Lazy Dog’s menu is dedicated to elevated comfort foods showcased on every plate and served with warm, caring service in a rustic social setting. The menu features house favorites such as BBQ bison meatloaf, campfire pot roast, wok-fired calamari, seared ahi tuna salad, and housemade butter cake, as well as an array of burgers, sandwiches, salads, shareable plates and more.
Starting at only $10, Lazy Dog’s made-from-scratch individual TV Dinners are just like what you’d expect when dining in the restaurant. Each features an entree, one side, and dessert. The meals just need to be heated up in an oven when you’re ready to enjoy.
For additional information about Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar, please visit www.lazydogrestaurants.com. Learn more about Lazy Dog’s food philosophy here.
To complement the food, Lazy Dog’s bar program features a variety of handcrafted cocktails, including the smoked maple bacon old fashioned with bacon-washed Tincup mountain whiskey and the watermelon margarita with small-batch Lunazul tequila, and house beers like Huckleberry Haze IPA.
Lazy Dog’s menu focuses on elevated dishes that highlight carefully picked ingredients, as well as handcrafted cocktails and select beers from local breweries. Each restaurant welcomes guests into a warm atmosphere that celebrates the majestic scenery and artisan authenticity of the Rocky Mountains. With a large fireplace, wood accents, and cozy seating options, the décor is the perfect backdrop for Lazy Dog’s made from scratch meals and spending time with family and friends. Lazy Dog also offers brunch on the weekends, plus daily happy hour and late-night offerings.
Turn up the volume, we have exciting news! Introducing our TV Dinners! Enjoy a hearty serving of housemade favorites like our Buttermilk Fried Chicken or Campfire Pot Roast! These meals are made in-house, frozen in retro-style trays, and ready to pop in the oven when you need them! For only $10*, youll get a filling meal packed with an entrée, side and dessert. Now available for curbside pick up or delivery at all of our locations. If youre dining in with us, you can order these to-go, just let your server know. We cant wait to hear what yall think!
The most requested meal for the past year? Salisbury steak. It wasn’t originally on the restaurant’s menu, but the restaurant group responded to the demand, even creating a complementary peanut butter chocolate chip brownie to round out the meal. Next in line is a classic turkey dinner (with all the fixings) and a salted caramel pumpkin cheesecake for dessert, which will be released closer to the holidays.
“Some people’s traditions have changed, and they may not be comfortable going out to eat in restaurants still, and I don’t blame them,” Bowers says. “We still want to be able to give that experience of dining out and having an elevated home-cooked meal at your fingertips by just pushing a couple of buttons on your oven.”
“During the quarantine lockdown phase, we were forced to make some changes and think outside the box for how we can connect with our staff and with our customers on a deeper level than just coming to pick up some pasta,” says Rob Bowers, the general manager for Lazy Dog’s Westminster location.Related Articles
The menu is just as nostalgic: Chicken parmesan, mac and cheese, and pot roast are just a few of the TV dinner meals available. For kids, there are options like corn dogs and chicken nuggets—all made from scratch, Bowers adds. The recipes are the same as the ones used for Lazy Dog’s dine-in menu with a few slight tweaks to accommodate the TV-dinner format. Along with the main dish, all of the TV dinners come with a side (usually something green) and a dessert that can be reheated in the oven at the same time and in the same aluminum container—just like the TV dinners of yore.
So it’s no surprise that Lazy Dog diners still stock up on TV dinners daily. Bulk buying deals like a buy-five-get-one free promotion help customers who are looking for something to throw in the freezer and use on a rainy day. The TV dinners have remained so popular that Bowers has two full-time positions at the restaurant solely devoted to making them.
Lazy Dog TV Dinners
Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar, the casual dining restaurant known for its handcrafted American food and drink, today announces a new addition to its menu – classic Americana TV Dinners to take home will be available, July 29, 2020. Lazy Dog will now offer six different take-home TV Dinners inspired by the convenient frozen meals that became a mainstay in busy American households in the 1950s.
Lazy Dog’s TV Dinners are the perfect add on for guests who are looking for a delicious, restaurant-quality meal later in the week. All you have to do is pop Lazy Dog’s scratch-made meals in the freezer until you’re ready to dig in.
“Right now, people are seeking fun and no-prep meal options, so we came up with the concept of our own original TV Dinners. They’re an easy choice for lunch or dinner any time of the week,” said Chris Simms, founder and CEO of Lazy Dog.
Starting at only $10, Lazy Dog’s made-from-scratch individual TV Dinners are just like what you’d expect when dining in the restaurant. Each features an entree, one side, and dessert. The meals just need to be heated up in an oven when you’re ready to enjoy.
Plus, you can get the fan-favorite Chicken Pot Pie – housemade chicken pot pie filled with slow-roasted hand-shredded chicken breast and seasonal vegetables in a pie dough crust.
Guests can order the frozen TV dinners online at https://www.lazydogrestaurants.com/. Delivery and curbside pick-up are available at Lazy Dog restaurants.
Lazy Dog’s menu focuses on elevated dishes that highlight carefully picked ingredients, as well as handcrafted cocktails and select beers from local breweries. Each restaurant welcomes guests into a warm atmosphere that celebrates the majestic scenery and artisan authenticity of the Rocky Mountains. With a large fireplace, wood accents, and cozy seating options, the décor is the perfect backdrop for Lazy Dog’s made from scratch meals and spending time with family and friends. Lazy Dog also offers brunch on the weekends, plus daily happy hour and late-night offerings.
Lazy Dog’s menu is dedicated to elevated comfort foods showcased on every plate and served with warm, caring service in a rustic social setting. The menu features house favorites such as BBQ bison meatloaf, campfire pot roast, wok-fired calamari, seared ahi tuna salad, and housemade butter cake, as well as an array of burgers, sandwiches, salads, shareable plates and more.
To complement the food, Lazy Dog’s bar program features a variety of handcrafted cocktails, including the smoked maple bacon old fashioned with bacon-washed Tincup mountain whiskey and the watermelon margarita with small-batch Lunazul tequila, and house beers like Huckleberry Haze IPA.
Food and drinks are available for take-out and delivery. Most Lazy Dog patios are open for outdoor dining and in-restaurant dining currently varies by location.
For additional information about Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar, please visit www.lazydogrestaurants.com. Learn more about Lazy Dog’s food philosophy here.