco Sweet Tea | $7.50 |
Sangrita | $7.50 |
Black Cherry Hard Limeade | $7.50 |
Doble Fina Margarita | $8.00 |
Lil' Prick | $8.00 |
Mighty Mule | $9.00 |
Hey, Neighbor! | $8.00 |
Craft Draft |
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(512) IPA | $7.00 |
(512) Pecan Porter | $6.00 |
St. Arnold Lawnmower | $5.00 |
Austin Beer Works Pearl Snap | $5.00 |
Real Ale Fireman's #4 | $5.00 |
Revolver Blood & Honey | $8.00 |
Thirsty Planet Bucket Head IPA | $7.00 |
Thirsty Planet Thirsty Goat Amber | $6.00 |
Live Oak Hefeweizen | $5.00 |
WineAll Wine is Served by the Glass |
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Parducci White Sustainable | $5.00 |
King Estate Pinot Gris | $7.00 |
Matanzas Creek Sauvignon Blanc | $7.00 |
Alexander Valley Chardonnay | $6.00 |
Parducci Red Sustainable | $5.00 |
Carmel Road Pinor Noir | $7.00 |
Rutherford Hill Merlot | $8.00 |
Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon | $8.00 |
Terrazas Malbec | $7.00 |
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History
In October 2010, Chuck Smith and Larry Perdido decided to open up a restaurant in South Congress and named it Hopdoddy. This concept was based on their experiences from the two former businesses they put up which were Moonshine and Saba. The restaurant name is a combination of Hop (for beer) and Doddies, the original Angus name of Aberdeen cattle in Scotland. When the founders initially opened Moonshine, they thought of a counter service café. But they realized that people choose food based on cravings, so they decided to establish a burger place.
What They’re Famous For
The one thing that differentiates Hopdoddy from other burger restaurants is that their ingredients are organic. Their beef is antibiotic and hormone free and humanely processed. The greens in their salad are also organic just like that of “La Bandita” in their menu. They are known for their Angus beef, and other premium beef burgers such as Akaushi beef, a Japanese beef closely similar to Kobe cattle.
Why Eat at Hopdoddy
At Hopdoddy, you are assured that burgers will be ground daily as seen at butcher’s counters of their restaurants and the buns are also baked in-house. If you want to explore other menu items, they also have other protein options such as lamb, turkey, bison, tuna and chicken.
Last Updated: March 10, 2018 11:18 PM
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